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Habs nab playoff berth despite OT loss
While the Montreal Canadiens didn't make it easy on themselves, the team finally secured a playoff spot in their final regular-season game. 'Nucks host Flames, Sedin hopes to keep pace in points race
Henrik Sedin will try to put himself into position to win his first-ever scoring title tonight when his Vancouver Canucks host the Calgary Flames at GM Place in both team's regular-season finale. Canada to face Norway for curling gold
For the second time in less than two months, a skip from Edmonton is set to match wits with a rival from Norway in a battle for world domination in men's curling. Canucks listless in loss to Sharks
Joe Thornton scored his first goal since returning from injury and the San Jose Sharks moved a step closer to clinching the top spot in the Western Conference with a 4-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night. Skulsky brings 'passion' to CFL's Lions
The B.C. Lions appointed Dennis Skulsky president and chief executive officer Thursday.Slovenian players cut for beating coach
A Slovenian hockey team released six players Thursday after their U.S. coach was beaten up despite winning a league title.
A Slovenian hockey team released six players Thursday after their U.S. coach was beaten up despite winning a league title. Canucks can deny Sharks top spot
The Vancouver Canucks and San Jose Sharks have clinched their respective division titles for the second straight season, and it's possible they could meet for a spot in the Stanley Cup finals. Report: Former NHL Coach Burns hospitalized
Former NHL head coach Pat Burns has been hospitalized with pneumonia, according to several reports. Sports | 206925 hits | 6:35 AM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Ferbey, now 50, confirmed on Tuesday that he will be joining former Olympic champion Brad Gushue’s rink, calling games and throwing third stones, as he did with the Ferbey Four. Let autopsy beginSports | 206967 hits | 5:52 AM on Wednesday | posted by Alta_redneck
No offence, no point, no help, no playoffs. No kidding. The body may not be cold, but it’s dead alright — a season that started with the Flames touted as Stanley Cup contenders ended with a Game 80 loss to San Jose. Avalanche edge Canucks, clinch playoff spot
Matt Duchene scored the only goal in the shootout as the Colorado Avalanche secured a playoff berth with a 4-3 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday. Flames eliminated from post-season
The San Jose Sharks handed Calgary a devastating loss Tuesday night, skating away to a 2-1 win at the Pengrowth Saddledome. Bombers fined $44K for exceeding CFL salary cap
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are getting their fingers rapped by the Canadian Football League for exceeding the league's salary cap. Disabled hockey player will face younger boys
An Ottawa boy with developmental disabilities has been granted permission to play against younger children in tournaments. Kesler, Canucks look to put a dent into Avs playoff hopes
After finishing with the fewest points in the Western Conference last season, the Avalanche are on the verge of returning to the postseason. However, they'll have to continue their playoff push without one of their hottest players. Koe continues to roll at curling worlds
Edmonton skip Kevin Koe slammed Scotland 6-2 in six ends in the morning draw Tuesday at the Capital One World Men's Curling Championship in Italy. Report: Hull looking to team up with Gretzky to buy Stars
Is the "Great One" about to get back in the game? Sledge hockey standout Cook dies of cancer
Matt Cook, a sledge hockey player who inspired Canada's team at the Paralympic Games in Vancouver, has died of cancer.And now, it's Tiger's turn
After a long self-imposed exile, the world's No. 1 player returns for the season's first major. How he fares in the glare of the Masters' spotlight, after months in the tabloid spotlight, will say a lot about him.
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After a long self-imposed exile, the world's No. 1 player returns for the season's first major. How he fares in the glare of the Masters' spotlight, after months in the tabloid spotlight, will say a lot about him. Junior hockey predator Graham James pardonedSports | 206964 hits | 4:08 PM on Sunday | posted by Alta_redneck
Graham James, the junior coach convicted of sexually abusing his players in a case that rocked the hockey world from house leagues to the NHL, has been pardoned by the National Parole Board, The Canadian Press has learned. Canucks search for Northwest crown
The Vancouver Canucks clinched a playoff berth in Friday night's 5-4 shootout win against the Anaheim Ducks. The next hurdle: defeating the visiting Minnesota Wild on Sunday night to capture the Northwest division crown for the third time in four years. Dundas, Ont., crowned Kraft Hockeyville
The community of Dundas, Ont., can lay claim to the moniker of Canada's most passionate hockey town after officially winning the Kraft Hockeyville 2010 competition on Saturday night Grabner nets hat trick, Canucks clinch playoff spot
Michael Grabner scored three goals and the Vancouver Canucks clinched a Western Conference playoff spot with a 5-4 shootout victory over the Ducks on Friday night in Anaheim. Raycroft gets turn in Canucks' rotation
The goal is simple for the Vancouver Canucks — win and clinch a playoff spot. Curtis McElhinney and the surging Anaheim Ducks are just trying to keep their post-season hopes flickering. Canucks aim for playoff berth in Anaheim
Though the Ducks have been playing playoff-caliber hockey over the last few weeks, it is the Canucks who again have a chance to lock up a postseason berth tonight. Senators secure playoff spot
With less than 10 seconds on the clock, Erik Karlsson scored the biggest goal in his young career. Needing just one point to clinch a playoff berth, the Senators trailed the visiting Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 late in the third period on Thursday night. Canucks suffer worst defeat of entire season
For a team on the verge of earning a spot in the post-season, the Vancouver Canucks sure didn't play like a club ready to take the next step. Facebook campaign looks to get Burns into Hall of Fame
There's a very good chance that Pat Burns will eventually end up in the Hockey Hall of Fame anyway, however a Facebook campaign is picking up steam in its quest to land the former coach in the Hall as soon as possible. Canucks can claim playoff berth against Kings
The goal is simple for the Vancouver Canucks in tonight's meeting with the Los Angeles Kings: get one point and clinch a playoff spot. Vancouver will try to do just that at the Staples Center versus Los Angeles, which hopes to get another boost from an un Coyotes can't shut down Henrik Sedin
Henrik Sedin had a short-handed goal and two assists Tuesday as the Vancouver Canucks closed in on a playoff berth with a 4-1 win over the Phoenix Coyotes. Canucks' O'Brien benched 3 games
The Vancouver Canucks are not calling it a suspension but defenceman Shane O'Brien will miss three NHL games for disciplinary reasons. Canucks' Henrik Sedin leads race for Art Ross Trophy
With less than two weeks remaining in the NHL regular season, Vancouver Canucks centre Henrik Sedin will try to accomplish a feat no other Canuck has - win the league's scoring title. Canucks seek franchise record home win against Coyotes
Vancouver has won nine of its last 11 at home and is among the league leaders in home wins with 27. The club has won three of its last four at home versus Phoenix and is 13-2-0 with a tie in the last 16 home meetings in the series. Coyotes' road to the top begins anew in Vancouver
Assured of making the playoffs, the Phoenix Coyotes have a bigger goal in mind when they roll into GM Place on Tuesday night to face a Vancouver Canucks team looking to carve out its own spot in the post-season. Senators sign college star Butler
The Ottawa Senators have signed coveted U.S. collegiate forward Bobby Butler to a two-year entry-level contract, GM Bryan Murray announced Monday. B.C. hockey coach's tirade an internet hit
A stick-smashing tirade by the coach of a B.C. American Hockey League team has become an internet hit, generating more than half a million hits since the Saturday night game.Button wins rollicking Australian Grand Prix
McLaren's Jenson Button survived a first-corner collision and successfully gambled on a bold tire strategy to win a thrilling Formula One Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.
McLaren's Jenson Button survived a first-corner collision and successfully gambled on a bold tire strategy to win a thrilling Formula One Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. Jones claims bronze at world curling championship
Canada's Jennifer Jones has salvaged a bronze medal at the women's world curling championship in Swift Current, Sask. Sharks down Canucks in West battle
Struggling Roberto Luongo clarified for reporters Friday that goalies are human and "have bad days like everybody else." Jones bounced in world curling semifinal
The gold-medal hopes of Canada's Jennifer Jones at the world women's curling championship in Swift Current, Sask., ended with a 10-4 loss in Saturday's semifinal to Scotland's Eve Muirhead. Canucks in San Jose for battle of division leaders
The San Jose Sharks appear back to their usual form after enduring their longest losing streak in more than four years. The Western Conference front-runners face their biggest challenge since ending that slide tonight, however, when the Northwest Division Pitiless Leafs fans won't forgive ref's 1993 error
It's safe to say Kerry Fraser won't be receiving an honorary tribute at tonight's Leafs-Rangers game. Phaneuf nails clean skate, fifth place
Cynthia Phaneuf is more known for popping jumps than popping eyes. Sports | 206854 hits | 10:01 AM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
Even the mayor was worried. On the way out of the press conference Thursday, Stephen Mandel wanted to know if it was possible the Oilers could screw it up and play themselves out of a position to pick Taylor Hall or Tyler Seguin in the draft. Canada in semifinals at world curling
Canada's Jennifer Jones lost 6-3 to Germany's Andrea Schoepp in a playoff at the world curling championship on Friday and must win Saturday's semifinal to gain a rematch. Virtue and Moir win world ice dance
TURIN, Italy — First an Olympic gold medal, now a world title for Canadian ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir. Virtue and Moir scored 110.03 points for their elegant free dance to Gustav Mahler's "Symphony No. 5" at the world championships in Turin, How long can NHL continue to allow hits to the head?
While many would like the NHL debate on head shots to be over, clearly it isn’t. Not by a long shot. Jones secures top seed at women's curling worlds
Canada's Jennifer Jones will face Germany's Andrea Schopp in the 1-2 Page playoff Friday with a berth in Sunday's final going to the victor at the world women's curling championship in Swift Current, Sask.Back to Canada News
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