Tiger-Cats Sign QB Tre Ford After Elks Release
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have signed Canadian quarterback Tre Ford, just days after he was released by the Edmonton Elks. This move shakes up the CFL quarterback landscape as Ford seeks a fresh start.
Category : Sports
Alberta Junior Hockey Players Killed in Crash Heading to Practice
A devastating vehicle collision in Alberta has resulted in the deaths of multiple junior hockey players traveling to a team practice session, with RCMP investigating the incident.
Morgan Rielly Out with Injury, Starts Olympic Break Early
Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly will miss the team's final two games before the Olympic break due to an upper-body injury, as coach Craig Berube emphasizes the importance of rest for his recovery.
Homan's Team Focused on Olympic Medal for Canada
As the 2026 Winter Olympics approach, skip Rachel Homan and her Canadian women's curling team are laser-focused on winning a medal, with every decision aligned toward that goal.
Zayne Parekh Returns to Flames Lineup Against Maple Leafs
Calgary Flames defenceman Zayne Parekh is back in action against the Toronto Maple Leafs after a whirlwind few months, expressing optimism and readiness for the game.
Manitoba Athletes Head to 2026 Winter Olympics
Several Manitobans have been selected to compete for Team Canada at the upcoming Winter Olympics, showcasing the province's talent on the global stage.
CF Montréal Trades Jonathan Sirois to FC Dallas
CF Montréal has traded goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois to FC Dallas for up to $350,000 in allocation money. The hometown player had four clean sheets in 2025.
Edmonton Elks' QB Situation Critiqued by CFL Analyst
CFL on TSN analyst Henoc Muamba places the Edmonton Elks in 'The Smokehouse' after a disappointing start to the season, highlighting ongoing quarterback uncertainty and lack of excitement.
Calgary Cavalry FC Announces 2026 CPL Schedule
Calgary Cavalry FC reveals its 28-game 2026 Canadian Premier League schedule, starting April 5 on the road. The club aims for a second CPL Shield title and a Concacaf Champions Cup berth.
Ontario Paralympians' Final Home Practice Before Beijing
Windsor-based athletes Tyler McGregor and James Dunn joined teammates for their last training session in Forest, Ontario before departing for the 2026 Winter Paralympics in Beijing.
DeChambeau Questions LIV Golf Rule Change, Future in Doubt
LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau expresses surprise and concern over the tour's shift to 72-hole tournaments, casting doubt on his future as his contract nears expiration.
Canucks Prospect Cootes Impresses with Prince Albert Raiders
Vancouver Canucks first-round pick Braeden Cootes has made an immediate impact with the Prince Albert Raiders, contributing to their 10-2 record since his acquisition from Seattle. The 18-year-old centre's professionalism and on-ice performance have drawn
Oilers Feel Sting of Calvin Pickard's Exit from Dressing Room
The Edmonton Oilers face emotional fallout as backup goaltender Calvin Pickard clears waivers, leaving teammates to grapple with the harsh business realities of professional hockey.
Edmonton Hosts First Visually Impaired Curling Championship
Edmonton's Granite Curling Club is hosting the inaugural Canadian Visually Impaired Curling Championship, marking a historic moment for adaptive sports in Alberta.
Flames Rookie Parekh Returns to NHL with Upbeat Outlook
Calgary Flames defenceman Zayne Parekh returns to NHL action after stints with Team Canada and AHL's Wranglers, expressing renewed confidence and excitement for his comeback game against Toronto Maple Leafs.
Montreal Skater's Path to U.S. Citizenship and Olympics
Figure skater Christina Carreira's remarkable journey from Montreal to representing the United States at the Winter Olympics, highlighting her partnership with Anthony Ponomarenko and their recent performance at the U.S. Championships.
Alouettes' Alexander Changes Training to Avoid Injuries
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander discusses his modified off-season training and weight loss strategy to prevent recurring hamstring issues after last season's Grey Cup loss.
Canadian Skating Pair Out of Olympic Team Event
Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps have withdrawn from the figure skating team event at the 2026 Winter Olympics, impacting Canada's medal prospects.
FedEx Loses Olympic Skater's Costumes Before Games
U.S. ice dancer Christina Carreira's custom Olympic costumes were lost by FedEx days before the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Games, sparking a desperate social media campaign that ultimately led to their recovery.
Joe Carter Statue to be Erected at Rogers Centre
The Toronto Blue Jays will honor World Series hero Joe Carter with a statue outside Rogers Centre, commemorating his iconic 1993 championship-winning home run and contributions to the team's back-to-back titles.
Milan Olympic Hockey Arena Not Fully Ready for Games
With women's hockey starting Thursday, Milan's main Olympic hockey arena won't be fully complete, though organizers assure essential areas will be operational.
Vancouver FC Eyes New Season with Renewed Ambition
Vancouver FC enters the new soccer season with a focus on future potential, leaving past challenges behind as players and fans anticipate a strong campaign.
Alouettes Linebacker Marc-Antoine Dequoy Announces Retirement
Montreal Alouettes linebacker Marc-Antoine Dequoy has announced his retirement from professional football, marking the end of a notable CFL career with the Quebec-based team.
Spanish Skater's 'Minions' Music Barred by Copyright
A Spanish figure skater reveals her planned 'Minions' program was halted due to copyright issues, highlighting intellectual property challenges in sports.
Oilers Goalie Calvin Pickard Clears Waivers
Edmonton Oilers backup goaltender Calvin Pickard has cleared waivers, allowing the team to assign the 33-year-old veteran to the minors or retain him on the roster.
Roughriders Re-Sign RB A.J. Ouellette After Lengthy Delay
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have finalized a one-year contract extension with running back A.J. Ouellette, just hours before CFL free agency negotiations began.
Ex-Maple Leafs Booth Injured After Pride Jersey Protest
Former Toronto Maple Leafs forward David Booth suffered a non-contact injury in England's Elite Ice Hockey League after refusing to warm up over Pride jersey controversy, sparking team apology.
Pickard's Oilers Future After Clearing Waivers
Goaltender Calvin Pickard remains with Edmonton Oilers after clearing waivers, despite struggles this season and competition in the AHL farm system.
Nick Suzuki: Strong Selke Trophy Contender for Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki has developed into an elite two-way forward, making him a strong contender for the NHL's Selke Award this season with impressive statistics.
Senators' Chabot Game-Time Decision vs Penguins
Ottawa Senators defenceman Thomas Chabot's availability for Monday's game against Pittsburgh is uncertain due to a hand/wrist injury, with coach Travis Green making a last-minute call.
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