He ranks second in the 2007 NHL draft class behind Kane — who has 1,180 career points. Kane’s 750 career assists are 172 more than Voracek, who ranks second from that draft class in that category as well. Only Kane, Benn, PK Subban and Pacioretty have reached an 80 point share to date. This past season, Kane moved past Bobby Hull into fourth all-time in regular season games played in the Indian head. It’s remarkable looking back at the dynasty roster that three of the top four players in regular season games played were from the most recent generation.

Winners of the 2021-22 NHL awards. Hart Memorial Trophy, MVP — Auston Matthews, TorontoVezina Trophy, goaltender — Igor Shesterkin, New York RangersJames Norris Memorial Trophy, defenseman — Cale Makar, ColoradoCalder Memorial Trophy, rookie — Moritz Seider, DetroitAdvertisementFrank J. Selke Trophy, defensive forward — Patrice Bergeron, BostonLady Byng Memorial Trophy, most gentlemanly — Kyle Connor, WinnipegJack Adams Award, coach — Darryl Sutter, CalgaryKing Clancy Trophy, humanitarian contribution to hockey — PK Subban, MontrealMark Messier NHL Leadership Award, great leadership qualities both on and off the ice — Anze Kopitar, Los AngelesWillie O’Ree Community Hero Award, individual who has positively impacted his or her community, culture of society — Noel ActonNHL General Manager of the Year Award — Finalists: Julien Brisbois, Tampa Bay; Chris Drury, New York Rangers; Joe Sakic, Colorado Avalanche. Winner to be announced during 2022 NHL Draft on July 7-8. Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, perserverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey — Carey Price, Montreal___Awards Based on Regular-Season StatisticsArt Ross Trophy, points scoring leader — Connor McDavid, EdmontonMaurice Richard Trophy, goal-scoring leader — Austin Matthews, TorontoWilliam M. Jennings Trophy, goalies with fewest goals against, minimum 25 games — Frederik Andersen and Antti Raanta, Carolina___Award Voted on by NHL Players’ AssociationTed Lindsay Award, outstanding player — Auston Matthews, Toronto(Formerly called the Lester B. Pearson Award)

“I will challenge the amendments to NAB law in the Supreme Court this week… this new law is disrespect to the nation and the country,” he said while addressing a press conference in Islamabad on Tuesday. Calling the passage of the NAB law an insult to the nation, Imran said that the rulers should be put in jail just for shamelessly amending the NAB law. PTI chairman hoped that the top court would take notice of the NAB amendments, saying the “imported government” did not come to power for the people but to end its corruption cases. The new law, he said, clipped the powers of the anti-corruption watchdog as NAB will not be able to deal with money laundering cases. Imran said that he would give another call for protest against all those who have become part of the conspiracy.

The PTI government penned an IMF deal in 2019 for a $6 billion economic stimulus package under its Extended Fund Facility. The programme was stalled in 2020 after Pakistan failed to meet the IMF’s conditions. Once the country meets the IMF’s conditions, it is hoped that it will unlock other external funding options as well. The IMF’s policies are largely directed at economic stabilisation, but at the expense of the middle class and the poor. If nothing concrete takes us out of the current economic crisis, then the future might be even grimmer.

The recent round of negotiations between the Pakistan Government and the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in June 2022, led by 53-member Grand Tribal Jirga, has triggered a debate in Pakistan regarding whether or not negotiating with the TTP is a bad choice for the state. Furthermore, public messages of the Islamic State of Khorasan Province (IS-K) revealed its soft spot for the TTP, hence defecting TTP elements can also strengthen IS-K in the region if not neutralised. In view of this, TTP in fact, also serves as a case study for its historical connection with the Afghan Taliban, al-Qaeda, and the IS-K in the region. Based on three main factors, the tendency for the success of negotiations is greater than it has ever been in past;First, IEA seeks international legitimacy and the Pakistan-TTP negotiation has now become a test case for them to demonstrate their commitment to the agreed upon Doha Agreement. TTP co-founder and senior commander Khorasani also completely supports the current negotiations, unlike 2014 when he sabotaged both sides’ dialogue.

HYDERABAD – The registration process for joining the Pakistan Army as a soldier and Naib Khatib will start from June 27 at the recruitment center in Hyderabad. According to a statement issued by the Army Selection and Recruitment Center, the registration process for soldiers and Naib Khatib will remain continue till July 27 in which youths from 8 districts including Hyderabad can register. The age limit for Junior Commissioned Officer (Naib Khatib) is 20 years to 28 years, while for soldier is from 17 and a half to 22 and a half years, statement said. Interested candidates were advised to visit the recruitment center for registration along with their educational documents and photocopies, original domicile, identity card or form B and the photocopy of father’s National Identity Card. The eligible candidates from Hyderabad, Badin, Tando Allahyar, Tando Muhammad Khan, Matiari, Jamshoro, Nawabshah and Sanghar can register, statement added.

He was addressing a gathering in Larkana to commemorate the birth anniversary of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto. He said Benazir Bhutto fought with every ‘tyrant’ including former military dictators Zia ul Haq and Pervez Musharraf. He severely criticized PTI chief Imran Khan for economic mismanagement and disastrous foreign policy, which he claimed, resulted in international isolation for Pakistan. He said Benazir Bhutto struggled for 30 years for restoration of democracy, uplifting of people and spreading the message of peaceful Islam. He recalled the former prime minister fearlessly and staunchly advocated the causes she believed in.

Following his death, his family refused to allow a post-mortem examination. The lawmaker’s body would be exhumed on June 23 in the presence of relevant magistrates and other police officials. Following exhumations, some specimens of Liaquat’s body will be taken to the laboratory for chemical examination to ascertain the cause of his death. On Monday, Judicial Magistrate East Hussain Memon ordered the secretary to form a medical board and fix a date for the exhumation of Liaquat’s body for post-mortem. Also read: Court orders autopsy of Aamir Liaquat’s body

Jim Ragas, the President and CEO of Second Cup Coffee Company visited Rawalpindi for the inaugural ceremony. The event was also graced by senior officials of the Blue World City and Second Cup Coffee Company. Our modest contribution towards achieving this goal is the launch of the Second Cup franchise under the world's tallest horse mascot. The President and CEO of Second Cup Coffee Company, Jim Ragas, who came exclusively to the event from Canada, expressed his admiration for the tallest horse mascots at Blue World City and the progress of its development. CEO, Blue World City - Chaudhry Nadeem Ijaz and CEO, Blue Hills Country Farms Chaudhry Naeem Ijaz explained that the franchise of Second Cup Coffee Company will offer an extravagant lifestyle based on the unique and modern features.

The minister announced the results of online nursing diploma in which more than 4,700 male and female nurses studied in 47 institutions, had passed the Nursing Diploma exam. According to SH&MED spokesperson, Additional Secretary Nursing Staff and other members including Director General Nursing were present in the meeting. Speaking on the occasion, Khawaja Salman Rafique said congratulated all the successful students and said that male and female nurses who passed the nursing diploma examination had obtained diploma in the fields of General Nursing, Midwifery, LHV, Family Health Worker and Community Midwifery. Khawaja Salman Rafique said that Punjab Chief Minister Hamza Shahbaz had directed to take practical steps for the improvement of nursing sector. “Punjab Institute of Nursing will be established in collaboration with the University of Health Sciences to improve the nursing sector”, he added.

@NHL_Sid : Personally, I like to split up GF% into GF and GA, xGF% into xGF and xGA, and go from there. In single-season samples, I use GF, xGF and xGA for forwards, and primarily value xGF and xGA for defencemen. Personally, I like to split up GF% into GF and GA, xGF% into xGF and xGA, and go from there. In single-season samples, I use GF, xGF and xGA for forwards, and primarily value xGF and xGA for defencemen. There is value, over a large enough sample in looking at a players GF% and there is value in looking at a player’s xGF%.

He expressed these views while briefing a high-powered Malaysian delegation about investment opportunities in Pakistan here at LCCI office. Mian Nauman Kabir said that foreign investors should come forward and avail unique trade and investment opportunities through joint ventures with their Pakistani counterparts. He said that Pakistan is blessed with a variety of fruits and vegetables which have their distinctive color, taste and tang. He said that the most common fruits which are produced in Pakistan include mangoes, citrus, grapes, guava, apple, banana and plum etc. The LCCI president informed the delegation that the large amount of fruits and vegetables are consumed domestically and less than 10 percent of total production is exported.

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. -APP/FileISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will address the nation after talks between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over the revival of the $6 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) are finalised, said the well-placed sources. “The prime minister will take the nation into confidence on the deal with the IMF,” the sources said, while sharing the inside details of the cabinet meeting held today. PM Shahbaz told the participants of the meeting that the recent hike in petroleum prices is nothing to do with IMF talks. He hoped that their talks with the IMF will be fruitful and vowed to overcome the ongoing economic crisis soon.

Tax the public to pay back the loans consumed by the elite; this has been the norm in preparing budgets since the debt trap was laid in October, 1958. Despite the fact that less than 1 percent pay income tax in the land of the pure, the FBR is hoping to collect all these taxes this year. Only in very large projects some short-term debt makes sense, but with a clear road map to pay it back. Debt with no pay back mechanism is death, both for the nation and the individuals who spend borrowed money as if there is no payback. Fuel at Rs150 billion was the highest, followed by edible oil at Rs 50 billion followed by tea at Rs 20 billion.

The finance minister told The Express Tribune on Monday that the fiscal framework with the IMF had almost been finalised. “Once the MEFP is agreed upon, both the sides will announce a staff level agreement in the next few days,” the finance minister said. Finance Minister Miftah Ismai had already announced a Rs7 trillion tax target in his budget speech, which the government is now willing to increase by another Rs450 billion. The IMF sees major surge in inflation rate but the Finance Ministry is sticking to average inflation rate target of 11.5% for the next fiscal year. Some additional revenue measures will be unveiled to make the new tax target realistic, said the sources, including passing on some burden to the salaried class.