Nelson's Shutout Lifts Ottawa 67's to OHL Top Spot
Ottawa 67's goaltender Jaeden Nelson recorded his first career OHL shutout with 34 saves in a 6-0 victory over Oshawa Generals, pushing his team to the top of the Ontario Hockey League standings.
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Roughriders GM Details Free Agency Strategy and Draft Prep
Regina Roughriders general manager Jeremy O'Day discusses the team's approach to free agency and draft preparation, emphasizing strategic roster building for the upcoming CFL season.
Windsor Express: What to Expect This Month
The Windsor Express basketball team faces a crucial period with upcoming games and strategic adjustments. Here's a detailed look at their schedule, player performances, and what fans can anticipate.
Oilers' Trade Focus Wrong, Defense Fixes Questioned by Insider
NHL insider Frank Seravalli reveals the Edmonton Oilers are not prioritizing defense in trade talks, relying instead on organic improvement, while facing cap space and asset limitations.
2010 Vancouver Olympics: Unity and Triumph in Canadian Sports
As the world watches Milan-Cortina 2026, John Furlong reflects on the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games—a moment when Canada united through tragedy, triumph, and Sidney Crosby's Golden Goal.
NBC Apologizes for Misgendering Transgender Olympian
NBCUniversal has issued an apology after a commentator repeatedly misgendered Swedish skier Elis Lundholm, the first openly transgender athlete at the Winter Olympics, during coverage of the Milan Cortina Games.
Canada's Curlers Edge Germany in Olympic Curling Opener
Team Brad Jacobs narrowly defeated a resilient German squad 7-6 in the Milan-Cortina Olympics men's curling opener, with the match going to an extra end.
Jacobs' Canadian Curling Team Wins Extra-End Thriller at Winter Games
Canada's men's curling team, skipped by Brad Jacobs, opened their 2026 Winter Olympics campaign with a hard-fought extra-end victory over Germany in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
French Biathlete Wins Gold After Fraud Conviction
Julia Simon captures Olympic gold in biathlon just months after being convicted of stealing teammates' credit cards, highlighting a controversial path to victory at the 2026 Winter Games.
Ottawa 67's Coach Vince Malette Remembered After Alzheimer's
Vince Malette, former assistant coach for the Ottawa 67's and head coach of the Peterborough Petes, passed away at 64 after an 11-year battle with early onset Alzheimer's disease. He is remembered for his pivotal role in the 1999 Memorial Cup championship
Roughriders GM O'Day Fills Roster Voids in CFL Free Agency
Saskatchewan Roughriders General Manager Jeremy O'Day discusses the team's strategic acquisitions during CFL free agency, including veteran defensive end James Vaughters and new linebackers to strengthen the roster.
Schwinghammer's Fifth-Place Olympic Moguls Boosts Confidence
Saskatoon's Maia Schwinghammer finished fifth in women's moguls at the 2026 Winter Olympics, gaining significant confidence despite battling injuries and pressure throughout a challenging season.
Banned Olympic Helmet Sparks Standoff Over Ukraine War Remembrance
Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych faces disqualification for wearing a helmet depicting war dead, defying an IOC ban on political statements at the Games.
Charity Hockey Game in Barrie Donates to Youth Organizations
A celebrity-filled charity hockey event at the Paul Sadlon Arena in Barrie, Ontario, has generated a significant financial contribution to support local hockey organizations and youth programs.
Hockey Team Raves About Speedskaters at Winter Olympics
Members of Canada's men's hockey team express admiration for the short-track speedskating squad's performance at the 2026 Winter Games in Milan, calling it incredible.
Czech Goalies Channel Hasek's Legacy in Olympic Hockey Clash
As Czechia faces Canada in the 2026 Winter Olympics, goalies Karel Vejmelka and Lukas Dostal aim to emulate Dominik Hasek's legendary 1998 shootout victory, carrying forward a storied legacy in men's hockey.
Driver Guilty in Crash That Killed Olympian Alexandra Paul
A driver has entered a guilty plea in the tragic collision that claimed the life of former Canadian Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul. The case highlights road safety concerns.
Elks Bolster Defense and Offense in CFL Free Agency Day 2
The Edmonton Elks made significant moves on Day 2 of CFL free agency, adding key players to both their defensive and offensive lines to improve their roster for the upcoming season.
Hallie Clarke: From World Champ Stress to Olympic Medal Threat
Calgary skeleton athlete Hallie Clarke overcomes mental pressures of early success to become a podium threat at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.
Slafkovsky Scores Twice in Olympic Hockey Opener
Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky led Slovakia to a 4-1 victory over Finland in the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics men's hockey opener, scoring two goals and an assist.
Klaebo's Viral Uphill Ski Sprint Highlights Cross-Country Sport
Norwegian skier Johannes Klaebo's explosive uphill sprint at the Winter Olympics captivated millions online, drawing attention to cross-country skiing's global appeal.
Ottawa 67's Mourn Loss of Former Assistant Coach Vince Malette
The Ottawa 67's hockey organization announces the passing of former assistant coach Vince Malette, a respected figure in the team's history.
MacKinnon's Intensity: Advantage or Problem for Canada?
As Team Canada prepares for the 2026 Winter Olympics, Nathan MacKinnon's legendary intensity sparks debate. Is his perfectionism a competitive advantage or potential team issue?
Canada's Olympic Coach Withholds Starting Goalie Decision
Head coach Mike Cooper declines to name starting goaltender for Canada's Olympic hockey opener against Czechia, maintaining suspense ahead of the crucial matchup.
Peter DeBoer on Olympics, Windsor Spitfires Legacy and Coaching Path
Former Windsor Spitfires forward Peter DeBoer, now assistant coach for Canada's Olympic hockey team, shares how his Windsor experiences shaped his career and led him to international coaching success in Italy.
Biathlete Regrets Tears Overshadowing Teammate's Olympic Gold
Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid expresses regret after his emotional TV interview drew attention away from teammate's gold medal victory at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.
Schwinghammer Misses Podium in Olympic Moguls Debut
Canadian freestyle skier Maia Schwinghammer from Regina narrowly missed a medal in her first Olympic appearance, finishing just outside the top three in women's moguls at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games.
Canadian Women's Hockey in Crisis After Historic Olympic Loss
Following the most lopsided defeat in Olympic history against the United States, Canada's women's hockey team confronts serious questions about leadership and future competitiveness.
Canadian Olympians Mourn Tumbler Ridge School Shooting
The Canadian Olympic team expresses profound grief over the mass shooting at a high school in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., which left 10 dead, including the suspect.
Calgary's Ben Macbeath Shines as WHL Hitmen Rookie
Calgary-born defenceman Ben Macbeath is making a significant impact in his debut season with the WHL's Hitmen, fulfilling a lifelong dream of playing for his hometown team.
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