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Canadians fall to U.S. in women's Olympic soccer semi
A Christine Sinclair hat trick was not enough to lift the Canadian women's soccer team to the Olympic final, as they dropped a 4-3 decision to the U.S. on Monday in extra time in their semifinal at Old Trafford Stadium.
Canada wins bronze in women's team pursuit
Canada has won bronze in the women's team pursuit at the Olympic Velodrome. Tara Whitten of Edmonton, Gillian Carleton of Victoria and Jasmin Glaesser of Coquitlam, B.C., defeated Australia to place third.
Canada's Ryan Cochrane swims to 1,500m freestyle silver
Victoria swimmer Ryan Cochrane has earned his second career Olympic medal. The Canadian captured silver in the men's 1,500-metre freestyle at the London Games on Saturday, improving on his bronze-medal performance from four years ago.
Canada's Bruce, Li to play for badminton bronze
The Canadian women's doubles badminton team of Alex Bruce and Michele Li lost thier semifinal match against Japan on Thursday, but still have a shot at an improbable Olympic medal when they meet Russia for bronze.
U.S. men's basketball team beat Nigeria by 83 points
Jose Calderon scored eight of his 19 points in the final 44 seconds, then eluded defenders frantically trying to foul him to run out the clock as Spain held on to beat winless Britain 79-78 in Olympic men's basketball Thursday.
Royals making most of London Olympics
The British Royal Family has been popping up at Olympic events across London, making the most of an opportunity to bolster their public image while the international spotlight shines on the British capital.
NHL proposes expanded revenue sharing
NHL players and their union began examining the league's proposed expansion of revenue sharing as labour talks continued Tuesday. NHLPA executive director Don Fehr says he can't make a counterproposal on the league's full package until his group receives
Canada's women's 8 rowers win Olympic silver
The Canadian women's eight has won silver at the Olympic rowing regatta, capturing Canada's seventh medal at the London Games. The powerhouse Americans won gold while the Netherlands captured bronze. Canada and the U.S. came into the Games as rivals for g
Canada's Brent Hayden captures bronze in 100m freestyle
After suffering his biggest heartbreak at the 2008 Beijing Games, Canada's Brent Hayden is finally an Olympic medallist. The Mission, B.C., native gave the Canadians their first medal in the pool when he earned a bronze in the men's 100-metre freestyle on
Canada's men's 8 rowers win Olympic silver
Canada's men's eight rowers couldn't defend their Olympic title against a powerful German team on Wednesday, but the Canadians captured a hard-fought silver medal for the country's fifth medal of the Olympics.
Saudi judoka cleared to fight with headscarf
A female judo fighter from Saudi Arabia will be allowed to compete in the Olympics wearing a form of headscarf after a compromise was reached that respects the cultural sensitivity of the Muslim kingdom.
8 Olympic badminton players charged with throwing games
The World Badminton Federation has charged eight women's players from China, South Korea and Indonesia with misconduct for attempting to throw preliminary-round games to secure a more favourable draw later in the tournament.
Queen's granddaughter wins equestrian silver
The queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips added to the family silver on Tuesday, helping team Britain to a second-place finish behind Germany in Olympic equestrian eventing in London.
Britain still waiting for its golden moment
Great expectations were raised around Britain's medal run in these Olympics. But while there have been triumphs, like the unexpected bronze in men's gymnastics, it hasn't exactly been the best of times early on.
Boxing draw puts Canada's Mary Spencer 1 win from medal
Canadian middleweight boxer Mary Spencer should be pleased with how Friday's Olympic women's boxing draw turned out. The Wiarton, Ont. native drew a bye, meaning she must win just one bout to be guaranteed at least a bronze medal.
Canada enters stadium as Olympic opening ceremony underway
Canada has entered the Olympic Stadium. Led by triathlete Simon Whitfield, the 277 athletes, less those preparing for Saturday morning events, were resplendent in red and white track jackets with CANADA across the front, plus khaki pants.
Blind archer sets 1st records of London Olympics
Legally blind archer Im Dong-hyun set the first world records of the London Olympics, breaking his own record in the 72-arrow mark and helping South Korea set a team record in the ranking round on Friday.
Welcome to London's recession Olympics
Smaller, cheaper, financially sustainable? The London Olympics has 538 fewer competitors than went to Beijing four years ago, the smallest number of Summer Olympians in 16 years. Everyone, including Canada, is cutting back.
Busy day for Canada as Games Come to Life
LONDON - Canada raised its flag, welcomed some of its athletes and even got its first taste of Olympic action on Wednesday as the London 2012 Olympic Games came to life two days before the opening ceremony.
Canada Falls to Japan in First Game |
A second half goal by Canadian forward Melissa Tancredi was not enough to overcome Japan as Canada fell 2-1 in their opening match at the London 2012 Olympic women’s soccer tournament.
North Korea upset over Olympic flag mixup
London Olympic organizers mistakenly displayed the South Korean flag on a jumbo screen instead of North Korea's before a women's soccer match Wednesday, prompting the North Koreans to refuse to take the field for nearly an hour.
9 track and field athletes banned for doping
Nine track athletes were suspended ahead of the London Olympics for doping, including three who were caught in retests of samples from last year's world championships, the IAAF said Wednesday.
Greece expels Olympic athlete over racist tweets
ATHENS, Greece (AP) - Triple jumper Voula Papachristou was expelled from Greece's Olympic team Wednesday for her comments on Twitter mocking African immigrants and expressing support for a far-right party.
Joe Burnett, Eskimos dominate in win over Lions
Joe Burnett's two interceptions staked the Edmonton Eskimos to a 27-14 victory over the B.C. Lions in CFL action Friday night. Edmonton improved to 3-1, moving into a share of first place in the West Division with Saskatchewan.
Jets re-sign forward Kyle Wellwood
The Winnipeg Jets have re-signed forward Kyle Wellwood, the club announced Friday. Wellwood recorded a career-high 47 points (18 goals, 29 assists) in 77 games with the Jets last season.
Chris Williams powers Ticats past Argonauts
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats won their first game of the season with a 36-27 victory over the Toronto Argonauts on Saturday night. Chris Williams caught a touchdown and added two more scores on returns, helping Hamilton to improve to 1-2.
Roughriders outlast Lions, remain unbeaten
Tristan Jackson returned a missed field goal 129 yards early in the fourth quarter and the Saskatchewan Roughriders became CFL's only unbeaten team with a 23-20 victory over the B.C. Lions.
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