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NHL GMs recommend ban on blindside head hits
NHL general managers have wrapped up three days of meetings with a framework for a penalty for hits to the head.
Comeback Canucks beat Avalanche
While not as prolific around the net as many of his Vancouver Canucks teammates, Jannik Hansen certainly has made the most of his 14 goals in 91 NHL games. Cypress Mountain reopens to the public
Cypress Mountain reopened to the public Tuesday, but officials say skiers and snowboarders anxious to try their hand at one of the challenging Olympic courses will have to wait. Canucks, Avalanche battle for top spot
The Vancouver Canucks look to expand their margin in the Northwest Division on nearest rival Colorado in Denver on Tuesday night. Stamkos has a shot at 50: Take 5
Tampa Bay Lightning forward Steven Stamkos has a shot at reaching 50 goals faster than all but two players in NHL history. Jean Labonte named Paralympic flag bearer
VANCOUVER - Like every other athlete, Jean Labonte wants to win gold at the Paralympics. But the captain of Canada's defending champion sledge hockey team hopes disabled sports is the biggest winner when the country hosts its first Winter Paralympics. Lions' Printers rejects selfish label
Quarterback Casey Printers says he's no longer a "me first" guy as he prepares to lead the British Columbia Lions into the 2010 CFL season. Arctic Winter Games open in Alberta
Young athletes from circumpolar nations are in Grande Prairie, Alta., to compete in the 21st Arctic Winter Games. Crosby's gold medal goal -- frame by frame
Four seconds: Sidney Crosby's goal like you've never seen it. More 3rd period magic for Canucks
The Vancouver Canucks scored three times in the third period to earn a 4-2 comeback win on the road, over the Nashville Predators, Sunday afternoon Many in Quebec want their own Olympic teamSports | 206756 hits | 10:43 AM on Sunday | posted by wildrosegirl
$10K reward for Crosby's lost Olympic gear
Reebok Canada is offering a $10,000 reward for the return of Sidney Crosby's stick and a glove, which went missing after he scored in overtime to give Canada the gold medal in men's hockey at the Vancouver Olympics last Sunday Canadiens' Lapierre suspended 4 games
The NHL suspended Montreal Canadiens forward Maxim Lapierre for four games on Friday for his actions in the team's loss the previous night in San Jose. Blackhawks chase Luongo
Coming off a gold-medal win with Team Canada at the Vancouver Olympics, he allowed five goals on 14 shots before head coach Alain Vigneault sat him after one period of a 6-3 loss at Chicago on Friday night. Alouettes' Trestman named CFL Coach of the YearSports | 206772 hits | 7:05 PM on Friday | posted by PimpBrewski123
Montreal Alouettes head coach Marc Trestman was named 2009 CFL Coach of the Year, the Canadian Football League announced today.
Canucks' Kesler, Hawks' Ladd meet again
The Vancouver Canucks will look to come out on top in the season series on Friday on the road against the Chicago Blackhawks, the nemesis from last year's playoffs CFL to propose new twist on overtime rules
The league's rules comittee has recommended a new system in which teams that score a touchdown in overtime be required to attempt a two-point conversion, as opposed to kicking an extra point. Olympics have made curling cooler than ever
There perhaps has never been a cooler time to curl. Canada's gold and silver successes at the Winter Olympics had passionate fans at the rink cheering and sent TV ratings soaring. And beyond the bonspiel, the country's beloved icy pastime has been generat
Canucks sink Blue Jackets in OT
Even with gold-medal winning goaltender Roberto Luongo taking the night off, the Vancouver Canucks had enough firepower to rally from behind twice. Luongo to rest after Olympian effort
Luongo will likely get the night off as the Canucks resume the longest road stretch in NHL history against the Columbus Blue Jackets on TuesdayHe's Back! Chelios signs on with the Thrashers
Chris Chelios on his way back to the NHL, as the veteran blueliner has signed with the Atlanta Thrashers.
Chris Chelios on his way back to the NHL, as the veteran blueliner has signed with the Atlanta Thrashers. Leafs acknowledge trades a toll to NHL families
TORONTO — A trade prompted Colton Orr to make the most embarrassing mistake of his career. He had just been moved to Regina from Kamloops, his junior hockey team, and the bruising forward responded by engaging in an on-ice fight the first time he visited Canada sets Winter Games gold medal record
These were indeed the best Games ever - at least if the measure is Team Canada's medal haul. Golden finish for Canada: OT hockey win!
In a game for the ages, it was Crosby - leader of Canada's Generation Next - that provided Canada with the Golden Goal 7:40 into overtime. Crosby's fourth of the tournament gave Canada's men's Olympic hockey team a thrilling 3-2 victory over their arch ri Norway's Northug golden in 50K, Canada's Kershaw 5th
Canadian cross-country skier Devon Kershaw missed winning a medal by about the length of ski in the men's classical 50-kilometre race at the Winter Olympics on Sunday. Gold-medal mania hits Canadians from BC to Britain
Canadians all over the world, from the Arabian desert to downtown London, are cheering on their homeland in the quest for hockey gold. In London, patrons of the city's only Canadian bar -- The Maple Leaf -- were lining up nine hours before game time to gu Joannie Rochette will carry Canadian flag
Joannie Rochette will carry the Canadian flag into tonight's closing ceremony for the Vancouver Olympics. The 24-year-old figure skater from Ile-Dupas, Que., won a bronze medal less than a week after her mom Therese died of a heart attack.
Babcock wants win, not miracles
Calgary Flames defenceman Robyn Regehr sent out a Twitter message on Saturday that read: "If the Americans win, they'll probably make a movie about it, so we don't want to see that happen." Cherry picking: Canada 5-3 over U.S.
Don Cherry is wearing a giant maple leaf on his heart. Or, at least right next to it, emblazoned on a tie, accenting his bright red suit with his Hockey Canada cufflinks. Gold-medal mania: tickets to Canada-U.S. grudge match worth their weight in gold
VANCOUVER, B.C. - It may be the hottest ticket in Canadian sports history. Seats for the gold-medal rematch between Canada's men's hockey team and their U.S. rivals on Sunday have long since sold out but were still up for grabs online and from ticket brok Hockey nut Harper has some advice for Team Canada heading into gold medal match
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Prime Minister Stephen Harper has some advice for Team Canada heading into Sunday's gold-medal match. The prime minister, a self-professed hockey nut, said he'll be attending the game and he expects Canada to win. Canada golden in men's curling
It may have taken eight years, but Kevin Martin took that next step up the podium he was seeking with a 6-3 win over Norway's Thomas Ulsrud in the Olympic men's curling final Saturday at the Vancouver Olympic Centre. A bronze Rush for Canada in 4-man bobsleigh
Canada's Lyndon Rush raced off with an Olympic bronze medal in the men's four-man bobsleigh competition at Whistler Sliding Centre on Saturday afternoon. Courageous performances earn Rochette, Majdic inaugural Terry Fox award
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Canadian figure skater Joannie Rochette and Slovenian cross-country skier Petra Majdic are the winners of the Terry Fox Award at the Vancouver Olympics. Canada tops Olympic gold medal total, sets host-country Winter record
VANCOUVER - Canada set a new personal best for Olympic gold Saturday and a new record for most golds claimed by a country at its own Winter Games with back-to-back medals in men's speedskating and for snowboarder Jasey-Jay Anderson. Canada wins gold in men's speedskating pursuit
A solid gold touch of redemption shone on Canada's men's long-track speedskaters on Saturday as they brought home the gold medal in team pursuit. Canada's Anderson wins snowboarding gold
Jasey-Jay Anderson of Mont-Tremblant, Que., has won the gold medal in the men's parallel giant slalom snowboarding event at the Vancouver Olympics. Anderson, Lambert, Morison advance in snowboarding
Canadians Jasey-Jay Anderson, Michael Lambert and Matthew Morison advanced to the round of 16 in the men's parallel giant slalom snowboarding event on a rainy and foggy Saturday at Cypress Mountain. Martin set for Olympic redemption
The immortal deities of Mount Olympus are smiling on Kevin Martin's rink in Vancouver.Back to Canada News
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