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Brydon calls it quits on alpine career
Emily Brydon officially retired Thursday from the Canadian alpine ski team, ending one of the more successful careers in the squad's history. Virtue, Moir set original dance record
Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir are on course for their first world championship in ice dance after a dazzling original dance performance in Turin, Italy on Thursday. NHL players sign off on headshot rule
Blindside hits to the head will no longer be tolerated in the NHL. Canucks regain spark in win over Ducks
Daniel Sedin had a goal and two assists, twin brother Henrik added three assists and Andrew Raycroft made 30 saves in the Vancouver Canucks' 4-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night. Jones tripped up at women's curling worlds
With a perfect record at the women's world curling championship no longer possible, Canada's Jennifer Jones hit the reset button and turned her attention towards improving her playoff position. You've got hate mailSports | 207286 hits | 9:11 PM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
E-mailers angry after columnist suggests Szabados should have received the call from the Oilers
By TERRY JONES, Edmonton Sun NHLPA, league feud over headshots
The NHL and NHLPA finally agreed on something Wednesday. The players and their league settled on a multi-year trading card licence agreements with Panini America and the Upper Deck Company. CBC, Radio-Canada team up for World Cup coverage
CBC on Wednesday released its broadcast schedule for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, which takes place from June 11 to July 11 in South Africa. Luongo, Canucks eye rebound against Anaheim
Roberto Luongo aims to get his groove back as he and the rest of the Vancouver Canucks try to put a stake through the heart of the Anaheim Ducks' playoff aspirations Wednesday at GM Place. Canada, Jones get seventh straight win at women's world
Canada's Jennifer Jones extended her run of consecutive wins to seven at the women's world curling championship Tuesday with a 6-4 victory over Erika Brown of the U.S. The Winnipeg team remained alone atop the standings at 7-0, with Scotland's Eve Muirhea Oilers exploit shaky Luongo
The Edmonton Oilers exploited a shaky Roberto Luongo and continued to play spoiler in the Western Conference, defeating the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 at Rexall Place on Tuesday. NHL's board of governors approves new head shot rule
TORONTO — The NHL's board of governors has approved a new rule on blindsided hits to the head, even though one hasn't been formally submitted by the league's competition committee. Messier chooses MacTavish to coach Canada @ Worlds
The Edmonton Oilers dynasty will be well represented at the IIHF World Hockey Championship even without The Great One.
Canadian general manager Mark Messier reached into his past and named Craig MacTavish head coach on Tuesday, reuniting the former Oil Jones defeats China to stay unbeaten
Canada's Jennifer Jones remained unbeaten at the women's world curling championships with a 10-9 victory Monday over defending champion Wang Bingyu of China. NHL players mull stop-gap rule for head shots
NHL players are looking at making some changes to the proposed rule on blindsided hits to the head. Jones 4-0 at women's curling worlds
Jennifer Jones' alarm clock will go off much earlier for the rest of the round robin at the women's world curling championship in Swift Current, Sask. Paralympics end in a blaze of glorySports | 206619 hits | 3:48 PM on Monday | posted by wildrosegirl
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McKeever wins third gold of the Games
Canada's Brian McKeever won the men's cross-country 1 km sprint event in the visually impaired category, claiming his third gold medal of the 2010 Paralympic Games. Paralympic Games come to a close
The Paralympic flag has been lowered in Whistler and the flame has been extinguished, bringing to an end 10 days of competition which saw Canada set new standards when it comes to medals won and the promotion of the Paralympic movement. Mixed feelings for Canadian sledge team
The Olympic and Paralympic have taught us that Canadian hearts are glowing, and after a gut-wrenching defeat in the bronze-medal game, the nation's sledge hockey team proved it. Bourgonje honoured for excellence in sport
Paralympic alpine skier Colette Bourgonje is being recognized with an award for exceptional determination at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games closing ceremony. Headshot rule nearing NHL entry: Hotstove
The NHL is moving quickly on whether to implement a blindside headshot rule this season, reported hockey analyst Pierre LeBrun on Saturday during the Hotstove segment of Hockey Night in Canada Wings find more last-second magic against Canucks
Henrik Zetterberg scored in the last second of overtime Saturday as the Detroit Red Wings improved their playoff chances with a 4-3 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Canada golden in Paralympic curling
Canada's wheelchair curling team held off a hard-charging South Korean rink for an 8-7 win in the gold-medal game at the Vancouver Paralympics on Saturday. Canadian Paralympic curlers off to final
The Canadian wheelchair curling team will get a chance to defend its Paralympic title after beating Sweden 10-5 in a semifinal Saturday. Woolstencroft wins 5th Paralympic gold
Lauren Woolstencroft of North Vancouver, B.C., won the standing super-combined race at the Paralympics on Saturday to earn her fifth gold medal of the Games Canucks can help Flames with win over Wings
Calgary Flames fans will be glued to Hockey Night in Canada on Saturday, grudgingly yelling something they might normally only do in a feverish, sweat-filled nightmare:
Go Canucks! Former players see a big change when it comes to bodychecks
TORONTO -- Wendel Clark doesn't think he had as much to worry about during his NHL career as players do today. Canadians win four medals @ Short Track World Championships
SOFIA, Bulgaria -- Canadians captured four medals Saturday at the at the short track speedskating world championships. Norway beats Canada for sledge hockey bronze
Just when the Canadian sledge hockey team thought it couldn't suffer a more heartbreaking loss after being stunned by Japan in the Paralympic semifinals, the host country was pushed off the Games podium on the most unlikely of goals. Woolstencroft wins 4th gold medal
By turning potential into podiums Lauren Woolstencroft has helped Canada win more gold medals than at any previous Paralympic Games. Canucks give Kesler 6-year extension
The Vancouver Canucks announced on Friday the signing of gritty forward Ryan Kesler to a six-year contract extension. Paralympic closing to be a sentimental farewell to world spotlight
VANCOUVER, B.C. - One eye has been on the clock and the other has been on the clouds for the producer of the closing ceremonies for the 2010 Paralympic Games. London takes a liking to Own the Podium concept
Even though Canadian medal program was routinely bashed by British media, UK Sport will employ similar idea Luongo redeemed as Canucks beat Sharks
Roberto Luongo made 32 saves as the Vancouver Canucks beat the San Jose Sharks 3-2 on Thursday night. Canada qualifies for U17 women's World Cup
Canada earned a place at the FIFA under-17 women's World Cup after posting a 1-0 semifinal win over the United States on Thursday at the CONCACAF U17 women's soccer championship in Alajuela, Costa Rica. Bourgonje adds a bronze in sitting cross-country ski race
Decorated Paralympian Colette Bourgonje added a second medal to her 2010 collection on Thursday, earning bronze in the women's 5km sitting cross-country ski race at Whistler Paralympic Park. Luongo, Nabokov both struggling
Roberto Luongo is expected to get the call on Thursday night as the Vancouver Canucks host the San Jose Sharks, another team with a struggling Olympic goalie. Canadian sledge hockey team loses semifinal
There will be no Canadian hockey hat trick in Vancouver. Canada was upset 3-1 by Japan in the Paralympic sledge hockey semifinal on Thursday. McKeever, Forest, Woolstencroft win gold
The gold medals keep coming for Canada's Paralympic team. Canada has doubled its gold medal tally by winning three in Whistler, B.C., Thursday. Wisniewski give 8 game suspension for Seabrook hit
The National Hockey League has suspended Anaheim Ducks blueliner James Wisniewski eight games for his hit on Chicago Blackhawks' Brent Seabrook. Seabrook knocked out by charge from Ducks Wisniewski
The NHL's discipline practices have been under the microscope in recent weeks, and another ugly incident has taken place that is likely to test the system further. Discipline boss plants himself in Garden tonight
NHL disciplinarian Colin Campbell will be at TD Garden in Boston tonight for the Bruins' game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, but he won't be there merely as a spectator. March Madness a family affair
Joseph brothers face off in first round, among 12 Canadians in tournament With 12 games left, Oilers have practically clinched top draft lottery oddsSports | 206655 hits | 7:18 AM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
Canucks' Samuelsson out 2-3 weeks
Vancouver Canucks forward Mikael Samuelsson will miss two to three weeks with a shoulder injury. Crosby puck on display at hockey Hall of Fame.
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