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Bagai is Canada's cricket chatterbox
There was a constant chatter heard each time Canada took the field in the recently completed Caribbean Twenty20. Canucks carry play in the desert
Roberto Luongo made 23 saves for his 54th NHL shutout and third of the season, and the Vancouver Canucks routed the struggling Phoenix Coyotes 6-0 on Wednesday night. Retiring Heil wins moguls world title
Jennifer Heil is going out in style. The freestyle skiing star, who plans to retire at season's end, won the first moguls world title of her decorated career at Deer Valley Resort in Utah, where Canadians claimed four of six possible medals on Wednesday. Canucks back on top of NHL
Mikael Samuelsson and Christian Ehrhoff scored power-play goals to lead the Vancouver Canucks over the Dallas Stars 4-1 Tuesday night. Richie Hall returning to Riders
Saskatchewan Roughrider fans will soon see a familiar face on the sidelines with Richie Hall returning as defensive coordinator. Alpine Canada calls safety summit to help curb injuries
Alarmed at the numerous crashes and severe injuries to Canada's ski team this season, Alpine Canada has called a summit to find ways to make the sport safer. Canada's Harvey wins under-23 world x-country title
Alex Harvey has won his first cross-country skiing world title. The native of St-Ferreol-les-Neiges, Que., skied to victory in the men's 30-kilometre pursuit race Monday at the under-23 world championships in Oetepaa, Estonia. Province pledges $22.5 million for Ivor Wynne
The Ontario government is giving Hamilton an additional $22.5 million to renovate Ivor Wynne Stadium for the 2015 Pan American Games. Nesbitt express speeds to Moscow track record
Still feeling a bit sapped from winning the women's title at the world sprint championships a week ago, Christine Nesbitt found a way to remain unbeaten on the World Cup circuit over the weekend in Moscow. Sedin snipes in Skills Event
RALEIGH, NC - Vancouver Canucks winger Daniel Sedin won the Accuracy Shooting event at the NHL Super Skills Competition. Daniel defeated Patrick Kane of Chicago Blackhawks in the final. Howard, McEwen to vie for Canadian Open title
Glenn Howard's rink is on quite a roll. The squad from Coldwater, Ont., defeated defending world champion Kevin Koe of Edmonton 7-3 on Saturday night to advance to the final of the BDO Canadian Open. Howard's foursome hasn't lost in the event all week at NHLers overwhelmingly want fighting to stay
While the debate over headshots has dominated the airwaves and headlines in the past year, NHL players seem to have little interest in eliminating fighting from the game according to the players who responded to a recent poll conducted by Hockey Night in Shouldice, Kingsbury win gold for Canada
For Warren Shouldice, there really is no place like home. The Calgarian was a World Cup aerials winner Saturday at Canada Olympic Park to cap a four-medal haul by the host team at the Canada Post Freestyle Grand Prix.
Players set for NHL skills competition
The NHL has released its list of competitors scheduled for the all-star skills competition on Saturday night (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7 p.m.) in Raleigh, N.C. Jenn Heil falls in last race on home snow, but future's looking up
Things didn't go quite the way freestyle skier Jenn Heil wanted Saturday afternoon. Calgary's Gough races to historic luge bronze
Calgary's Alex Gough made history in Cesana Pariol, Italy, becoming the first Canadian ever to reach the podium at the luge world championships when she slid to a bronze medal on Saturday. Visa wait has Cricket Canada holding breath
Cricket Canada continues to wait on Indian visas for three Pakistan-born players, with the start of the World Cup just three weeks ahead. Downhiller Osborne-Paradis breaks leg in crash
Canadian skier Manuel Osborne-Paradis has suffered a broken left leg after crashing heavily during a World Cup downhill in the French Alps on Saturday. Nesbitt wins 1,500m in Moscow
Christine Nesbitt won the 1,500-metre race Saturday in Moscow to remain unbeaten at the distance this season. The Canadian finished in 1 minute, 56.80 seconds for her fourth straight World Cup victory at the distance. Sedins split, Kessel picked last in NHL all-star draft
Eric Staal chose loyalty with the first overall pick, the Sedin twins were broken up, and the Toronto Maple Leafs' lone selection was the final pick after the dust settled on the first NHL all-star draft in Raleigh, N.C., on Friday. Eskimos' Braidwood released on bail
Edmonton Eskimo defensive lineman Adam Braidwood was released on $5,000 bail Thursday. Canadian skier Semple done for the season
When Ryan Semple crashed through two fences in World Cup downhill training run this week, it was simply more bad news for a Canadian ski team that has suffered a slew of injuries this season. Calvillo ready to return to Als after cancer therapy
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo says he is feeling great after undergoing treatment for thyroid cancer. Hamilton moves step closer to working out stadium deal
HAMILTON, Ont. -- City council in Hamilton has approved a new motion on the reconstruction of Ivor Wynne Stadium for the 2015 Pan American Games. Regina mayor makes good on wager, wears Alouettes jersey
REGINA -- Regina Mayor Pat Fiacco has spent a day sporting an Alouettes jersey after losing a Grey Cup bet to Montreal Mayor Gerald Tremblay. Conroy considering retirement after clearing waivers
CALGARY -- Craig Conroy felt abashed Thursday when he saw the circle of television cameras and lights around him. Four Canucks getting ready for an all-star weekend
Head coach Alain Vigneault will be one of the coaches and forwards Henrick and Daniel Sedin along with Ryan Kesler have been selected to play in the game. Women's World Cup could be coming to Vancouver in 2015
VANCOUVER - It's the biggest women's sporting event in the world, and the City of Vancouver may try to bring it here. The city could be putting together a bid to host the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup, along with six other Canadian cities. McIvor's season gets crossed out
ASPEN, CO - Ashleigh McIvor has suffered a season ending knee injury. Training at the X Games, the first ever Olympic ski cross champion has a suspected torn ACL in her left knee. Canuck Alex Edler tears disc in back and is out indefinitely
VANCOUVER - Canucks defenseman Alex Edler will have back surgery Monday and the team is not sure when he will return. Canucks General Manager Mike Gillis says that tests show Edler has a tear in one of his discs and it is an injury that will not repair it Langley native one of baseball's top prospects
NEW YORK, NY - MLB.com's top 50 ranked prospects list is out and it includes 21 year old Langley native and second baseman Brett Lawrie. Vancouver to host world's first bike polo court
VANCOUVER - Vancouver is soon going to be home to the first bike polo court in the world. Sweatt's 1st goal a game-winner for Canucks
It was a night to remember for Lee Sweatt. Sweatt, playing in his first NHL game, scored the winning goal as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Nashville Predators 2-1 Wednesday night. The Great One hits the big 50
Fans are fondly looking back on Gretzky's career and the impact the Great One had on the game he dominated. Canucks' Bieksa goes from dead man walking to indispensable
Kevin Bieksa says he was in full control of his senses Monday night when he skated up to Adam Burish and challenged the Dallas Stars’ buzz-saw to fight halfway through the first period. Canada and Umbro unveil new era
Umbro has revealed the new Home and Away kit designed for the Canadian Soccer Association. Canada’s National Teams will be outfitted by Umbro until December 31st, 2014. Canucks convincingly end losing streak
Ryan Kesler and Christian Ehrhoff scored quick power-play goals Monday as the Vancouver Canucks ended a four-game losing streak by hammering the Dallas Stars 7-1.Back to Canada News
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