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Crosby named CP male athlete of year
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby has been named The Canadian Press male athlete of the year for the second time in his career.
Canucks extend Oilers' losing streak
Daniel Sedin had goal and two assists and twin Henrik also scored for Vancouver as the Canucks beat the Oilers 4-1 at GM Place, extending Edmonton's losing streak to six games. Hockey Night's picks for Team Canada
Not this time Eric Staal. Sorry, there is bad news for your brother Jordan, too. Mike Fisher, you might as well enjoy the Olympic break with fiancée Carrie Underwood. Canucks face struggling Oilers at GM Place
The Vancouver Canucks have enjoyed the West Coast recently, winning five of seven contests during their season-long, eight-game homestand. Canada defeats Latvia in style
Team Canada picked up from where it left off last year, defeating Latvia 16-0 on Saturday in their first game of the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championship. New junior coach aims to keep Canada golden
When the Medicine Hat Tigers went looking for a new coach seven years ago, general manager Rick Carriere put in a call to Dave King. Mr. Hockey shows how to carry the torch
After a daylong journey through southern Ontario, where it thrilled thousands in Leamington, Kingsville, Essex, Amherstburg and LaSalle, where it was held high by hockey legend Gordie Howe, the Olympic torch entered the City of Windsor. 2nd doctor cuts up Cherry
A second prominent Toronto brain surgeon is taking shots at CBC television personality Don Cherry. Slopes are empty, Whistler mayor tells skiers
An Olympic chill has descended on Whistler, the mayor of the resort north of Vancouver says, and it's emptied the slopes. Hometown boy Eberle lifts Canadian juniors
Local star Jordan Eberle scored the winning goal as Canada edged the Czech Republic 3-2 in a world junior exhibition game Wednesday night in Regina. CBCSports.ca's athlete of the year
Bestowing another individual award on Sidney Crosby seems incongruous. It is unfitting because if anybody believes in, or embodies, the importance and spirit of teamwork it is No. 87. Lions, Whitecaps to play in temporary stadium
The CFL Lions will play their 2010 CFL schedule in a 27,500-seat temporary stadium located on the site of old Empire Stadium, it was announced Tuesday. The Whitecaps will begin their inaugural Major League Soccer season in 2011 at the same facility. Jones shuts out Finland, Canada now 2-0 in exhibition
Martin Jones has played in many big games at Calgary's Pengrowth Saddledome, but he admitted to having a case of nerves before making his debut for Canada's junior team in his home rink. Canucks trip up Predators
Roberto Luongo made 20 saves and the Sedin brothers combined for six points as the Canucks silenced the visiting Predators 4-1. CBCSports.ca names team of the year
Canadian team of the year honours go to the 2009 world junior hockey team, which claimed this country's fifth straight world championship this past January. Canucks host red-hot Predators
The Nashville Predators rarely found the back of the net during the first two months of the season. It's been a much different story in December. Top court spurns Olympic women ski jumpers
The Supreme Court of Canada announced Tuesday it will not hear an appeal by the athletes. The top court, as usual, gave no reasons for its decision.
The women contend the Charter of Rights and Freedoms governs the Games and that Vancouver organizers are Brodeur sets shutout record in Devils win over the Penguins
PITTSBURGH -- With 104 career shutouts, Martin Brodeur stands above every other goaltender who has ever played.
PITTSBURGH -- With 104 career shutouts, Martin Brodeur stands above every other goaltender who has ever played. Women's Olympic hockey team unveiled
CALGARY - The 2010 Canadian Olympic women's hockey team named Monday has more offensive skill on defence and is slightly younger than the squad that won the gold medal in 2006. Wickenheiser named women's hockey team captain
Hayley Wickenheiser was named captain on Monday of the Canadian women's hockey set to compete at the 2010 Vancouver Games. Locked in to letdowns?Sports | 206921 hits | 7:07 AM on Monday | posted by Alta_redneck
Watching his Oilers play, head coach Pat Quinn must feel like one of those helpless drones who park themselves in front of a slot machine all day. Seven ... seven ... lemon.
Seven ... seven ... lemon. Sutter's praise burned by slumpSports | 206781 hits | 7:04 AM on Monday | posted by Alta_redneck
We've all spoken words we wish we hadn't. You say something spiteful or stupid. Or your joke bombs worse than a cheesy comedian's efforts on amateur night. Backes scores twice as Blues win over Canucks
VANCOUVER -- David Backes scored twice Sunday as the St. Louis Blues vacated the Western Conference cellar with a 3-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Canadian juniors beat Sweden in exhibition opener
An exhibition victory over Sweden came with a small scare for Canada's world junior team. Dixon crashes during giant slalom event; appears OK
ALTA BADIA, Italy - A scary moment for Robbie Dixon almost resulted in another Canadian skier's injury Sunday. Cherry responds to criticism from MD
Don Cherry used his Coach's Corner segment on Hockey Night in Canada to respond to criticism from a Toronto neurosurgeon who said Cherry's support for an aggressive style of hockey is dangerous for the game. Canucks, Blues both happy to be in Vancouver
If home is where the heart is, there will be two clubs feeling pretty good about themselves in Vancouver on Sunday night Humphries drives Canada to bobsleigh gold
Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse set start and track records on the way to a gold medal in the World Cup event at Altenberg, Germany, on Saturday. Osborne-Paradis strikes gold in Val Gardena
Canadian alpine skier Manuel Osborne-Paradis was fastest at the World Cup downhill in Val Gardena, Italy, earning his third career World Cup win, his second this season. 'Punch drunk' brain condition found in ex-NHLer
A now deceased NHL player had a brain condition linked to concussions — the first time a professional hockey player has been diagnosed with the disease. Raymond, Luongo outshine Ovechkin
They came to see Alex Ovechkin. They left buzzing about Mason Raymond and Roberto Luongo. Wild's equipment van catches fire in Scotiabank Place parking lot
The equipment van for the Minnesota Wild caught on fire this afternoon in the parking lot of Scotiabank Place in Ottawa prior to the Wild's game against the Senators on Saturday. Canadian ski team hit again
It looks like the injury-hit Canadian team has lost another skier for the season. Canucks host Ovechkin, Capitals
The Washington Capitals are not in much of a fight for the Southeast Division lead, but they're definitely not afraid to defend each other. Blue Jays Complete Trade Of Halladay To PhilliesSports | 206941 hits | 11:00 AM on Friday | posted by PimpBrewski123
The Philadelphia Phillies introduced pitcher Roy Halladay at a news conference after he was acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays for three prospects. Halladay has agreed a three-year contract extension worth $60 million with an option for a fourth year.Bengals' Chris Henry dies at 26
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry has died, one day after suffering serious injuries upon falling out of the back of a pickup truck in what authorities describe as a domestic dispute with his fiancée.
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry has died, one day after suffering serious injuries upon falling out of the back of a pickup truck in what authorities describe as a domestic dispute with his fiancée. VanderBeek latest to go down for Canada's alpine team
The Canadian alpine team has suffered another blow as Kelly VanderBeek suffered a suspected torn anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee during a crash Thursday on the second downhill training run at the World Cup race in Val d'Isere, France. Ducks nip Canucks on late goal
Saku Koivu tapped in the go-ahead goal on a power play with 4:13 left to give the Anaheim Ducks a 3-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night. Canadian roster set for world juniors
Canada has finalized its 22-man roster for the upcoming world junior hockey championship, releasing nine players on Wednesday in Regina. Canada tops U.S. again in women's hockey
Jayna Hefford of Kingston, Ont., scored a pair of goals to pace the Canadian women's hockey team a 6-2 win over the U.S. in Tuesday's exhibition game. Kesler, Canucks outwork Kings
Ryan Kesler and Mason Raymond keyed Vancouver's attack with one goal and one assist apiece, and Roberto Luongo made 24 saves.Back to Canada News
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