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Tiger-Cats roll over Argonauts
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats simply dominated in a 34-15 win over the Toronto Argonauts at a packed Ivor Wynne Stadium in Hamilton on Monday Stampeders pound Eskimos on Labour Day
Buoyed by a raucous record crowd of 40,729 at McMahon Stadium, the hometown Calgary Stampeders ran roughshod over the Edmonton Eskimos 32-8 on Monday night. U.S. women beat Canada to win Hockey Canada Cup
The U.S. defeated Canada 2-1 to win the Hockey Canada Cup on Sunday in the same building that will host the gold-medal final in women's hockey next February at the Vancouver Olympics. Esks, Stamps ready to clash in Labour Day Classic
Monday's CFL game at McMahon Stadium between the Calgary Stampeders and Edmonton Eskimos has all the ingredients of being the "Classic" that it is traditionally billed. Canmore teen swimmer crosses English Channel
Canmore swimmer Allison Donelon today completed a grueling night swim of the English Channel, becoming the second-youngest Canadian to make the crossing. NHL eyes $195M relocation fee for Coyotes
According to the Toronto Star, the National Hockey League, which continues to oppose the Canadian billionaire's purchase of the franchise, filed documents in an U.S. Bankruptcy Court claiming it's entitled to as much as US$195-million for any transfer of Roughriders win Labour Day Classic
For those Saskatchewan Roughriders fans who were still doubting management's decision to waive Michael Bishop last November, the quarterback made things a little easier to swallow on Sunday. Pettersen cruises to CN Canadian Open title
Norwegian Suzann Pettersen's challengers couldn't chase her down as she won the CN Canadian Women's Open by five shots Sunday. Kitwana Jones dislikes the Calgary StampedersSports | 206611 hits | 6:13 AM on Sunday | posted by Alta_redneck
"I'm very enthusiastic about it because I don't like Calgary at all," said Jones. "Every time I see that red, every time I see Henry Burris, it burns me up, it pisses me off." Riders' tall in the saddle
The fans will be wearing watermelon hats and enough green body paint to camouflage an army. They'll be decked out almost exclusively in green and white, and some will have paid online resellers an average of $155 a seat for entry into the Saskatchewan Rou Pettersen leads at Canadian Open
Despite a drought of 43 golf tournaments without a win, Suzann Pettersen isn't getting any sympathy from the other contenders at the CN Canadian Women's Open. Canada-U.S. final set for women's Hockey Canada Cup
Hayley Wickenheiser and Sarah Vaillancourt each scored a pair of goals for Canada in a nasty 7-2 win over Sweden in a Hockey Canada Cup semifinal Saturday in Vancouver. Trading Heatley is Sens' best option: Alfredsson
OTTAWA - The best resolution to the Dany Heatley saga would be to trade the disgruntled left-winger before the start of training camp on Sept. 12, Ottawa Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson says. O'Billovich works magic to rejuvenate the Tiger-Cats
Calling on his five decades of CFL experience, O'Billovich has helped make Ticats respectable Lions' Buono ties CFL record for wins
Buono's B.C. Lions rebounded from a humiliating loss to the lowly Winnipeg Blue Bombers their last time out by beating the best team in the league Friday night with a 19-12 victory over the visiting Montreal Alouettes. Canadian teams scramble as U.S. bans NHL charter flights
OTTAWA -- Canada's six NHL teams are scrambling to find alternative travel arrangements south of the border after the U.S. Department of Transportation banned Air Canada's charter fleet from flying between U.S. cities. Lingerie QB talks wardrobe malfuctions and pickup lines
As a regular feature, Canwest sports reporter Cory Wolfe gets personal with a sports figure. Today, he corners Krystal Gray - a quarterback with the New York Majesty of the Lingerie Football League. The LFL opens its season on Friday when the Miami Calien Halladay pitches one-hitter to beat Yankees
Roy Halladay pitched a one-hitter to snap a three-start losing streak and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Yankees 6-0 Friday night, ending New York's winning streak at seven games. United States beats Canadian women
On Thursday, the U.S. walked off with a 4-2 triumph before 6,833 at General Motors Place in a Hockey Canada Cup game littered with penalties and spectacular saves. The U.S. has now won five of its last seven meetings against Canada, the other superpower iHealy resigns from NHLPA
Glenn Healy has resigned from his job as the NHL Players' Association's director of player affairs, just days after Paul Kelly was fired as the union's executive director.
Glenn Healy has resigned from his job as the NHL Players' Association's director of player affairs, just days after Paul Kelly was fired as the union's executive director.
The bigwigs showed up in court, but little was decided Wednesday in the ongoing Phoenix Coyotes bankruptcy saga. Blue Bombers state "Pacman" Jones will not join the team
WINNIPEG -- The Winnipeg Blue Bombers won't be signing Adam (Pacman) Jones after all, and head coach Mike Kelly apologized for the way the situation was handled. Roberto Luongo signs long-term contract extensionSports | 206756 hits | 8:40 AM on Wednesday | posted by TattoodGirl
Vancouver Canucks President and General Manager Mike Gillis announced today that goaltender Roberto Luongo has agreed to terms on a 12 year contract extension through the 2021-2022 season. Canada unbeaten at Hockey Canada Cup
A pair of hat tricks, a penalty-shot goal and a personal milestone highlighted Canada's 10-2 dismantling of Finland at the Hockey Canada Cup on Tuesday. Report: Group bidding for Coyotes books 5 games in Saskatoon
A report says that Ice Edge Holdings, which is one of the three groups bidding for the Phoenix Coyotes franchise, has booked the Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon for five potential games. Pacman Jones joining BombersSports | 206593 hits | 8:43 AM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
A CFL source requesting anonymity told The Canadian Press on Tuesday that the controversial former NFL cornerback has agreed to a one-year deal with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Jones is a former first-round draft pick of the Tennessee Titans who was releas 'What are you doing?' Melnyk's frustration mounts
In a closed door, face-to-face, no-strangling-or-knees-to-the-groin-allowed meeting, Senators owner Eugene Melnyk would almost certainly have a few colourful words for his highest-paid employee. Canadian women win at Hockey Canada CupSports | 206618 hits | 7:10 AM on Tuesday | posted by TattoodGirl
Last week, it was the Canadian men's hockey team in the spotlight at Olympic orientation camp in Calgary. This week, it is the women on display in Vancouver. Luongo poised to ink extension with Canucks
Goaltender Roberto Luongo reportedly is close to inking a contract extension with the Vancouver Canucks. Coach irked by crude act
It seemed hard to believe, but Wally Buono actually found something that outraged him substantially more than the play of his B.C. Lions in their 37-10 loss to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Hockey Canada Cup: The all-Canadian dream
CALGARY — They grew up not far from each other in Edmonton, with a mutual love of hockey and a desire to be the best in the game. How much hockey is too much?
While the hockey hype leading up to next year's Winter Olympics officially kicked off last week with Team Canada's orientation camp, Hockey Canada is facing a problem that could hurt the future of the sport in this country. Edmonton's Tim Hague out in 7 seconds at UFC 102
Canadian heavyweight Tim Hague (10-2) was a part of a record-setting bout, although not in the manner he hoped. Todd Duffee (6-0) knocked Hague out seven seconds into the first round, setting a UFC record for the quickest KO in company history. Edwards passes Ambrose late to win the Napa Auto Parts 200
MONTREAL -- Carl Edwards caught Marcos Ambrose on the final turn to win a caution-filled NAPA Auto Parts 200 while local favourites Andrew Ranger and Jacques Villeneuve finished third and fourth at the NASCAR Nationwide event Sunday at Circuit Gilles Vill Canadian drivers crowd favourites in Montreal
A year later and the rain again caused all kinds of headaches on Circuit Gilles Villeneuve as it limited morning practice for Sunday's NAPA Auto Parts 200 to only a few laps for some drivers and cancelled the afternoon practice session altogether. Canada earns bronze at rowing Worlds
POZNAN, Poland - Canada took home bronze in the women's four at the world rowing championships Saturday. Eskimos eke out win over Ti Cats
Three weeks after the Hamilton Tiger-Cats snapped a 21-21 tie with a last-minute touchdown to upend the visiting Eskimos, they were on the receiving end at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium. Former CFL star Etcheverry dies of cancer
Former Montreal Alouettes quarterback Sam Etcheverry has died at age 79 following a lengthy battle with cancer All they know
Whether it's playing at the Olympics or the world championships, it's no longer a big deal for the women's national hockey team. Stamps hand Argos 10th straight home loss
Cody Pickett must be wondering what he has to do to get the upper hand on the Calgary Stampeders and post his first win as a Canadian Football League quarterback. Canucks add 3 veterans to blue-line
The Vancouver Canucks overhauled their blue-line Friday, acquiring defencemen Christian Ehrhoff and Brad Lukowich from San Jose for two prospects, and making official the signing of veteran Mathieu Schneider. Mixture of boos and LoosSports | 207886 hits | 7:08 AM on Friday | posted by Alta_redneck
CALGARY -- Dany Heatley was booed before he even hit the ice and Roberto Loungo had his name chanted in the unlikeliest of buildings, but it was Martin Brodeur who proved last night why he's still the most likely starter for Team Canada this February.Kane pleads guilty to disorderly conduct; must write apology
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane and his cousin pleaded guilty Thursday to a non-criminal charge of disorderly conduct and ordered to send an apology to the cab driver they were accused of roughing up over 20 cents.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane and his cousin pleaded guilty Thursday to a non-criminal charge of disorderly conduct and ordered to send an apology to the cab driver they were accused of roughing up over 20 cents. Babcock has game plan for scrimmage
It will be more than a standard scrimmage, but something less than an actual exhibition game when Canada's four-day men's Olympic hockey orientation comes to a close Thursday night. Luongo puts deadline on contract talks
Canucks goaltender says team has until Sept. 13 to negotiate a new deal before he suspends talks for the NHL seasonBack to Canada News
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