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Roughriders will meet Alouettes in 97th Grey Cup
Darian Durant and the Saskatchewan Roughriders ruined the biggest party to begin Grey Cup Week by kicking the hosts and defending champions to the sideline. Dads invent detergent to wipe stench from kids' hockey gear
VANCOUVER — Like camping and outhouses or flies on a dung heap, hockey gear and stink have long made a nose-plugging, knock-em-dead team. Canadian speedskater Groves wins gold
Kristina Groves of Ottawa won her first World Cup gold of the season on Sunday, prevailing in the 1,500-metre race in Hamar, Norway. Signs point to Sedin for hot Hawks
The Vancouver Canucks should have Daniel Sedin back in the lineup for the first time in 19 games Sunday night when they host the Chicago Blackhawks. Stamps vs. Riders: A little food for thought
It's the Grey Cup champs versus Rider Pride on Sunday afternoon in one of the most anticipated games in recent Canadian Football League history. Als off to Grey Cup after overwhelming Lions
The Montreal Alouettes are off to the Grey Cup for the seventh time since 2000 after doing the expected by kicking the stuffing out of the B.C. Lions, 56-18, in the CFL's crossover "East" final Sunday afternoon at Olympic Stadium. Alouettes Blow Out The Lions In East FinalsSports | 206877 hits | 1:28 PM on Sunday | posted by PimpBrewski123
MONTREAL -- Anthony Calvillo tied a CFL playoff record with five touchdown passes as the Montreal Alouettes romped to a 56-18 victory over the B.C. Lions before 53,792 fans on Sunday afternoon to advance to the Grey Cup game. What's going to happen in the CFL's division finals?
Having gone a brilliant, confidence building 1-1 in last week's picks, and not planning any trips to Regina in the near future, we present our choices for this Sunday's Canadian Football League division finals. Canada's sledge hockey team wins silver
Canada's sledge hockey team settled for a silver medal after losing 3-2 in overtime to the United States in Saturday's gold medal game at the World Sledge Hockey Challenge in Charlottetown. Khabibulin to sit vs. Hawks; Oilers sign junior goalie as backupSports | 206663 hits | 5:26 PM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
Combine pilot for the massesSports | 206885 hits | 6:34 AM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
REGINA -- He's 68 and looks like a guy who might be comfortable sitting on a combine or participating in a Farmer's Day horseshoe pitching tournament. "He'd like to be on a combine, you know," said Ken Miller's wife, Canucks explode for 4-goal 3rd period
Vancouver chased the Avalanche goalie after two periods last Saturday and followed up with five goals on Friday night for the Canucks' third consecutive win over Colorado, 5-2 at General Motors Place. Canada's Hollingsworth takes gold
Canadian Mellisa Hollingsworth captured her first World Cup gold medal of the season on Friday in Lake Placid, N.Y. Anderson, Avs seek vengeance in Vancouver
If you're the Count of Monte Cristo, you wait years to exact revenge, plotting your every move until the time is just right to put your plan into action. If you're the Colorado Avalanche, six days is plenty Leafs lose again
The Carolina Hurricanes looked like the cardiac 'Canes of old as they rallied in Raleigh to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-5 after a shootout Thursday. Dwight runs his mouth Stamps DB trash-talks SaskatchewanSports | 206860 hits | 7:56 AM on Thursday | posted by Alta_redneck
"Screw everything about Saskatchewan. I don't care. It's that time of year, I don't got any love on for anyone. I'm going to smack somebody around." Kings' Smyth could miss a monthSports | 206847 hits | 9:03 PM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
LOS ANGELES - Left wing Ryan Smyth could be out of the Los Angeles Kings' lineup for a month because of an upper body injury. Buono's Lions have had Alouettes number
While the Montreal Alouettes had seven more players named to the CFL's all-star team Wednesday than B.C., it's another number seven that could bode well for the Lions heading into the East Division final Sunday (1 p.m. ET). Crosby joins Olympic torch run in Halifax
Hockey star Sidney Crosby carried the Olympic torch in Halifax on Wednesday. The captain of the Stanley Cup winning Pittsburgh Penguins made a brief stop in his home province to join the Olympic torch relay festivities. Alouettes dominate CFL all-star team
Quarterback Anthony Calvillo, running back Avon Cobourne and wide receiver Kerry Watkins made the grade Wednesday as the Montreal Alouettes accounted for 10 spots on the 2009 CFL all-star teamForsberg, Naslund reuniting in Swedish league for free
Swedish stalwarts Peter Forsberg and Markus Naslund are teaming up again, this time to save their old hockey club.
Swedish stalwarts Peter Forsberg and Markus Naslund are teaming up again, this time to save their old hockey club. Shanahan retires after 21 NHL seasons
NHL veteran Brendan Shanahan retired Tuesday, ending a 21-season professional hockey career. Lions dominate CFL weekly awards
B.C. Lions quarterback Casey Printers was named CFL offensive player of the week Tuesday while teammate Ricky Foley was named defensive player of the week and top Canadian Vancouver Olympics coverage to come in 22 languages
The upcoming Winter Olympics in Vancouver will be broadcast in 22 languages, with sports commentary and play-by-play analysis to be delivered in a wide range of tongues that include Mandarin, Bangla, Ukrainian, the aboriginal language of Mechif and South Whistler-Blackcomb draws huge crowds
An early blast of snow allowed Whistler-Blackcomb to open 12 days ahead of schedule on Saturday, drawing a huge crowd of skiers and snowboarders. Stamps edge Eskimos
Calgary Stampeders quarterback Henry Burris wasn't his dominant self against the visiting Eskimos on Sunday, but he did enough to keep the defending Grey Cup champs on track to repeat during a 24-21 win over Edmonton in the West Division semifinal. Printers leads Lions to OT win over Cats
Former Hamilton pivot shocks big crowd in Steeltown with 360-yard day Stamps open quest for 2nd straight Grey Cup
If the Calgary Stampeders wish to become the first CFL team to win a Grey Cup at home since the B.C. Lions in 1994, they will first need to go through their Alberta archrivals. Canadian-designed hijab lets girls play sports safely
A Montreal woman upset that Muslim girls wearing hijabs had to choose between their religion and sports has come up with a solution Cats look to keep Printers in the pocket
Marcel Bellefeuille wants the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to take Casey Printers' legs from underneath him. Henrik paces Canucks to rout over Avs
Henrik Sedin's first career hat-trick and a pair of goals from Steve Bernier powered the Vancouver Canucks to an 8-2 win over the Avalanche in Colorado on Saturday night. UFC Heavyweight Champion Lesnar seriously ill in hospitalSports | 207060 hits | 8:05 PM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
MANCHESTER - UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar is seriously ill in hospital after collapsing in Canada, UFC president Dana White said Saturday. "He's in rough shape, he's in really bad shape,"Semenya set to discover test fate
Caster Semenya, the athlete at the centre of a gender controversy, is set to be told on 20 November if she is eligible to compete as a woman.
Caster Semenya, the athlete at the centre of a gender controversy, is set to be told on 20 November if she is eligible to compete as a woman. Elisha Cuthbert, of '24' fame, to lead Grey Cup parade in Calgary
CALGARY - A Hollywood actress best known for her role as Jack Bauer's daughter in the hit television show "24" will lead the Grey Cup parade through the streets of Calgary Nov. 28. Canada's Hayden wins gold, Gabor bronze
Brent Hayden won his second gold medal of the week on Saturday in the men's 100-metre freestyle at a World Cup event in Berlin. Canucks need to find some offence against Avalanche
Saturday's Colorado-Vancouver matchup (CBC Sports, CBCSports.ca, 10 p.m. ET) may be a dangerous one to put a nickel on. Women ski jumpers lose appeal
Women ski jumpers from Canada and the U.S. hoping to have their event included in the 2010 Olympics have lost their case before the B.C. Court of Appeal. Upset special in the makingSports | 206925 hits | 1:09 PM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
It is required that the Eskimos be convinced that it is all set up for the upset. It is necessary for the Edmonton Eskimos to believe the noose is already around the neck of the Calgary Stampeders. Stampeder in hospital with knife woundSports | 207032 hits | 1:08 PM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
Two days before a playoff game, Calgary Stampeders fullback Teyo Johnson is in hospital recovering from knife wounds.
According to head coach John Hufnagel, Johnson sustained the injuries while out at a concert Thursday night Red hot Wings burn Canucks
Henrik Zetterberg scored midway through the third period and Jimmy Howard made 31 saves, giving the Detroit Red Wings a 3-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night in Detroit. Canadians capture silver, bronze at World Cup skeleton
A barrage of snow worked in Canada's favour at the season-opening World Cup skeleton race Thursday in Park City, Utah. Leafs remain NHL's richest team
The Toronto Maple Leafs' poor performance on the ice doesn't appear to be hurting the team's bottom line. Lions not fazed by early start in Hamilton
You have to get up pretty early to fool someone like B.C. Lions coach Wally Buono, who doesn't think Sunday's 1 p.m. ET start in Hamilton is early enough to be a factor in the CFL East semifinal. Luongo faces rejuvenated Red Wings
Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo has a tough task in his first start since dealing with a fractured rib and a bout with the flu, taking on a Detroit Red Wings squad that is coming off a nine-goal outing. Female ski jumpers mount final appeal
A group of 14 female ski jumpers appear before the B.C. Court of Appeal on Thursday in their final bid for inclusion in the 2010 Winter Games. NHL GMs move closer to eliminating blindside headshots
The National Hockey League's general managers took a stride towards eliminating blindside headshots from the game, even if those hits have been deemed legal by the current rule book.Back to Canada News
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