Team Campbell Loss Crushes Saskatchewan's Scotties Hopes
Saskatchewan's curling aspirations at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts were shattered after skip Jolene Campbell's team suffered a crucial loss to Ontario in Mississauga.
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Raptors Fall to Knicks in Ugly Home Loss
The Toronto Raptors suffered a disappointing 119-92 defeat to the New York Knicks, extending their losing streak against New York to 11 games. Former Raptor OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges led the Knicks' dominant performance at Scotiabank Arena.
Matt Savoie Carves Role with Hometown Edmonton Oilers
Edmonton-born rookie winger Matt Savoie is establishing himself as a valuable contributor for the Oilers, showcasing his skills and celebrating goals alongside stars like Leon Draisaitl.
Toronto Sceptres Enter Olympic Break with Loss to Montreal
The Toronto Sceptres suffered their seventh loss in eight games, falling 3-0 to Montreal Victoire as the PWHL pauses for the Milan Winter Olympics, leaving Toronto in playoff jeopardy.
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Victoire Roll Past Sceptres 3-0 Before Olympic Break
The Montreal Victoire secured a commanding 3-0 victory over the Toronto Sceptres in PWHL action, entering the Olympic hiatus with momentum. Ann-Renee Desbiens' shutout performance anchored the win.
Scotties Day 6: Playoff Spots Secured, Seeding Unclear
Five rinks have clinched playoff spots at the 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Mississauga, with one remaining berth to be decided on Thursday's final round-robin draw.
Edmonton Athlete Aims for Rare Summer-Winter Olympic Feat
Kelsey Mitchell, an Edmonton-area Olympian, is attempting the rare achievement of competing in both summer and winter Olympic Games by switching from cycling to bobsled.
Browns Hire Todd Monken, Fans Furious Over Decision
The Cleveland Browns have appointed Todd Monken as their new head coach, a move that has ignited widespread criticism from fans who question his qualifications and past performance.
Engaged Hockey Stars Navigate Rivalry on Ice, Partnership Off
Finnish defender Ronja Savolainen and Swedish player Anna Kjellbin, engaged since 2024, will compete against each other at the 2026 Olympics while playing for rival PWHL teams in Canada.
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Flames Power Rankings: Cooley Heats Up in Cold Spell
Calgary Flames goalie Devin Cooley emerges as a bright spot with stellar performances, while Yegor Sharangovich and Connor Zary show promise during the team's challenging January stretch.
Canucks' Max Sasson on Overcoming Adversity and Mentoring Youth
Vancouver Canucks forward Max Sasson discusses the team's challenging season, his undrafted journey to the NHL, and his role in mentoring young players like Buium, Willander, and Pettersson.
Crowchild Classic: Dinos vs Cougars Hockey Rivalry Renewed
The University of Calgary Dinos and Mount Royal Cougars women's and men's hockey teams face off in the annual Crowchild Classic at Scotiabank Saddledome, with playoff implications on the line.
Patrick Reed Leaves LIV Golf, Returns to PGA Tour
American golfer Patrick Reed announces his departure from LIV Golf and return to the PGA Tour as a past champion member for the 2027 season, continuing his DP World Tour membership.
Blue Jays' Trey Yesavage Reflects on Rookie Season, New Pitch
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage discusses his rapid rise through the minors, playoff success, and adding a curveball as he prepares for his first full MLB season.
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Nathan Rourke Signs Extension with B.C. Lions Through 2028
Star quarterback Nathan Rourke has signed a contract extension with the B.C. Lions, keeping him in Vancouver through the 2028 CFL season. The deal highlights his commitment to building on team momentum and pursuing Grey Cup championships.
World Cup Trophy Vancouver Tour: Pickles' 1966 Mystery
The FIFA World Cup Trophy returns to Vancouver in April, unveiling the story of Pickles the dog who solved its 1966 theft and a Whitecaps player's secret role.
McDavid Eager for Olympic Gold Medal Opportunity
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid expresses his strong desire to win a gold medal for Canada at the upcoming Olympic Games, highlighting his national team aspirations.
Soccer League Expands into Saskatchewan
The rebranded Prairies Premier League reveals plans to expand into Saskatchewan, marking a significant development for professional soccer in Western Canada.
KeeSean Johnson Extends Contract with Saskatchewan Roughriders
Wide receiver KeeSean Johnson has signed a contract extension to remain with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, according to sources. The deal solidifies his position with the CFL team.
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Ski for Light Canada Event in Kananaskis Promotes Inclusion
Over 80 blind and visually impaired athletes from Canada and abroad gather in Kananaskis Country for a cross-country skiing event focused on accessibility, community, and inclusion.
B.C. Hockey's Youth Movement Led by Celebrini, Bedard, Primerano
Macklin Celebrini, Connor Bedard, and Chloe Primerano represent a new era of elite hockey talent from British Columbia, with experts predicting more young stars on the horizon.
Oilers Aim for Third Consecutive Win in Tenth Try
The Edmonton Oilers face the San Jose Sharks in their tenth attempt to secure three consecutive wins this season, a surprising struggle for a team near the top of their division.
Senators' Goaltending Issues and Playoff Hopes Discussed
TSN analyst Jamie McLennan joins Bruce Garrioch on Sens 1-on-1 to dissect Ottawa's struggling goaltending, playoff chances, trade possibilities, and player futures.
Swiatek: Tennis Players Treated Like Zoo Animals
World No. 1 Iga Swiatek criticizes the intense media and fan scrutiny at Grand Slams, likening it to being a zoo exhibit after her Australian Open quarterfinal loss.
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Scotties Curlers' Snack Secrets: Candy, Fruit & Doughnuts
Discover what fuels Canada's elite curlers during the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. From Cadbury Mini Eggs to fruit platters, learn the surprising snack strategies behind their competitive edge.
Calgary Doctors to Serve Team Canada at 2026 Winter Games
Calgary-based physicians Dr. Laura Bennion and Dr. Ian Auld, a married couple, have been appointed as medical staff for Team Canada at the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Maple Leafs' Trade Deadline Dilemma: Treliving's Critical Decisions
With the Toronto Maple Leafs in a tailspin and playoff hopes fading, GM Brad Treliving faces tough trade deadline choices. Analysis explores potential moves, player assets, and the team's defensive struggles as the March 6 deadline approaches.
London's Adam Hall to Play for Canada at World Baseball Classic
Adam Hall from London, Ontario has been chosen to represent Canada at the upcoming World Baseball Classic tournament, bringing local pride to the international stage.
Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade Rumors Heat Up
Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo appears ready for a trade, with ESPN reporting he wants a move by the Feb. 5 deadline. The Raptors are interested but face steep competition.
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Dobes Claims Canadiens' No. 1 Goalie Role with Strong Performance
Jakub Dobes' impressive 32-save performance against Vegas raises questions about Montreal's goaltending future and potential roster moves ahead of the trade deadline.
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