Canada Sports News
Currently showing last 100 links of 9,746
Ehrhoff agrees to 10-year, $40 million deal with Sabres
Defenceman Christian Ehrhoff has agreed to terms with the Buffalo Sabres, signing a 10-year deal worth $40 million. The contract includes a no movement clause; as well as a modified no trade clause. KARIYA ANNOUNCES HIS RETIREMENT AFTER 15 SEASONS IN NHL
WINNIPEG -- Paul Kariya announced his retirement from the NHL on Wednesday after being unable to return from post-concussion symptoms that forced him to miss all of last season. St. John's Ice Caps, anyone?
CBC News has learned there are strong signs that the province's new American Hockey League franchise will be called the St. John's Ice Caps. Canucks re-sign Lapierre, Alberts
Both Lapierre and Alberts signed new deals with the Canucks on Wednesday, taking them off the market before the NHL free-agency period begins Friday. Lapierre, who was slated to become a restricted free agent, signed a two-year, $2-million US deal while A Canucks trade Ehrhoff's rights to Islanders
The Canucks announced Tuesday that the rights to the defenceman have been traded to the New York Islanders in exchange for a fourth-round draft pick in 2012. AHL's Wolves to be Canucks' farm team
The Vancouver Canucks have entered into a new American Hockey League affiliation agreement with the Chicago Wolves. Bieksa re-signs with Canucks
Bieksa, who was due to be an unrestricted free agent later this week, has agreed to a five-year, $23-million US deal, according to TSN and Sportsnet. Neither report indicated that a deal had actually been officially signed. Germany trims Canada at Women's World Cup
Kerstin Garefrekes and Celia Okoyino da Mbabi scored first-half goals to lead Germany to a comfortable 2-1 win over Canada Sunday in Group A action from Berlin at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Canada faces tough task in World Cup opener
This is a massive game for both sides. With a crowd of over 70,000 fans expected to be in attendance, Germany vs. Canada should be a tense affair, so it will be interesting to see how the hosts deal with the pressure. A victory by either side would solidiDog accidentally runs marathon for cancer
A Maryland dog is raising money for cancer after escaping from his yard and running part of a charity half marathon.
A Maryland dog is raising money for cancer after escaping from his yard and running part of a charity half marathon. Smyth returns to Edmonton after trade from KingsSports | 208574 hits | 4:17 PM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Ryan Smyth is heading back to Edmonton. Return of Jets name stirs emotions in WinnipegSports | 209396 hits | 5:30 PM on Friday | posted by Zipperfish
INNIPEG�Almost officially now, the Winnipeg Jets are back.
The name of the NHL�s Winnipeg franchise will be announced Friday night at the NHL draft in Minneapolis, where the team will select its first new player seventh overall. NHL releases 2011-12 schedule
The NHL announced its schedule for the 2011-12 season on Thursday on the day off between the league's awards ceremony that took place in Las Vegas and the draft that begins on Friday. 
backup Canadian goalkeeper Quillan Roberts scored a miraculous equalizing goal with three minutes remaining in the match to earn a 2-2 draw against soccer superpower England. Early returns: Ticats prevail in pre-season fog
Marcus Thigpen and Chris Williams had return touchdowns as Hamilton rolled over the Montreal Alouettes 57-20 in CFL exhibition action on a foggy Wednesday night. Leafs could find gems among late draft picks
Take heart Maple Leafs fans. If Brian Burke can’t make a deal to move up the squad up in the draft this weekend, all is not lost. Not if his scouts are at the top of their game in Minnesota. Canucks earn top honours at NHL awards
They didn't win the Stanley Cup this year, but the Vancouver Canucks were victorious at the National Hockey League Awards in Las Vegas Wednesday night, taking home multiple trophies. NHL Awards bring Bruins, Canucks together again
When the NHL hands out its hardware on Wednesday night (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7 p.m. ET), just one week will have passed since Boston beat Vancouver 4-0 in Game 7 and lifted the Stanley Cup on the ice at Vancouver's Rogers Arena. Headshot rule expansion gets green light
The NHL is targeting hits to the head again, broadening the landmark ban that is only one year old. NHL approves Atlanta sale to Winnipeg
The NHL board of governors has unanimously approved the sale of the Atlanta Thrashers, paving the way for the club to move to Winnipeg for next season. Quebec soccer ref in hijab thrown off pitch
Soccer referee Sarah Benkirane has been told she can no longer work for Quebec's Lac St. Louis Regional Soccer Association because she wears a hijab. The second-best photo from the Vancouver riots
Even as the remains of vehicles still smoldered in downtown Vancouver after Thursday's hockey hooligan riots, many Vancouverites vowed to set things right. Here's one way they did it: Covering a police cruiser in scores of thank-you post-its. NHLPA exercises option to raise salary cap
The NHL Players' Association has decided to trigger the growth factor in the salary cap for next season, pushing the upper limit to roughly $64 million US.McIlroy rewrites record books at US Open
On another brilliant day of golf, Rory McIlroy ran away with the U.S. Open title, winning by eight shots and breaking the tournament scoring record by a whopping four strokes.
On another brilliant day of golf, Rory McIlroy ran away with the U.S. Open title, winning by eight shots and breaking the tournament scoring record by a whopping four strokes. Thousands stream into Vancouver to clean up after riotSports | 207766 hits | 4:47 AM on Saturday | posted by TattoodGirl
VANCOUVER -- On streets scorched by flames, littered with broken glass and studded with the blackened hulls of torched cars, an army of citizens converged Thursday morning to cleanse the wounds and set things right.
What makes sports fans riot?
Wednesday night's riots in Vancouver over the Canucks' lost to the Boston Bruins in the last game of the Stanley Cup finals may seem shocking to Americans who view Canadians as our mild-mannered polite cousins. But there's a long tradition of hockey-relat
Wednesday night's riots in Vancouver over the Canucks' lost to the Boston Bruins in the last game of the Stanley Cup finals may seem shocking to Americans who view Canadians as our mild-mannered polite cousins. But there's a long tradition of hockey-relat Boston wins the Stanley Cup in Vancouver
The Boston Bruins blanked the Vancouver Canucks 4-0 to win the Stanley Cup in the seventh and deciding game, silencing an entire city ready to celebrate had the Canucks won the game. The Canucks have a secret weapon: Sleep
The Vancouver Canucks have a hidden advantage when they hit the ice against the Boston Bruins in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and it comes from how much time they spend on their backs. That secret weapon is sleep. Do or die in Game 7 Stanley Cup showdown
One of the strangest Stanley Cups anyone can remember is going to end with something everyone can understand: A single game, with everything on the line, winner-take-all. Vancouver fans fill streets for final puck drop
Thousands of noisy Canucks fans clad in the team's bright blue and green jerseys started filling the streets of downtown Vancouver by noon on Wednesday, anxious to claim their spots in front of the big screens for the big game. Canucks ticket prices spike as fans scramble
Ticket prices for Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals in Vancouver are skyrocketing as desperate fans scramble to secure seats to what could be most important game in the team's 40-year history. Canucks' Raymond has vertebrae fracture
The Canucks forward suffered a vertebrae compression fracture during the first shift of Monday night's 5-2 loss at Boston OPINION: Gallagher: No calls against Bruins until game is won
And to think they put newspaper tycoon Conrad Black in jail for non-compete clauses. Canucks fans look to Game 7
Vancouver Canucks fans seem undaunted by the rollercoaster swings in the Stanley Cup final series, with a pattern of close wins at home and embarrassing losses in Boston against the Bruins. Bruins chase Luongo to force Game 7
The Vancouver Canucks left their bench, walked through the tunnel with their heads hung low and their spirit in short supply on Monday. The Cup has lived a life of its own since the early 1890s
It has cradled newborn babies and bid farewell to the dying, stood tall in the middle of a war zone and gazed down upon Paris from the heights of the Eiffel Tower. Thomas fires back at Luongo
The verbal jabs between Tim Thomas and Roberto Luongo started after Game 5, when the Vancouver goalie made some curious comments regarding his counterpart's approach of playing Kevin Bieksa's point shot aggressively. After Bieksa planted the puck off the Canucks' Rome apologetic, but has no regrets
Suspended Vancouver Canucks defenceman Aaron Rome stated that he doesn't regret his decision to nail Nathan Horton, but he was repentant that Boston Bruins forward suffered a concussion. Fans see Canucks off to Boston
Hundreds of Canucks fans gathered at Vancouver's airport Saturday to see their team off as the Canucks headed to Boston for Game 6 of the Stanley Cup final on Monday night. Button wins rainy Canadian GP with last-lap pass
Jenson Button spent 69 laps soaked by the spray spinning off the tires of the rest of the field at the Canadian Grand Prix. Vettel on pole for Montreal Grand Prix
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel won another pole position on Saturday, outracing a pair of Ferraris and a looming rainstorm to record the top qualifying lap at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. Luongo, Sedins join in on war of words
Whether it was Vancouver Canucks forward Alexandre Burrows biting the gloved index finger of his Boston Bruins opponent, Patrice Bergeron, in the series opener. Or the back-and-forth taunts about the bitten digit between Vancouver's Maxim Lapierre and Bru Underwater hockey thrives in capital region
As ice hockey approaches its season finale in the Stanley Cup final, a group of Ottawa players is gearing up for the year's big moment in another form of the sport. Migrant Moose heading to The Rock
The Moose will no longer skate in the American Hockey League but Winnipeg's 15-year franchise has found a new home in St. John's, N.L. Canucks take Game 5 of Stanley Cup finals
Maxim Lapierre feigned an injury in the first period in an attempt to draw a penalty, but there was nothing bogus about his third-period goal that has enabled the Vancouver Canucks to bounce back in the Stanley Cup Final.Popeye Jones' Son Is A Rising Star, But Not In Basketball
But he was an NBA basketball player, after all, a forward well into an 11-year career. Didn't basketball players' kids want to be basketball players too? He looked at his three sons, amazed. "You want to play ice hockey?" he asked.
But he was an NBA basketball player, after all, a forward well into an 11-year career. Didn't basketball players' kids want to be basketball players too? He looked at his three sons, amazed. "You want to play ice hockey?" he asked. Bruins blank Canucks to even series
Bruins goalie Tim Thomas continued to outshine his Vancouver counterpart. Thomas earned his third shutout of the playoffs and he now has only yielded five goals in the series. Luongo was yanked after Peverley’s second goal.Back to Canada News
News Topics
Last 5 Articles
- Canadian Forces college graduate ceremony truly global
"Wednesday, July 07 at 00:44" - Ontario Tory leader introduces Newcomers Employment Opportunities Act
"Monday, June 07 at 13:27" - Toronto Concert sets World Record at 30 Hours as the longest show on Earth
"Friday, October 23 at 02:38"
Recent Reviews
- War Horse 2012-01-02
- Legion 2010-01-23
- Zombieland 2009-10-02
- The Martyr's Oath: The Apprenticeship of a Homegrown Terrorist 2009-08-20
- Bachman Cummings 2009-06-22
- Star Trek 2009-05-03
- X-Me Origins: Wolverine 2009-05-01
- Soloist 2009-04-24
Dalton McGuinty Libe
LIBERAL GAS
Gas Pricing in Thund
Gas Pricing
Dalton McGuinty Gree
Dalton McGuinty Gree
Dalton McGuinty Heal
Mobile