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Grey Cup: Argos defensive back Ahmad Carroll calm, ready for big game
Ricky Ray’s calm, cool, demeanour has rubbed off on teammates, says Argo defensive back Ahmad Carroll. 
— Former championship boxer Hector “Macho” Camacho died Saturday at the hospital in Puerto Rico where he has been unconscious since he was shot in the face in an attack in his hometown. Grey Cup: Argonauts' Chad Owens named CFL's outstanding player
The Flyin’ Hawaiian claimed the honour Thursday at the CFL’s awards banquet. Stamps' Anwar Stewart blasts whining B.C. LionsSports | 206556 hits | 8:06 AM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Stamping Their Ticket: Calgary gallops to 100th Grey Cup
Kevin Glenn had three touchdown tosses, as the Calgary Stampeders booked their ticket to the 100th Grey Cup with a 34-29 win over the BC Lions. Argos going to the Grey Cup
It’s Grey Cup or bust for the Argos, a time when Toronto’s bandwagon fans have a chance to finally hitch a ride on the backs of a championship-worthy franchise. Alouettes lose East final to Argos 27-20
The Toronto Argonauts guaranteed the presence of the home team with a 27-20 upset victory against the Alouettes Sunday afternoon in the East Division final before 50,112 Olympic Stadium spectators. Homeward Bound: Argos headed to 100th Grey Cup
Ricky Ray threw for 399 yards and a TD, while Marcus Ball had two interceptions as the Toronto Argonauts advance to the 100th Grey Cup with a 27-20 win over the Als Sunday. Play by Winnipeg junior varsity football team goes viral
A trick punt by a Winnipeg junior varsity football team player during a semifinal game last month has been getting a lot of attention on YouTube. Stampeder's Nik Lewis regrets O.J. tweetSports | 206856 hits | 5:04 PM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Wallin fired as Rebels head coach, Sutter takes overSports | 208151 hits | 11:50 AM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Red Deer Rebels owner/president/general manager Brent Sutter has replaced Jesse Wallin as head coach. The announcement was made this morning. Sutter will serve as the club’s interim head coach and will be joined on the bench by Jeff Truitt Sundin, Sakic, Oates, Bure get Hockey Hall of Fame rings
The Hockey Hall of Fame is welcoming four new members: Mats Sundin, Joe Sakic, Pavel Bure and Adam Oates are being inducted in the player category. Stampeders edge Roughriders in wild West semifinal
The Calgary Stampeders beat the Saskatchewan Roughriders in a CFL playoff game for the first time since 1994 with a 36-30 victory in the West Division semifinal Sunday. Argos crush Eskimos, advance to East final
The Toronto Argonauts scored a league playoff record 31 in the second and cruised from there to a dominant 42-26 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos in the CFL's cross-over playoff round on Sunday at Rogers Centre. Dealing with shortened season emerges as new issue in NHL talks
In addition to sorting out the division of revenue and player contracting rules, the NHL and NHL Players' Association must also decide how to deal with the financial implications of playing a shortened schedule once an agreement is reached. Stampeders downplay playoff history with Roughriders
The weather and how much history matters were the themes Saturday at McMahon Stadium as the Calgary Stampeders and Saskatchewan Roughriders prepared for the CFL's West semifinal. Argos focused on containing Edmonton's 1-2 rushing attack
Toronto head coach Scott Milanovich says the key to corralling Edmonton's passing game will be stopping running backs Hugh Charles and former Argo Cory Boyd on Sunday at Rogers Centre NHL lockout: Both sides stay low key, but find time for lunch
A fourth straight day of NHL labour talks failed to bring the league and its locked-out players any closer to a deal Canada's Patrick Chan, Virtue & Moir capture gold in Russia
Canada's Patrick Chan and ice dance pair Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir won gold in the Rostelecom Cup Grand Prix event on Saturday, setting new season bests along the way. Fan 960 host apologizes for Roughriders plane-crash jokeSports | 206504 hits | 6:02 PM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
NHL players set for charity games in N.W.T.
Locked-out NHL players will play three charity games in the Northwest Territories and spend a day in Deline later this month. NHL talks set to resume after encouraging weekend
The NHL and the players' association are returning to the bargaining table Tuesday, hoping momentum generated over the weekend can lead to a long-awaited labour deal. Eskimos fans say firing general manager Eric Tillman was a good moveSports | 207016 hits | 6:08 PM on Sunday | posted by Alta_redneck
For some Eskimos fans, getting rid of general manager Eric Tillman has been a long time coming. Fan Stuart Lee said the sacking of Tillman Saturday was a joyous occasion. “My first thought was Christmas had come early,” said Philipe Landry NHL cancels Winter Classic
The signature event on the NHL's regular-season calendar is gone, as the NHL officially cancelled the 2013 Winter Classic on Friday. Leafs' Bozak criticized for blackface Michael Jackson costume
A photo of Toronto Maple Leafs centre Tyler Bozak wearing blackface as part of a Halloween costume drew widespread criticism after it was posted Tuesday night on his Twitter account. Amateur hockey coach who punched player gets 10-year suspension
It's 10 years in the penalty box for an amateur coach who punched a player in the head. Whitecaps 1st Canadian team to make MLS playoffs
The Vancouver Whitecaps are the first Canadian team to ever qualify for the Major League Soccer playoffs. Vancouver advanced despite being upset 1-0 by the Portland Timbers in their final home game of the regular season. Lions clinch 1st in West, trounce Eskimos
Mike Reilly passed for two touchdowns and Paul McCallum booted six field goals as the B.C. Lions clinched first place in the CFL's West Division on Friday night with a 39-13 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos. Blue Bombers too much for sinking Argonauts
Alex Brink rushed for two TDs while Chad Simpson and Will Ford ran for others as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers powered past the Toronto Argonauts 44-32 to keep their slim CFL playoff hopes alive. NHL cancels regular-season games through Nov. 1
A day after NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and his negotiating committee swiftly rejected three variations of a players' counter-proposal, the league on Friday cancelled another week of games from the regular-season schedule, bringing the total up to 135 g NHL proposes 50-50 revenue split to NHLPA
The NHL has presented a new offer to the players that it hopes will end the lockout and allow for a full 82-game season. League commissioner Gary Bettman says the long-term deal will split revenues with players 50-50 across the board and takes steps to gu Chorus of support for Christine Sinclair after FIFA suspension
The Canadian government added its voice to those sticking up for Canadian soccer star Christine Sinclair Friday after FIFA decided to suspend her for comments made about officials during the London Olympics. Canada dominates thin Cuban side in World Cup qualifier
Despite squandering numerous goalscoring chances, Canada downed a mysteriously undermanned Cuba 3-0 on Friday night at Toronto's BMO Field to remain on course in its World Cup qualifying campaign. NHL labour talks on hold as lockout approaches 5th week
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman still hasn't spoken to players' union chief Donald Fehr since a brief meeting Wednesday, but negotiators on both sides are back in contact as the lockout drags on.Feared NFL lineman Alex Karras found fame as actor
Diagnosed with dementia, he was a prominent voice in the fight for better protection from head injuries in football
Diagnosed with dementia, he was a prominent voice in the fight for better protection from head injuries in football Roarin' Orange: Lions come alive to down 'Cats 
Travis Lulay had two touchdown passes, while running back Andrew Harris registered two majors of his own, as the BC Lions' downed the Tiger-Cats 37-17 on Friday night. Canada's Christine Sinclair suspended 4 games for Olympic ref comments
FIFA is handing Canadian women's soccer star Christine Sinclair a four-game suspension and fined an undisclosed amount for displaying unsporting behaviour at the London Olympics. Dominik Hasek gives up hope of returning to NHL again at 47
Veteran goaltender says it is ‘very unlikely’ he’ll play again Gary Bettman, Bill Daly hold secret meeting with NHLPA brass
The NHL and NHL Players' Association quietly resumed collective bargaining talks one day after cancelling the first two weeks of the regular season. 
In an interview with NPR, Simon Cho said he “panicked” after persistent pressure from his coach to do the sabotage but also acknowledged his own responsibility NHL cancels first 2 weeks of regular season
The 2012-13 NHL season will not begin as scheduled. The league announced on Thursday that it has cancelled all games through Oct. 24 as the lockout continues. Fans sound off on NHL lockout, support drops for both sides
Wednesday marked Day 18 of the NHL lockout, and we asked fans their opinion on who they were now supporting. The results are in and it's showing a decrease in support for both sides of the labour negotiations. No end in sight for labour dispute despite Gretzky's Jan. 1 hope
Wayne Gretzky believes the NHL will be up and running by Jan. 1. But No. 99 also made it clear that he has no inside knowledge of what has been going on behind the closed doors of the stalled negotiations between the NHL and NHLPA that - in the next Paul Henderson relives 1972 Canada-Russia Summit in memoir
It's been 40 years since Paul Henderson scored the winning goal in the last 34 seconds of the eighth game in the 1972 Canada-Russia Summit Series. Now the 69-year-old hockey icon tells us what he was thinking in that moment. B.C. Lions shade Edmonton for 3rd consecutive win
Paul McCallum booted a 46-yard field goal with one minute remaining as the league-leading B.C. Lions won their third game in a row, getting past the Eskimos 19-18 on Saturday night in Edmonton If the NHL won't use it, can Canada have the Stanley Cup back?
If the NHL's latest labour dispute wipes out the entire season, a man responsible for guarding the Stanley Cup says he would be free to deliver the trophy to the winner of another competition.Back to Canada News
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