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Sri Lanka powers over Canada at Cricket World Cup
Mahela Jayawardene hit Sri Lanka's fastest World Cup century as he guided the tournament co-host to a commanding 210-run victory over Canada in Group A on Sunday. Canada's Harvey nabs silver at x-country World Cup sprint
Canada's Alex Harvey captured silver Sunday in a cross-country skiing World Cup sprint race in an ideal warmup for the upcoming world championships. Canadian Raonic on to second straight final
Canadian Milos Raonic is on what he calls an amazing run, and he's not ready to stop after using his powerful serve to beat Mardy Fish 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 Saturday in the Regions Morgan Keegan Championships semifinals. No teams at Rexall after 2014: NHL commissionerSports | 207029 hits | 9:54 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A big name in the world of professional hockey argues Edmonton will lose the Oilers if a new facility isn't built in the next three years because Rexall Place is ‘antiquated' and doesn't meet NHL standards. "No Mas" for Marino
MEMPHIS, TN - Playing in her first WTA Final, Rebecca Marino had to retire after losing the first set to a Slovakian opponent. Marino was down 6-2 and then conceded the match because of an abdominal injury. Sedins lead Canucks over Stars
Daniel Sedin scored twice and added an assist Saturday to move into the NHL scoring lead as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the visiting Dallas Stars 5-2. Nesbitt finishes 3rd in 1,500m World Cup race
Christine Nesbitt's hot streak on the World Cup circuit cooled somewhat as the London, Ont., native finished with a bronze in the 1,500-metre race Saturday. St-Gelais wins short-track 500 m at worlds
Marianne St-Gelais extended her mastery of the women's 500 metre event on the short-track speedskating World Cup circuit. Players ready for chillier than expected Heritage Classic
For the Calgary Flames, the Heritage Classic is a road game at home that they need to win. Head injuries impossible to prevent in hockey: Cherry
Don Cherry says it is impossible to completely eliminate head injuries in hockey and the NHL should concentrate its efforts on doing away with blindside hits. Argos won't play Ticats on Labour Day 2011
The CFL unveiled a 2011 schedule Friday that features a twist on one of the regular season's highlight games. Injury knocks Virtue, Moir out of Four Continents
Canadian figure skating duo Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir withdrew Friday during their free dance competition at the Four Continents skating championships in Taipei City, Taiwan, due to injury. Canada's Abel gets 1st victory on FINA diving circuit
Jennifer Abel of Laval, Que., earned her first career victory on the FINA Grand Prix diving circuit Friday with a first-place finish in the women's three-metre springboard event. Canada's Raonic advances to semifinals in Memphis
Canadian Milos Raonic advanced to his second straight semifinals with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 victory over Robert Kendrick on Friday at the Memphis ATP Tour event. Tomas Kaberle headed to Boston
The Tomas Kaberle era, after several scuttled past departures, is officially over in Toronto. And the Maple Leafs’ rebuild continues with yet another significant trade. Canadian Milos Raonic marches on in Memphis
Chalk up another victory for rising Canadian tennis star Milos Raonic. Ten-year-old gymnast wins gold at Canada Games
The youngest female gymnast at the Canada Winter Games in Halifax is also one of the best Oilers goalie wants new DUI trial
Edmonton Oilers goalie Nikolai Khabibulin is asking an Arizona court to overturn his impaired driving convictions and hold a new trial because he wasn't properly given the right to a jury trial under state law Fake jerseys hit Calgary ahead of Heritage Classic
The NHL is warning fans to be on the lookout for fake Heritage Classic jerseys as the Calgary Flames get set to face off against the Montreal Canadiens on Sunday Fractured foot sidelines Canucks' Bieksa
And the Vancouver Canucks' defence injury du jour for Thursday is … Kevin Bieksa. A fractured left foot will keep Bieksa out of the lineup two to three weeks, the Vancouver Sun reported Thursday.
Alaskan musher, 23, wins Yukon Quest
A 23-year-old rookie musher from Alaska has won this year's Yukon Quest International Sled-Dog Race, crossing the finish line late Tuesday night. Raonic beats Verdasco in SAP final rematch
Canadian Milos Raonic beat world No. 9 Fernando Verdasco of Spain for the second time in as many matches Wednesday and advanced to second round of the Memphis ATP Tour event. John Kucera re-injures leg following crash
The Calgary skier re-injured his left tibia Wednesday in a crash while forerunning in Colorado. Canada scares England in Cricket World Cup warm-up
Stuart Broad took 5-37 on his return from injury as England struggled to a 16-run victory over Canada in its first World Cup warmup match on Wednesday. Aquilini wants NBA's Hornets in Vancouver: report
Canucks Sports and Entertainment chairman Francesco Aquilini is looking to bring the NBA back to Vancouver, according to a report in The Globe and Mail. CSA reaches out to Morace, delivers World Cup bid book
The Canadian Soccer Association is reaching out to disgruntled women's coach Carolina Morace. Brier field loaded with star power
It's been often said that curling's most difficult event to win is the Tim Hortons Brier — an accomplishment, in some circles, even more prestigious than the world championships. Malhotra, Schneider lead Canucks over Wild
Manny Malhotra had a goal and an assist, Cory Schneider stopped 27 shots and the Vancouver Canucks beat the Minnesota Wild 4-1 on Tuesday night. Canada's Spittle finds success on Champions Tour
If you go strictly by results, the best Canadian golfer in the world right now was on the verge of giving up the game a few short months ago. Lions extend DL Johnson for 2 years
Veteran defensive lineman Brent Johnson is staying with the only CFL team he has ever played for. The B.C. Lions announced Tuesday that the five-time divisional all-star has signed a contract extension with the club through the 2012 season. Canucks lose game, Alberts
Andy McDonald and Patrik Berglund scored power-play goals to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 3-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Monday night. Quebec speedskater dominates Canada Winter Games
Quebec's rising speedskating star has used the Canada Winter Games to demonstrate he's returning to form after a debilitating bout of mononucleosis. Nesbitt can't catch Wust for all-around title
Canada's Christine Nesbitt finished second to Ireen Wust of the Netherlands at the world all-around speedskating championship Sunday at the Olympic Oval in Calgary. St-Gelais golden in World Cup short-track
Canada's Marianne St-Gelais captured gold in a short-track speed skating World Cup event Sunday in Moscow, winning the women's 500-metre race. Canada's Nesbitt in the hunt at speedskating all-arounds
Cindy Klassen is the last Canadian to win the World All-Around Speedskating Championship, but that may very well change this weekend. Samuelsson, Burrows douse Flames
Mikael Samuelsson scored two goals just 2:40 apart in the second period, Alex Burrows added his second into an empty net and the Vancouver Canucks beat the Calgary Flames 4-2 on Saturday night Hockey brawl brings 22 game suspensions
The Maritime Junior Hockey League has handed out 22 game suspensions to the Summerside Western Capitals and Miramichi Timberwolves following a brawl that started before the puck was dropped. World Pond Hockey tourney hits N.B.
Players from as far away as California, England, Denmark and Singapore are in Plaster Rock, N.B., this weekend for the World Pond Hockey Championship. Winter deaf games cancellation met with anger
Friday's cancellation of the 17th Winter Deaflympics in Slovakia left Kimberley Rizzi with both a sick stomach and the task of getting her team home from Europe. UFC sells out Toronto event
UFC 129 in Toronto is officially a record sellout at 55,000 tickets and a gate in excess of $10 million.Back to Canada News
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