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Canada's Woolstencroft wins 2nd Paralympic gold
Standing at the top of the podium never gets old for alpine skier Lauren Woolstencroft, just harder. Paralympics closing ceremonies make live TV
The closing ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Paralympics have gone from a no-show to a live show on the official broadcast network for the Games. Forest wins bronze in women's giant slalom
Canadian paralympic skier Viviane Forest won the bronze medal in the women's giant slalom at Whistler. Skating body will not punish skater for TV appearance
Figure skater Joannie Rochette will not face sanction from the International Skating Union, despite a decision to participate in a TV special that put her at odds with the skating body. Luongo, Canucks look to make easy work of Islanders
The Vancouver Canucks will try to extend their seven-game home winning streak when they take on a New York Islanders club that will be looking to avoid a ninth straight setback on the road tonight at GM Place.
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Final home for missing Olympic gold medal puck set to be revealed
VANCOUVER, B.C. - The final home of Canada's most famous puck is set to be revealed on Tuesday. The International Ice Hockey Federation and Vancouver Olympic officials say they'll announce the permanent abode of the Olympic gold medal puck at a joint news Woolstencroft gold, Wisniewska bronze in standing slalom
Canada's Lauren Woolstencroft decimated the field in the women's standing category slalom race to take Canada's second gold medal of the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Games with a combined calculated time of one minute, 51.97 seconds. Canada's McKeever wins Paralympic gold
Visually impaired cross-country skier Brian McKeever has won Canada's first gold medal of the Paralympics. He finished first in Monday's 20-kilometre race for the visually impaired with a time of 51 minutes 14.7 seconds in Whistler, B.C. Nikolay Polukhin Ovechkin suspended 2 games
Washington Capitals superstar Alexander Ovechkin has been suspended by the NHL for the second time this season, drawing the latest ban for his hit Sunday on Chicago's Brian Campbell.
Washington Capitals superstar Alexander Ovechkin has been suspended by the NHL for the second time this season, drawing the latest ban for his hit Sunday on Chicago's Brian Campbell. Rochette pulls out of skating worlds
Joannie Rochette has withdrawn from next week's figure-skating world championships, citing as a reason the emotional toll taken by winning Olympic bronze shortly after the death of her mother. Koe sneaks by Howard for Brier title
In the chaotic few moments between the end of the game and his march to the podium, Kevin Koe stood near the corner of the ice, smiling and just a little stunned as he soaked in the spotlight for the first time in his career. Canucks' early outburst smothers Flames
The Vancouver Canucks extended their homecoming party at GM Place on Sunday, riding three first period goals to dispatch the Calgary Flames 3-1. Canadian sledge hockey team pounds Sweden
Scoring was the last thing on Greg Westlake's mind as the Canadian sledge hockey player dumped the puck into the opposing zone, his team down two skaters after back-to-back penalties. Bourgonje, Forest, Dueck pick up Paralympic medals
Make it three medals for Canada at the Paralympic Games. Canadian women skate to World Cup titles
The Canadian women's team pursuit grabbed the gold medal at a long-track speedskating World Cup event Sunday, clinching the overall season title. Flying Flames face happy Canucks
If post-Olympic trend holds true, this one might be a corker. After an NHL record 14 straight road games caused by the Winter Games, the Vancouver Canucks came home on Saturday night and crushed the Ottawa Senators 5-1. Canucks enjoy sweet homecoming
The Vancouver Canucks pummeled the Ottawa Senators 5-1 at GM Place on Saturday in their first contest on home ice since their NHL-record 14-game road trip ended. Canada wins sledge hockey opener
It was only fitting for a sledge hockey game that started at 10 a.m. MT that the Canadian team hit the snooze button for the first two periods. Canucks return home to host Senators
The sea of red-and-white will be give way to the more familiar blue-and-green in Vancouver's GM Place on Saturday, and the Canucks couldn't be happier. Crosby stick was bound for Russia
Another mystery solved: Sidney Crosby's golden goal-scoring hockey stick was bound for St. Petersburg, Russia to become the private property of Sergei Afanasiev, a hockey memorabilia collector. Paralympics about changing minds, not capturing hearts
VANCOUVER -- The 2010 Paralympic Winter Games isn't about capturing the hearts of Canadians. It's about changing their minds. Whitecaps aim to keep Olympic euphoria with move to MLS
Stepping up to top-tier soccer in North America will be a year-long challenge for the Vancouver Whitecaps but the euphoria of the 2010 Winter Olympics will help. Injured vets carry the Paralympic flame as relay's final day honours military
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Paul Franklin can still vividly remember lying on the ground after a suicide bomber destroyed the armoured jeep he was driving in Afghanistan four years ago. Parts of the army medic's body were on fire, and he could see the bottom half o QMJHL upholds suspensions for Cormier, Scandella
Two members of Canada's world junior championship team, Patrice Cormier and Marco Scandella, had appeals denied Friday on their lengthy suspensions by the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Arctic Games officials defend athletes' delay at ceremony
Organizers of the 21st Arctic Winter Games in Grande Prairie, Alta., say they had no choice but to keep athletes and coaches who were part of last Sunday's opening ceremony in a separate area for two hours before they could enter the main venue. Paralympics open with rocking ceremony
Two singular journeys that have inspired Canadians for years became inspirations for the world as well on Friday with the start of the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games Whitehouse Press Secretary Forced to Wear Team Canada JerseySports | 206966 hits | 2:30 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Canadas Ricker wins World Cup Title in Snowboard Cross
VALMALENCO, Italy -- Canada's Maelle Ricker won a silver medal in a World Cup snowboard cross race today to secure the crystal globe as the overall season winner. Heil wins Silver medal; nears World Cup Moguls title
ARE, Sweden -- Canadian Jenn Heil inched closer to clinching a record-tying fifth crystal globe as World Cup overall champion with a silver medal in Friday's women's moguls event. Canadian Women sweep the podium @ World Cup Ski Cross race
GRINDELWALD, Switzerland -- Canadian women swept the podium Friday at a freestyle skiing World Cup ski cross race while fellow Canadian Chris Del Bosco took bronze in the men's event. Why Pro Athletes Love Toronto
American pro athletes used to think of Toronto as a backwater. High taxes and low temperatures combined with a woeful lack of television exposure back in the States made playing here about as appealing as Canada's national dish of french fries soaked in g Luongo returns home to hero's welcome
Roberto Luongo has received a hero's welcome his first time back in Vancouver since the Canadian men's hockey team won Olympic gold almost two weeks ago.Pro Football Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen dies at 69
SALT LAKE CITY — Pro Football Hall of Famer and former television actor Merlin Olsen has died. He was 69. Utah State University assistant athletic media relations director Zach Fisher says Olsen died Wednesday night at a Los Angeles hospital.
SALT LAKE CITY — Pro Football Hall of Famer and former television actor Merlin Olsen has died. He was 69. Utah State University assistant athletic media relations director Zach Fisher says Olsen died Wednesday night at a Los Angeles hospital. Crosby's golden puck also vanished
Sidney Crosby's missing Olympic gear may be back in the fold, but where's the gold-medal puck? Don Cherry has backs of sledge-hockey heroes
Canadian hockey icon Don Cherry rumbled into Vancouver Wednesday for a lunch-hour "Salute to the Paralympics." Guay wins final Super-G race and World Cup Title
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany -- Canadian Erik Guay produced a daring run to win the final race of the season Thursday and claim a World Cup title in the super-G. Paralympic torch in Vancouver as excitement builds ahead of Games
VANCOUVER, B.C. - The Paralympic torch relay lit up a small pocket of Vancouver on Wednesday as it made its first stop in the host city, where fresh memories of the Winter Olympics are fuelling excitement for their sequel. Canucks end marathon road trip with SO loss
On Wednesday, the Vancouver Canucks came up with a new definition of the term "marathon men." On the second half of a back-to-back stretch, which was the final game of an NHL-record 14-game road trip, the Canucks went into extra time against the Phoenix C Canucks' Sedins donate $1.5M to hospital
Vancouver Canucks hockey stars Daniel and Henrik Sedin have donated $1.5 million to help build a new BC Children's Hospital. Canucks end lengthy road trip in Arizona
When the NHL season began back in October, many in the hockey world wondered if the Vancouver Canucks could handle a gruelling 14-game road trip while the Olympics occupied the city. Commonwealth grass will soon be history
Workers will start ripping up the grass at Commonwealth Stadium next week after council unanimously approved a deal Wednesday to split the cost of installing artificial turf with the Edmonton Eskimos. Hockey gold a bonus for charity
The shine had barely started to fade from Canada's epic win in men's Winter Olympic hockey when the first email arrived and, while there wasn't exactly a flood of messages, there were enough to indicate a certain mood in the populace. 
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