Saskatchewan Rattlers Rebrand to Saskatoon Mamba
The Saskatchewan Rattlers of the Canadian Elite Basketball League have officially rebranded as the Saskatoon Mamba, marking a significant identity change for the professional sports franchise.
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Eight Ottawa Charge Players Compete at Winter Olympics
The Ottawa Charge will be well-represented at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics with eight players competing across four nations in women's hockey.
Canucks Roster in Tatters, Trade Deadline Looms
The Vancouver Canucks enter their final game before the Olympic break with injuries plaguing the team and trade rumors swirling around key veterans. Analysis of draft prospects and the team's NHL-worst performance.
Spitfires' Woodall Picks Boston College, Costanzo Eyes 100 Wins
Windsor Spitfires defenceman Carson Woodall commits to Boston College for next season as goalie Joey Costanzo approaches the 100-win OHL milestone during a crucial road trip.
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2026 Winter Olympic Beds: Wooden Upgrade from Cardboard
British ice dancer Phebe Bekker reveals the wooden bed frames at Milano-Cortina 2026, contrasting with the cardboard beds used in Tokyo and Paris Olympics.
Blue Jays Target Framber Valdez to Strengthen Pitching Staff
The Toronto Blue Jays are reportedly in the mix to sign free-agent pitcher Framber Valdez, potentially adding the last major arm available to an already impressive off-season roster.
Why Olympic Curling Ice Must Be Flawless
As the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics approach, curling ice takes center stage. Discover how ice-making science has evolved from past disasters to today's precision standards.
Canadian Athletes Begin Olympic Events Ahead of Opening Ceremony
Canadian curling teams and alpine skiers have commenced their competitive schedules at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, starting events prior to the official opening ceremony.
Toronto May Allow 6 a.m. Alcohol Service for Olympics
Toronto bars and restaurants could serve alcohol as early as 6 a.m. during the Olympic Games to accommodate early morning events in Italy, according to a new motion.
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Nazem Kadri Trade Rumors Heat Up for Calgary Flames
As the NHL trade deadline approaches, speculation intensifies around whether veteran forward Nazem Kadri could be the next player dealt by the Calgary Flames. Postmedia analysts discuss his potential departure and other team developments.
Maple Leafs Beat Oilers 5-2, Head to Olympic Break on Win Streak
Matias Maccelli scored twice as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-2, securing their third consecutive win before the Olympic break. The victory highlights Toronto's momentum heading into the international hockey pause.
Luke Willson on Super Bowl Highs and Lows
Former Seattle Seahawks tight end Luke Willson, a Canadian NFL veteran, shares his unique perspective on the extreme emotional spectrum of playing in the Super Bowl, from ultimate triumph to crushing defeat.
Winter Olympics May Shift to January Due to Warming
The International Olympic Committee is exploring moving future Winter Games to January to avoid warmer temperatures, potentially disrupting traditional schedules.
Orser Sees Promise in Canadian Skaters
Brian Orser, the renowned figure skating coach, acknowledges no clear favorites for Milan but sees strong potential brewing in Canada's singles skaters, including Madeline Schizas.
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Jackson MacKay Breaks U Sports Heptathlon Record in Debut
Canadian track star Jackson MacKay, the U20 decathlon record holder, made history by breaking the U Sports heptathlon record in his first-ever competition at the Penn State Invitational.
Vision Impaired Curling Championship Builds Community
The Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship in Edmonton brings together athletes from across the country, creating a supportive and competitive environment for visually impaired curlers.
Quebec's Grondin Targets Olympic Snowboard Gold
Sainte-Marie native Éliot Grondin, the world's top-ranked snowboard cross racer, seeks to complete his Olympic medal collection with gold at the Milano Cortina Games.
Villeray Residents Fight to Save Girls' Baseball Field
Montreal's Villeray community opposes plans to demolish a baseball field in Le Prévost Park for a new library project, citing growing participation in girls' baseball and limited field availability.
Leafs Enter Olympic Break on Win Streak
The Toronto Maple Leafs head into the Olympic break on a high note, securing a win streak as players express growing team chemistry and confidence.
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Leafs Beat Oilers 5-2, Power Play Shines Before Olympic Break
The Toronto Maple Leafs secured a crucial 5-2 win against the Edmonton Oilers, powered by two third-period power-play goals. Despite the victory, playoff hopes remain slim as they trail Boston by five points.
Oilers Lose Special Teams Battle to Maple Leafs 5-2
The Edmonton Oilers concluded a mediocre homestand with a 5-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs, struggling on special teams and failing to capitalize on opportunities.
Maple Leafs Teach Oilers Lesson in NHL Playoff Race
The Toronto Maple Leafs secured a decisive 5-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers, highlighting Edmonton's defensive struggles and inconsistent performance during their recent homestand.
Senators' Rally Falls Short in 4-3 Loss to Hurricanes
The Ottawa Senators' four-game winning streak ended with a 4-3 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, despite a late comeback attempt that saw them tie the game in the third period.
Whitecaps Reject BC Offer, BC Place Future Uncertain
The Vancouver Whitecaps' long-term tenancy at BC Place is now uncertain after the club rejected the latest financial proposal from the provincial government, raising questions about the team's future home.
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Calgary Mayor Open to Future Olympic Bid Despite Past No Vote
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas says the city could consider future Winter Olympic bids despite 2018 plebiscite rejection, citing infrastructure needs and Olympic legacy.
Alberta Town Mourns Junior Hockey Players Killed in Crash
The mayor and a billet mother in Nanton, Alberta, share heartfelt tributes to three junior hockey players killed in a highway crash, as RCMP confirm the incident was not criminal.
Martin Pospisil Excited for First Olympics with Team Canada
Calgary Flames forward Martin Pospisil expresses his excitement and readiness for his inaugural Olympic appearance at the 2026 Winter Games, highlighting a career milestone.
B.C. Hockey Mourns Kamloops Teens Killed in Alberta Crash
The British Columbia hockey community is in mourning after three Kamloops teenagers, who were junior players with the Southern Alberta Mustangs, died in a tragic highway collision in Alberta.
Hockey Crash Survivors Support Mustangs Families After Tragedy
Survivors of the Swift Current and Humboldt Broncos bus crashes are offering support to families affected by the Southern Alberta Mustangs crash that killed three young hockey players.
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Net Zero Offer to Keep Whitecaps at B.C. Place
B.C. Minister Ravi Kahlon reveals PavCo's proposal to operate at net zero, returning all profits to the Vancouver Whitecaps to secure their future at the downtown stadium.
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