Ohtani Homers Again, Japan Beats South Korea 8-6 at WBC
Shohei Ohtani homered for the second consecutive day and Seiya Suzuki added two home runs as Japan defeated South Korea 8-6 in a thrilling World Baseball Classic matchup in Tokyo.
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Turner Eyes Repeat Gold in Paralympic Snowboard Cross
Canadian Paralympian Tyler Turner harnesses an adrenaline rush as he competes in snowboard cross at the 2026 Games, aiming to defend his title and secure another gold medal for Canada.
Bob Stauffer Considered for Edmonton Oilers GM Role
Former Edmonton Oilers defenseman Ryan Whitney believes radio host Bob Stauffer has the potential to become an NHL general manager, sparking debate about unconventional hockey management paths.
Canada Wins First Three Medals at 2026 Paralympics
Kalle Eriksson, Sierra Smith, and other Canadian athletes secured the nation's inaugural medals at the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games in Italy, marking a strong start for Team Canada.
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Maple Leafs' Matthews on Trade Deadline: 'You Lay in the Bed You Make'
Auston Matthews and the Toronto Maple Leafs confront a challenging season after a quiet trade deadline, with the team struggling to find form and playoff hopes fading.
Berube's Challenge: Motivating Maple Leafs in Final Games
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube must inject life into his struggling team as they face elimination from playoff contention with just 19 games remaining in the season.
Troy Murray, Ex-Blackhawks Player and Broadcaster, Dies at 63
Troy Murray, a former NHL player for the Chicago Blackhawks and longtime broadcaster, has passed away at the age of 63, as confirmed by the Associated Press.
Canucks Beat Blackhawks 6-3 to End Seven-Game Skid
The Vancouver Canucks, holding the NHL's worst record, snapped a seven-game losing streak with a decisive 6-3 win against the Chicago Blackhawks in Chicago on March 6, 2026.
Snowmobile Crash Claims Life on Confederation Trail in Charlottetown
A tragic snowmobile accident on Prince Edward Island's Confederation Trail has resulted in the death of a Charlottetown man, with RCMP investigating the incident.
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Canucks Prospect Braeden Cootes Injured, Day-to-Day Status
Vancouver Canucks' first-round pick Braeden Cootes is sidelined with a lower body injury while playing for WHL's Prince Albert Raiders, impacting their playoff push.
Windsor Paralympians Ready for 2026 Competition
Meet Tyler McGregor and James Dunn, Paralympians from Forest, Ontario, as they train with Southwestern Ontario teammates for the 2026 Paralympics, showcasing local talent and dedication.
Ernie McLean's Garbage Can Toss Legend Lives On at 93
At 93, legendary New Westminster Bruins coach Ernie McLean reflects on his infamous 1980 garbage can toss, a moment captured in a photo that became national folklore.
F1 Delays Decision on Middle East Races Amid Iran War
Formula 1 has postponed its decision regarding two scheduled races in the Middle East this April, as the ongoing war in Iran creates significant security and logistical challenges.
Verstappen Gets Hand X-Rays After Australian GP Crash
Red Bull's Max Verstappen required medical evaluation after a crash during Australian Grand Prix qualifying. The incident occurred at Albert Park in Melbourne.
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Blake Powers Hurricanes to 6-3 Win Over Oilers in Edmonton
Jackson Blake's standout performance propelled the Carolina Hurricanes to a commanding 6-3 road win against the Edmonton Oilers, highlighting key plays and team momentum in a high-scoring NHL matchup.
Ducks Rally Past Canadiens 6-5 in Shootout Thriller
Alex Killorn scored the decisive shootout goal as the Anaheim Ducks overcame a deficit to defeat the Montreal Canadiens 6-5 in a high-scoring NHL matchup on Friday night in Anaheim.
NBA's Dillon Brooks Arrested in Arizona, Body Cam Footage Released
Police body camera footage reveals Canadian NBA player Dillon Brooks undergoing field sobriety tests before his arrest in Arizona, with officers noting a strong odor of marijuana.
Ottawa Senators Trade for Former 67's Winger Graeme Clarke
The Ottawa Senators have bolstered their roster by acquiring former Ottawa 67's winger Graeme Clarke from the Washington Capitals in a strategic trade, adding local talent and offensive depth.
Vancouver FIFA Fan Festival Guide for 2026 World Cup
Discover everything about Vancouver's free 28-day FIFA Fan Festival at the PNE during the 2026 World Cup, featuring live match screenings, entertainment, and family-friendly activities.
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Canadiens' Defensive Meltdown Costs Them in 6-5 Loss to Ducks
The Montreal Canadiens suffered another defensive breakdown, losing 6-5 in a shootout to the Anaheim Ducks after failing to protect a lead for the second consecutive road game.
Staios Stands Pat at Deadline, Confident in Senators
Ottawa Senators GM Steve Staios opts for minimal roster adjustments before the NHL trade deadline, expressing strong belief in the team's existing lineup for the 2025-26 season.
Canadiens Playoff Prospects: Third in Atlantic Division Likely
The Montreal Canadiens are positioned for a playoff spot with strong goaltending and offensive performance, though defensive challenges remain as they aim for third place in the Atlantic Division.
Family Dynamics Fuel Canadiens' Rebuilding Strategy
As five Canadiens players' wives are pregnant simultaneously, team management emphasizes family atmosphere in locker room during rebuild, with insights from former champions.
Canadiens' Offense Not Enough in California Trip Loss
The Montreal Canadiens scored 10 goals in two games but managed only one point, losing 6-5 in a shootout to the Anaheim Ducks despite Cole Caufield's two-goal performance.
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Canucks' Post-Deadline Win Signals Youthful Reset in Vancouver
The Vancouver Canucks secured a 6-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks, marking a fresh start with a young roster after the trade deadline. Veterans and newcomers alike showcased their potential in this morale-boosting road victory.
Oilers' Defensive Struggles in 6-3 Loss to Hurricanes
The Edmonton Oilers suffered a 6-3 defeat to the Carolina Hurricanes, with poor defensive play and miscues highlighted as key factors in the game.
Oilers' Goopy Mess in 6-3 Loss to Hurricanes
The Edmonton Oilers struggled with defensive lapses and poor execution in a 6-3 defeat to the Carolina Hurricanes, extending their recent slump to 2-6 in their last eight games.
Paralympics Open Amid Tensions, Russian Flag Return
The 2026 Winter Paralympics in Milan Cortina opened Friday with geopolitical tensions overshadowing the ceremony. Russia's flag returned for the first time since 2014, prompting boycotts from several nations, while the Middle East conflict impacted athlet
London Knights Rout Erie Otters in Home Ice Blowout
The London Knights delivered a commanding performance against the Erie Otters, securing a decisive home ice victory that showcased their offensive prowess and team coordination.
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Sceptres Regain Routine, Eye Playoffs Post-Olympics
The Toronto Sceptres are back to a normal schedule after Olympic disruptions, with players and coach Troy Ryan emphasizing routine as key to their playoff hopes in the PWHL.
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