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Marathon man runs total of 10,500 km in 2010 for charitySports | 208673 hits | 6:24 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Anyone whose list of New Year's resolutions includes a vow to be more active should look to Martin Parnell for inspiration. St. Petersburg beats Canada for Spengler Cup
DAVOS, Switzerland -- Mark Messier's first major coaching stint has ended with a silver medal at the Spengler Cup.
Former NHL players Alexei Yashin and Maxim Afinogenov scored second-period goals to lead SKA St. Petersburg past Messier's Canadians 4-3 Canucks to take measure of surprising Stars
The holiday season has been very good to the Vancouver Canucks, and they'd like to close the month and year out with a new franchise record. Canada can't close out Swedes
For the first time since 2002, the Canada will have to play in the quarter-finals of the world junior tournament.
A sloppy outing by Canada and its goaltender Olivier Roy resulted in a 6-5 shootout loss to Sweden in the final game of the preliminary roWinter Classic moved to Saturday night
The stage for the Winter Classic will be a bit brighter Saturday as the Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals play under the lights in prime time.
The stage for the Winter Classic will be a bit brighter Saturday as the Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals play under the lights in prime time. Plastic rink replaces ice in Alberta town
North America's first NHL-sized synthetic hockey surface built from plastic instead of ice has opened in the northern Alberta hamlet of Fort Chipewyan. CFL star dies after battle with Lou Gehrig's diseaseSports | 208411 hits | 2:33 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Tony Proudfoot, a former CFL all-star and college professor who rushed into a hail of bullets to save a student from a rampaging gunman, has died after a long battle with Lou Gehrig's disease. He was 61. U.S. player apologizes for tweet slamming BuffaloSports | 208890 hits | 10:09 PM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
BUFFALO, New York. Late Monday afternoon, a member of the U.S. junior hockey team logged into his Twitter account and described Buffalo as the worst city ever, while also adding it made Medicine Hat, Alta., look like paradise. Yukon ski trials cancelled by cold
Cross Country Yukon said Wednesday that it has cancelled its ski trials because of cold weather. Organizers with the organization, which oversees cross-country skiing in the Yukon, have tried on three separate occasions to hold races to choose the territo Canada dispatches HC Davos to advance to Spengler Cup final
Mark Bell and Jean-Pierre Vigier scored second-period goals to lead Canada to a convincing 4-0 semifinal win over HC Davos on Thursday. The victory was redemption for the Canadians, who lost 3-2 to the host team in the preliminary round. Canucks hammer Flyers
The Vancouver Canucks ended their 22-year, home-ice winless drought against the Philadelphia Flyers in convincing fashion. Ryan Kesler scored twice Tuesday as Vancouver downed Philadelphia 6-2 for their first win in 15 home games against the Flyers. Canadian juniors score 7-2 victory over Czech RepublicSports | 208482 hits | 5:07 PM on Tuesday | posted by wildrosegirl
Brayden Schenn had a goal and four assists as Canada downed the Czech Republic 7-2 in a nasty game in which defenceman Calvin de Haan was injured and Czech forward Petr Senkerik was taken off on a stretcher after an open ice hit from Zack Kassian. Canucks poised to end Flyers' road dominance
It's been nearly 22 years since the Vancouver Canucks have beaten the Philadelphia Flyers on home ice. Roberto Luongo, however, has been in goal for Vancouver only once during that 14-game drought. Darryl Sutter steps down from Flames
Calgary Fans finally get their wish, Darryl Sutter steps down as Flames GM. Bieksa's late goal helps Canucks edge Oilers
Kevin Bieksa made the most of his limited offence Sunday night. Bieksa's goal with 24 seconds left to play gave the Vancouver Canucks a 3-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday night. Canadian juniors double Russia in opener
The Canadian power-play unit clicked at the right time in its world junior hockey tournament opener against Russia on Sunday. Oilers in tough against streaking Canucks
There may be a 15-point gap between the first-place Vancouver Canucks and last-place Edmonton Oilers, but Vancouver only managed one-goal victories in the first two meetings this season. Canada's Roy to start opener versus RussiansSports | 208572 hits | 1:36 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Olivier Roy will start in goal as Canada opens the world junior championship against Russia on Sunday afternoon (4 p.m. ET) in Buffalo, N.Y. NHL in Canada: Is there too much of a good thing?Sports | 208483 hits | 1:18 PM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
Over the past year, much ink has been spilled about the resurrection of long-moribund NHL franchises in Quebec City and Winnipeg. Israeli hockey teens treated to special ice
An Israeli teenage hockey team enjoyed a special holiday treat after arriving in Windsor, Ont., for a bantam-midget tournament. Canucks roll up the Blue Jackets
Vancouver's Sedin twins were so dominant even playing a second game in two nights that Columbus coach Scott Arniel apologized to the club's fans immediately after the game for the "embarrassing" performance of his rested team. Red Wings beat Canucks, lose Datsyuk
Henrik Zetterberg's second goal of the game at 2:59 of overtime Wednesday gave the Detroit Red Wings a 5-4 win over the Vancouver Canucks. Canucks look for 5th straight win
The Vancouver Canucks and Detroit Red Wings are each contending for another division title, but the teams are heading in opposite directions. The Canucks will try to post a fifth straight win in their first trip to Joe Louis Arena this season, while the R Controversy Pushes Girl Off Co-Ed Hockey TeamSports | 207324 hits | 7:48 AM on Wednesday | posted by bloodyirish
Grizzly bear charges N.W.T. hunters
Hunters in Wekweti, N.W.T., are tracking an injured grizzly bear after the animal killed a dog and charged some men around suppertime on Sunday. Alouettes' Calvillo has thyroid removed
Anthony Calvillo had surgery to remove his thyroid Tuesday after test results revealed some cancer cells Volpatti kick-starts Canucks' 9th win in 11 games
Ryan Kesler and the Vancouver Canucks aren't content with their recent streak. Aaron Volpatti scored his first career goal and Kesler had his fourth in three games as the surging Canucks beat the St. Louis Blues 3-1 on Monday night.NFL donates nearly $1 million to concussion research
The NFL's charitable foundation is awarding nearly US$1 million in grants for research related to concussions, an issue in the forefront all season.
Sports | 206657 hits | 8:19 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
The NFL's charitable foundation is awarding nearly US$1 million in grants for research related to concussions, an issue in the forefront all season. Hockey coach's suspension lifted
An Ontario minor hockey coach who was suspended after a racial slur prompted him to pull his team from the ice said Monday that the Ontario Minor Hockey Association has rescinded the suspension. Skip Kevin Martin prevails in National final
Kevin Martin certainly wouldn't categorize his latest curling achievement as one of the smoothest performances of his career. But like an Olympic champion, the Edmonton skip did enough when it counted the most, besting Winnipeg's Jeff Stoughton 5-3 in the Time for NHL to talk Europe: Fehr
Throwing caution to the wind during an exclusive, wide-ranging interview with Hockey Night in Canada host Ron MacLean, Fehr said the possibility exists to delve further into the European market and create a "transatlantic rivalry." Luongo solid as Canucks knock off Leafs
It took a goal by defenceman Christian Ehrhoff to finally beat the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night, but the Vancouver Canucks might have won the NHL game in the first period. Vancouver Olympics broke even: VANOC
Despite some challenging circumstances, the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver broke even, VANOC CEO John Furlong confirmed on Friday morning in Vancouver. Coach who protested slur is out for season
A minor hockey coach from Peterborough, Ont., who pulled his team from the ice after one of his players had a racial slur directed at him has been suspended for the rest of the season. Alouette Calvillo's surgery successful
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo underwent successful surgery to remove a lesion on his thyroid gland Thursday, according to the team. Kesler's 3rd an OT winner for Canucks
Ryan Kesler provided all the offence for Vancouver with his first career hat trick Wednesday as the Canucks beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2 in overtime. Eskimos add veteran coaches to staff
Edmonton Eskimos head coach Kavis Reed surrounded himself with a lot of CFL experience Wednesday. Edmonton Oilers pump up fans with new cheer team
EDMONTON With hopes of fuelling home games with excitement and energy, the Edmonton Oilers unveiled their new cheer team Tuesday night the Octane. Canucks suffocate Oilers
The Vancouver Canucks are beginning to find life on the road as comforting as playing in front of their fans at Rogers Arena. The Canucks rebounded from a tough overtime loss with a convincing 2-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday night. Does Oilers excitement bode well for new arena plans?Sports | 206720 hits | 7:27 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
A flashy shootout goal from a hockey player making his NHL debut has some Edmontonians wondering if a brand new downtown arena would complement the youthful zest of the city's NHL team. Eskimos name Reed head coach
Kavis Reed is returning to Edmonton. The former Eskimos defensive back was named the CFL club's head coach on Friday. Canucks prevail over Ducks in shootout
The Vancouver Canucks overcame a two-goal deficit in the third period and rallied past the Anaheim Ducks 5-4 in a shootout on Wednesday night. Raymond in, Samuelsson out for Canucks
The Vancouver Canucks are atop the Northwest Division thanks in part to strong performances at Rogers Arena. That success has been muted lately, but a quick change could be coming. Eskimos president has prostate cancerSports | 206766 hits | 10:02 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
Edmonton Eskimos president Rick LeLacheur dropped a bombshell Friday, announcing he has prostate cancer and will undergo surgery later this month. Canucks shutout Blackhawks
After getting humbled in the last two post-seasons by the Chicago Blackhawks, the streaking Vancouver Canucks will take any victory they can muster against the defending Stanley Cup champions. Coach suspended after pulling team over racial slurSports | 206994 hits | 1:42 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
With a big smile, 16-year-old Andrew McCullum jostled and joked with his fellow teammates as his house league hockey team prepared for a game Thursday night at the Kinsmen Civic Centre. Canucks blow out Flames
Mason Raymond scored three times, including a pivotal short-handed goal, and added an assist as the Vancouver Canucks routed the Calgary Flames 7-2 Wednesday. Edmonton Oiler brass meeting with Quebec mayor amidst rumours of relocation
QUEBEC - The Edmonton Oilers met with the mayor of Quebec City on Wednesday to compare notes on arena funding but not, says the president of the NHL team, to discuss relocating the franchise.Back to Canada News
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