McDavid's Olympic Drive and Edmonton Pride Revealed in Essay
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid shares his deep desire for Olympic victory and reflects on his connection to the city in a new personal essay ahead of his Winter Games debut.
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Jake Sanderson Chases Olympic Gold with Team USA
Ottawa Senators defenceman Jake Sanderson discusses his emotional selection to Team USA for the 2026 Winter Olympics and reflects on his challenging 2022 Olympic experience.
Mustangs to Play Benefit Game After Teammates' Deaths
The Southern Alberta Mustangs junior hockey team will play a charity game Sunday in Stavely to honor three teammates killed in a highway crash, raising funds for funeral expenses.
NHL Prospect Gavin McKenna's Felony Charge Dropped
Prosecutors in Pennsylvania have withdrawn a felony aggravated assault charge against Gavin McKenna, a top prospect for the 2026 NHL draft. The 18-year-old Canadian still faces three lesser charges.
Battle of the Badges: NB Fire and Police on Ice
Firefighters and police officers from New Brunswick took to the ice for the annual Battle of the Badges charity hockey game, fostering community spirit and friendly rivalry.
Alouettes Sign Terique Owens, Son of NFL Legend
The Montreal Alouettes have signed receiver Terique Owens, son of Hall of Famer Terrell Owens, to a two-year contract. GM Danny Maciocia insists it's a football decision, not a publicity stunt, as the team remakes its receiving corps.
Roughriders Take Grey Cup on Saskatchewan Tour
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are celebrating their fifth Grey Cup championship with a province-wide tour of the iconic trophy, following their victory over the Montreal Alouettes in November 2025.
Bendo Blazers: 60 Years of Hockey and Community in Windsor
The Bendo Blazers hockey club in Windsor, Ontario, celebrates 60 years of fostering lifelong friendships, charitable giving, and active living for players in their 60s to 80s.
Bendo Blazers: 60 Years of Hockey, Community and Charity
The Bendo Blazers Hockey Club in Windsor, Ontario, founded in 1965, shows how recreational hockey fosters lifelong friendships, charitable giving, and community support among players in their 60s to 80s.
Fourth Youth Arrested in N.S. Hockey Hazing Case
RCMP in Bible Hill, Nova Scotia, have made a fourth arrest in connection with alleged hazing and sexual assault incidents involving a local hockey team, as the investigation continues to unfold.
Felony Charge Dropped Against Canadian Hockey Star Gavin McKenna
Prosecutors have withdrawn a felony charge against Canadian hockey forward Gavin McKenna, a key player in the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship. The decision marks a significant legal development for the rising sports figure.
Olympic Skier's Anti-ICE Protest Avoids Sanctions
British freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy posted an AI-generated image criticizing U.S. immigration enforcement agencies, with the IOC confirming no sanctions will follow.
Draisaitl Criticized for Public Comments on Oilers Coaches
Former NHL coach Bruce Boudreau and analyst Nick Kypreos criticize Leon Draisaitl for publicly calling out Edmonton Oilers coaches and management, arguing such discussions should remain private.
Super Bowl Club's 60-Year Streak May End This Year
The Never Miss a Super Bowl Club, a group of dedicated fans who have attended every championship game, faces the potential end of their remarkable 60-year attendance streak this season.
Kitchener's Avery Hayes Scores Twice in NHL Debut
Former Kitchener Bulldogs forward Avery Hayes made a stunning NHL debut for the Pittsburgh Penguins, scoring two goals in a memorable performance at Buffalo's KeyBank Center.
Brees, Fitzgerald Headline Hall of Fame Class Without Belichick
Quarterback Drew Brees and wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald headline the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2026, announced in San Francisco, with notable omission Bill Belichick.
Maple Leafs' Playoff Hopes Dim as Stanley Cup Window Closes
The Toronto Maple Leafs face steep odds to make the 2026 NHL playoffs, with multiple Eastern Conference teams ahead in the wild-card race and challenging road games remaining.
Canadian Athletes Thrilled by NHL's Olympic Return
Canadian sports stars express enthusiasm as NHL players are confirmed to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics, marking a significant boost for Team Canada's medal prospects.
Canadiens' Rebuild Accelerates with Highlight-Reel Success
The Montreal Canadiens are exceeding expectations in their rebuild, showcasing spectacular play and resilience against top NHL teams as they head into the Olympic break.
Oilers Trio Competing at 2026 Winter Olympics
Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and Josh Samanski will represent their countries at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, marking the return of NHL players to Olympic hockey.
Hall of Fame QB Sonny Jurgensen Dies at 91
Sonny Jurgensen, the iconic Hall of Fame quarterback who became a beloved figure for the Washington Commanders, has passed away at age 91, the team confirmed.
Luke Willson Haunted by Super Bowl Loss After Decade
LaSalle native and former Seattle Seahawks tight end Luke Willson discusses how the Super Bowl XLIX loss still affects him as he covers Super Bowl LX for TSN as an analyst.
Olympic Biathlete's Knitting Craze Goes Viral
A Canadian biathlete's unconventional hobby of knitting at the Olympics has sparked a massive following, highlighting the human side of elite athletes.
Hall of Fame QB Sonny Jurgensen Dies at Age 91
The football world mourns the loss of Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Sonny Jurgensen, who passed away at the age of 91. A legendary figure for the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles.
Norovirus Hits Olympic Hockey at Milan-Cortina Games
A norovirus outbreak has quarantined 13 Finnish women's hockey players at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, forcing game rescheduling and raising concerns about wider transmission in the athletes' village.
Norovirus Outbreak Hits Olympic Hockey at Milan-Cortina
A norovirus outbreak has quarantined 13 Finnish women's hockey players at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, forcing game postponements and raising concerns about virus spread in the athletes' village.
Blue Jays Broadcaster Buck Martinez Retires After Decades
Toronto Blue Jays broadcasting icon Buck Martinez announces his retirement after decades with Sportsnet, following an emotional 2025 season and cancer battle.
Canada's Olympic Women's Hockey Team Turns Adversity into Edge
Canada's veteran-heavy women's hockey team sees opportunity in tournament postponement due to Finnish norovirus outbreak, using adversity as motivation against American rivals.
Buck Martinez, Longtime Blue Jays Broadcaster, Retires
Buck Martinez, the iconic voice of the Toronto Blue Jays for generations, has announced his retirement from broadcasting, marking the end of an era for Canadian baseball fans.
Spitfires Blow Lead, Lose in Shootout to North Bay
The Windsor Spitfires squandered a two-goal advantage in a heartbreaking shootout loss to the North Bay Battalion in OHL action, highlighting ongoing defensive struggles.
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