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Souray keeping family first when it comes to waiving no-trade clauseSports | 206650 hits | 5:33 AM on Monday | posted by Alta_redneck
Double gold for Canada in skicross
Kelsey Serwa of Kelowna, B.C., and Christopher Del Bosco of Sudbury, Ont., won gold Sunday in World Cup skicross action in Lake Placid, N.Y., while Dave Duncan of Golden, B.C., finished third to secure a spot on the Olympic freestyle team. Media line up against Cormier as decision arrives
Quebec junior hockey player Patrice Cormier will learn his fate Monday at 11 a.m. ET after eight days of endless replays, dozens of editorials, hundreds of thousands of written words and one semi-apology Drug test hits home for Calgary skipSports | 207171 hits | 7:26 AM on Sunday | posted by Alta_redneck
It was the e-mails that gave Cheryl Bernard an early hint about how drastically her life was about to change after winning the Tim Hortons Olympic Curling Trials. Luongo, Canucks stall high-octane Blackhawks
Roberto Luongo is making Canadian Olympic hockey coach Mike Babcock's job tougher by the day. Spezza scores in return as Senators win sixth straight
BOSTON -- Jason Spezza scored the winner in the second period to help the surging Ottawa Senators earn their sixth straight victory, a 2-1 decision over the Boston Bruins on Saturday. Oilers devastated by loss to DallasSports | 206853 hits | 9:18 AM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
Down 3-2 late in the third, the Oilers looked like they were sending the game to overtime after sustained pressure in the Stars zone as Sam Gagner was credited with his second goal of the game after Mike Modano inadvertently kicked it into his own goal wi Curling research aims to give Canada the edge
While Canada is considered a powerhouse in the curling world, there is hope that new research into the sport will help make the home team nearly invincible at the Olympics in Vancouver next month. Canada's Batchelor wins silver, qualifies for Olympics
Canadian Jeff Batchelor won a silver medal at the World Cup halfpipe competition Friday to secure a spot on the Canadian Olympic snowboard team. Remparts' Tam breaks silence on Cormier hit
While Rouyn-Noranda Huskies' forward Patrice Cormier awaits word on the severity of his suspension, the victim of his brutal hit, Quebec Remparts' defenceman Mikael Tam broke his silence Friday, revealing the details of his struggle since suffering brain Hollingsworth wins skeleton Crystal Globe
Mellisa Hollingsworth has full confidence that the track at the Whistler Sliding Centre will be in immaculate, consistent shape for the women's skeleton event at the Vancouver 2010 Games. Sports | 207069 hits | 6:27 AM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
As far as statement games go, the Calgary Flames may want to try a rewrite. Canucks beat Stars 4-3, tied for division lead
Alex Burrows tied it late in the second period and Christian Ehrhoff put Vancouver ahead five minutes into the third in the Canucks' 4-3 victory over the Dallas Stars on Thursday night. Sedin twins take brother act back home
Henrik Sedin is having a season to remember, and it looks like he is starting to get his twin brother, Daniel, in on the action. OHL suspends Kassian for 20 games for hit on Kennedy
The Ontario Hockey League has come down hard on Windsor Spitfires forward Zack Kassian, suspending the 19-year old for 20 games for his hit to the head of the Barrie Colts' Matt Kennedy on January 14th. Canadiens to part ways with Laraque
Georges Laraque will not play another game with the Montreal Canadiens.
General manager Bob Gainey contacted him Thursday morning and told him that head coach Jacques Martin didn't had any confidence in him anymore and the team believes they can win wi Complaint filed over treatment at Flames gameSports | 206998 hits | 5:22 AM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
The Flames lost the game, but Heather Black wasn’t there to see it. Black’s seat was empty, after she fled the Saddledome in shame, having been surrounded by security guards and forced to hand over her cup of pop for testing. Canucks extend Oilers' struggles with OT victory
The Vancouver Canucks extended the struggles of their Northwest Division rival Oilers with a 3-2 overtime win in Edmonton on Wednesday. McIvor takes World Cup skicross silver
Ashleigh McIvor has won a silver medal at the skicross World Cup at Blue Mountain in Collingwood, Ont. Canucks visit reeling Oilers
The Vancouver Canucks took advantage of a shaky goaltending situation Saturday to end a three-game losing streak. They can possibly do the same on Wednesday, which would send their opponent to a ninth straight loss. Olympic snow woes: Officials give up on Mother Nature
VANCOUVER -Winter Games officials have given up on any help from Mother Nature and will now be trucking in snow for the freestyle skiing and snowboarding events at Cypress Mountain, on Vancouver's North Shore. Cormier penalty coming on Jan. 25
The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League said in a statement that a decision in connection with Patrice Cormier's elbow on Mikael Tam, a hit which sent Tam to hospital, will be announced on Monday.Staal named Hurricanes new Captain
The winds of change are blowing through Carolina as the Hurricanes announced that they have named Eric Staal as the team's new captain.
The winds of change are blowing through Carolina as the Hurricanes announced that they have named Eric Staal as the team's new captain. Tam out of hospital after head hit from Cormier
QUEBEC — Junior defenceman Mikael Tam has left hospital but it remains uncertain how long the Quebec Remparts defenceman will be out of action after a nasty hit to the head from Rouyn-Noranda Huskies centre Patrice Cormier. Cormier suspended indefinitely
Rouyn-Noranda centre Patrice Cormier has been suspended indefinitely by the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League Monday following a hit that sent Quebec Remparts defenceman Mikaël Tam to hospital.
Stanley Cup misses flight to Vancouver
A new employee, believing he was doing a favour, accidently shipped the Stanley Cup directly from Newark, N.J., back to its home in Toronto on Sunday. SHARKS GET GOALS FROM EIGHT IN WIN OVER FLAMES
Calgary has lost five straight games for the first time since November 2007. Flames captain Jarome Iginla has not scored in nine games. Ducks rally for 5-4 win over Flames
The Ducks trailed by a goal entering the final 20 minutes, but after Perry drew them even at the 7:10 mark, Ryan took a drop pass from Dan Sexton, skated into the right circle and ripped a shot from near the faceoff dot that beat Flames goalie Curtis McEl Windsor Spitfire Zack Kassian suspended indefinitely
The lineup will be a little thinner tonight when the Windsor Spitfires face the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds at the WFCU Centre Osborne-Paradis wins silver in downhill
Canada's Manuel Osborne-Paradis sent the clearest message yet that he will be a serious contender for the Olympic gold medal next month, finishing second today in the classic Lauberhorn downhill. Bobsledders Rush and Brown tie for gold
ST. MORITZ, Switzerland - Canadians Lyndon Rushand brakeman Lascelles Brown won their first two-man bobsled World Cup event Saturday, finishing in a dead heat with Germany's Andre Lange and Kevin Kuske to share gold. Ellis slams the door as Predators shut out Flames
Nashville finally broke the deadlock when Steve Sullivan did some nice work behind the Calgary net to gain control of the puck. He passed it out front to Hornqvist who swatted it past Kiprusoff at 12:38 for his 19th of the season and sixth in his past six 'All clear' given for paroled former-NHLer to play hockey at SMU
The way has now been cleared for former NHLer Mike Danton to attend Saint Mary's University and play hockey for the school's varsity team. Crosby nets 30th as Pens hold off Flames
Bursting down the right wing, Crosby cut to the middle splitting the defence duo of Jay Bouwmeester and Mark Giordano, then cut across the face off the net jamming the puck behind Miikka Kiprusoff for his 30th goal of the season. Auger didn't target Burrows: Campbell
National Hockey League disciplinarian Colin Campbell has officially slapped Alex Burrows with a $2,500 US fine while disputing the Canuck winger's claim referee Stephane Auger targeted him with penalties. Wild chase Luongo in 3rd period
Antti Miettinen scored two of Minnesota's three third-period goals, and Niklas Backstrom set a franchise record for career wins in the Wild's 5-2 victory over the visiting Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night. Burrows, Canucks look to stay perfect vs. Minnesota
Alex Burrows will try to return to making headlines because of his ability to put the puck in the net when his Vancouver Canucks look for their fourth win of the season over the Wild in Minnesota. Burrows fined for comments regarding referee
Vancouver Canucks' forward Alexandre Burrows has been fined $2,500 following his derisive comments regarding referee Stephane Auger after Monday's 3-2 loss to the Nashville Predators Cujo announces his retirement from the NHL
TORONTO - David McNab was a big believer in the power of a baseball cap. He would send them to prospects whom he felt needed encouragement and, as a scout with the Hartford Whalers, he'd often take the extra step of writing personal letters as he did with NHL investigating Burrows's spat with ref
The NHL is investigating Monday night's incident involving referee Stephane Auger and Vancouver Canucks forward Alex Burrows, who made post-game comments accusing Auger of being out to get him. Canucks lose second straight game at home 
Shea Weber scored on the power play Monday as the Nashville Predators continued to shine on the road with a 3-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Canada names its Olympic long track team
Speed Skating Canada named the 16 long track speed skaters that will represent the country at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games during a news conference on Monday. Fleury apologizies for ripping the Flames on his blog
Last week, Theo Fleury used his blog to rip the Calgary Flames' decision to cut him from the roster after a pre-season tryout. On Monday, he used it again - this time to apologize for his comments. Canucks look for rebound against Predators
The Vancouver Canucks will look to rebound from their first loss of 2010 when they host the Nashville Predators on Monday nightMcGwire: I used steroids
Mark McGwire finally came clean, admitting he used steroids when he broke baseball’s home run record in 1998.
Mark McGwire finally came clean, admitting he used steroids when he broke baseball’s home run record in 1998.Back to Canada News
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