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Canada sending its largest Winter Games delegation to Pyeongchang
Canada will send 225 athletes and 87 coaches to the Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, its largest-ever delegation for a Winter Games. | News | PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games on CBC Canucks 4 Blackhawks 2: Gaunce seals second straight win for Canucks
The rivalry may be dead, the Canucks are not. At least, not this week. The Canucks won their second consecutive NHL game, taking out the Chicago Blackhawks in a 4-2 decision Thursday at Rogers Arena. Canucks come back to edge Avalanche in OT
Sven Baertschi scored at 1:07 of overtime as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 on Tuesday night. 'The greatest rivalry in sports': Canada, U.S. on another collision course for women's hockey gold
One team dominates the world championship. The other owns the Olympics. Barring an unthinkable upset, Canada and the United States will once again battle for women's hockey supremacy at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. The Canadian Press predicts 29 medals for Canadian team in Pyeongchang
The Canadian Press predicts the Canadian team will win 29 medals (9 gold, 10 silver, 10 bronze) at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. That would beat the previous high of 26 total medals (14 gold, seven silver, five bronze) claimed by t Canada sends 'strongest team ever' to Winter Olympics, broadens target
Canada's ambition "to contend for No. 1" at the Pyeongchang Olympics is a shift from the two previous Winter Games, where the publicly stated goal by the country's top sport officials was to finish first in the race for the most medals. Proposed 'Explosions' name for Halifax CFL team touches off debate online
A fan art group that supports a bid for a CFL team in Halifax touched off a fiery debate online when it proposed naming the team after one of the country's greatest Maritime disasters. Oh, Boeser! Canucks rookie plays All-Starring role at NHL showcase
What a weekend for Canucks rookie Brock Boeser: Saturday he won the shot-accuracy competition at the NHL All-Star Skills Competition and Sunday he was named most valuable player of the All-Star Game. Canucks All-Star Brock Boeser wins NHL shooting accuracy competitionSports | 85238 hits | 12:38 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Brock Boeser made quite the impression in his first day at his first NHL All-Star Weekend, beating out the likes of Steven Stamkos and Sidney Crosby - renowned snipers, the both of them - to win the accuracy shooting competition in Tampa Bay on Saturday. Olympic ski great Nancy Greene Raine gets her own stamp
B.C.'s Nancy Greene Raine, former Olympic slalom skier, is one of six athletes featured in the Canada Post stamp series Canadian Women in Winter Sports. Former NHLers Kovalchuk, Datsyuk lead Russian Olympic hockey teamSports | 85352 hits | 6:17 AM on Friday | posted by shockedcanadian
Former NHL stars Ilya Kovalchuk and Pavel Datsyuk will lead the Russian men�s hockey team through the doping scandal mess that has its Olympic squad competing as neutrals in Pyeongchang, South Korea next month. Hudson Bay Quest sled dog race cancelled for 2nd year in a row
Hudson Bay Quest has cancelled this year's edition of their annual race, say organizers, because Churchill's current lack of a rail line means logistics proved too challenging. Canucks shake off Jackets with explosive 2nd to snap 5-game skid
Sven Baertschi sparked a four-goal second period for Vancouver, Jacob Markstrom had 27 saves and the Canucks beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-2 on Friday night. Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays agree to record deal
Third baseman Josh Donaldson and the Toronto Blue Jays agreed Friday to a $23 million US contract, the largest one-year deal for an arbitration-eligible player. Toronto Furies forward Jessica Platt comes out as transgenderSports | 89132 hits | 12:21 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Toronto Furies forward Jessica Platt has come out as transgender, making her the first openly transgender athlete to compete in the Canadian Women's Hockey League. A look at Canada's men's Olympic hockey roster heading to South Korea
With the NHL not taking part in next month's Pyeongchang Olympics, Canada had to dig deep to fill out its roster for the 2018 Games. Here's a look at the 25 players heading to South Korea for the men's hockey tournament. San Jose Sharks players slam 'cold and dark' Winnipeg as worst NHL city to play in
In a video posted to the Twitter page for NBC Sports California, three San Jose Sharks players slammed Winnipeg, deriding it for being cold and dark, as well as for its lack of Wi-Fi. The team was in the city on Sunday to play the Jets, who soundly defeat Sweden's captain throws medal into crowd after loss to Canada at world juniors
Tyler Steenbergen scored the winner with just 1:40 to play in regulation as the Canadians downed Sweden 3-1 on Friday in the gold-medal game in Buffalo. "I don't want it," said Andersson. "The guy in the stands wanted it more than me, so I gave it to him. Canada wins gold at world junior hockey championshipsSports | 84902 hits | 1:18 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Tyler Steenbergen scored the winner with just 1:40 to play in regulation as the Canadians downed Sweden 3-1 on Friday in the gold-medal game in Buffalo. Sixty years later, O'Ree marks anniversary of breaking NHL's colour barrier
Fredericton's Willie O'Ree didn't even know there was a colour barrier to break until checking the newspaper the following day. Just a decade after Jackie Robinson broke the colour barrier in baseball, O'Ree had become the first black player in the Nation Canada to play for world junior gold after crushing Czechs
Drake Batherson had a hat trick to lead Canada past the Czech Republic 7-2 on Thursday in the semifinal of the world junior hockey championship in Buffalo. Sweden survives late U.S. surge to reach final of world junior tournament
Filip Gustavsson made 29 saves and Sweden had a three-goal third period to beat the United States 4-2 on Thursday in the world junior hockey semifinals. Sweden will face the Canada-Czech Republic winner in the title game Friday night. Boy, 12, overcomes limited mobility and inspires friends to form sledge hockey team
Riley Oldford was once the only kid in Yellowknife, NWT, who played hockey sitting down. But after encouraging friends to give the growing sport a try, he has inspired the formation of Yellowknife's first sledge hockey team. Maple Leafs legend Johnny Bower dead at 93
Legendary Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Johnny Bower led Toronto to four championships in a decade before retiring as the oldest goaltender to ever play in the NHL. Canadian Second World War veteran and Hall of Famer is remembered as one of the best Toronto Canucks' Alex Burmistrov retires from NHL
According to his agent, Alex Burmistrov is no longer a member of the Vancouver Canucks, let alone the NHL. "Alex made the decision to be released from his contract today in order to pursue a playing opportunity outside of the NHL," Benning said in an emai Winter is coming to Olympics in frigid South Korea
After two straight balmy Olympics where some might have wondered if it was even winter, athletes and visitors alike will finally experience a serious chill in their bones during the Games in mountainous Pyeongchang, South Korea. Hayley Wickenheiser says female hockey players losing dressing room to boys' team is 'crap'
Hayley Wickenheiser, regarded as one of the best female hockey players in the world, thinks it's "crap" girls at an arena in Ridgetown, Ont., got bumped out of their dressing room to make room for an all-boys team. No quick fix as Canucks continue to leak goals
After an unexpectedly bright 14-10-4 start to the season, the Canucks have surrendered an NHL-high 36 goals while suffering regulation losses in six of their last seven games. Canucks' Brock Boeser leaves game against Flames with foot injury
Vancouver Canucks forward Brock Boeser took a shot of his left foot early in the second period of Sunday's game against the Calgary Flames and did not return. Alex Gough hauls in 2 silver medals at luge World Cup
Canadian sliders made several trips to the podium at the luge World Cup event in Lake Placid, N.Y., on Saturday as Alex Gough led the way with two silver medals. Canada's Lewis Irving lands 1st podium finish at World Cup aerials
Lewis Irving now has a podium finish to add to his resume after scoring a bronze medal in aerials at the World Cup event in Secret Garden, China, on Saturday. Canadians Kripps, Lumsden snag silver at bobsleigh World Cup
Canada took a silver of medal at a bobsleigh World Cup stop at the Igls track in Innsbruck, Austria, on Saturday, with Justin Kripps and Jesse Lumsden staking claim to the second-place spot. Sens owner Melnyk's relocation talks puts chill on NHL 100 festivities
On a weekend celebrating the game of hockey in the nation's capital, Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk put a damper on the festivities. Melnyk denied rumours the team was for sale, but did insinuate relocation could be considered. Christopher Tanev joins Horvat, Baertschi in Canucks' infirmary
Christopher Tanev has been added to the Vancouver Canucks' mounting injury list. Head coach Travis Green said after Friday's morning skate that the defenceman will be out two to three weeks with a groin strain. Canadian players in Russia are looking to form nucleus of Team Canada
Twenty-five Canadians chosen by Hockey Canada for this week's Channel One Cup tournament in Moscow are being sized up by general manager Sean Burke and head coach Willie Desjardins for the team that will go to the Winter Games in Pyeongchang. Canucks finally get last bite as Sam Gagner repels Sharks in OT
Sam Gagner scored at 4:34 of overtime as the Vancouver Canucks snapped a four-game losing streak with a 4-3 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Friday night. Toronto FC becomes 1st Canadian team to win MLS Cup
Jozy Altidore scored in the 67th minute and Victor Vazquez added a stoppage-time goal Saturday as Toronto FC completed a record-breaking season with a 2-0 win over Seattle in the MLS Cup final, avenging a penalty shootout loss to the Sounders in last year Vancouver ships youngest Subban brother to Los Angeles
The Vancouver Canucks have acquired forward Nic Dowd from the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for defenceman Jordan Subban. Jordan is the younger brother of Nashville Predators defenceman P.K. Subban and Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Malcolm Subban. Major junior hockey league apologizes 4 years after teen player's death
The family of Nova Scotia hockey player Jordan Boyd, who died at 16 after suffering cardiac arrest on the ice, is welcoming an apology from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the introduction of changes aimed at improving player safety. Jacob Markstrom records 1st career shutout as Canucks blank Hurricanes
Jacob Markstrom made 30 saves for his first career NHL shutout as the Vancouver Canucks blanked the Carolina Hurricanes 3-0 on Tuesday night.
Derrick Pouliot had a goal and two assists and Nikolay Goldobin and Thomas Vanek also scored for the Canucks (14 Jacob Markstrom stifles Leafs as Canucks survive late push to win
Jacob Markstrom made 35 saves as the Vancouver Canucks downed the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1 on Saturday. Leading 2-0 after 40 minutes on goals from Granlund and Edler in the first period, the Canucks were under siege to start the third, with Connor Brown co Ed Hervey named new B.C. Lions general manager, Buono to stay on as head coach
Ed Hervey, former Edmonton Eskimos general manager and player, joins Wally Buono to remain head coach for one final season. Daniel Sedin nabs 1000th point as Canucks fight past Preds
Brock Boeser had two goals and an assist, Daniel Sedin surpassed 1,000 career points and the Vancouver Canucks beat the Nashville Predators 5-3 on Thursday night. Sportsnet terminates Gregg Zaun after allegations of inappropriate behaviourSports | 84801 hits | 6:21 PM on Thursday | posted by shockedcanadian
Vancouver Canucks forward Derek Dorsett ending career due to spinal issues
The team says doctors recommended he not return to the ice because of "long-term, significant health risks." Costly mistakes doom Stampeders' shot at Grey Cup redemption
Fatal mistakes late in the game cost the Calgary Stampeders a shot at redemption Sunday as they were defeated in the Grey Cup for a second straight year, this time 27-24 at the hands of the Toronto Argonauts. Argos shovel out of early hole to defeat Stampeders in 105th Grey Cup
Lirim Hajrullahu kicked a 32-yard field goal with 53 seconds left shortly after Toronto tied the game on Cassius Vaughn's Grey Cup-record 109-yard fumble return, and the Argonauts stunned the Calgary Stampeders 27-24 in the 105th Grey Cup final.Back to Canada News
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