Howe lifts Canada's women over reigning world champs in Volleyball Nations League
First Alexa Gray, then Layne Van Buskirk, now Hilary Howe.
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Canadian record-breaking hammer thrower Camryn Rogers can't stop impressing audiences
No wonder Camryn Rogers keeps getting better.
Canada's Christine Sinclair scores to help propel Thorns over OL Reign
Sophia Smith and Christine Sinclair both scored and the visiting Portland Thorns beat rivals OL Reign 2-0 in the National Women's Soccer League on Saturday.
President of Calgary's '88 Olympic bid committee, Bob Niven, dies at 80
Bob Niven, one of the architects of the Calgary Winter Olympics in 1988, has died from an illness. He was 80.
Max Verstappen reigns in Spain as Mercedes enjoy upturn in form with double podium finish
Max Verstappen recorded a dominant victory at the Spanish Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton and George Russell finished second and third for Mercedes.
Defending Champion PV Sindhu, In-Form HS Prannoy Eye Good Show In Singapore
Defending champion PV Sindhu will look to bounce back after hitting a low at Thailand but in-form HS Prannoy will be brimming with confidence as the duo spearheads Indian challenge at the Singapore Open Super 750 tournament starting in Singapore on Tuesday. Things have not been the same for Sindhu since she suffered that ankle injury in August last year. She is slowly getting back to her best with a final and semi-final finish at Madrid Spain Masters and Malaysia Masters respectively being her best result this season. However, a first-round exit at Thailand Open following a narrow loss to Canada's Michell Li is not the right way to approach a tournament, which remains her last BWF world tour title.
Canada Soccer's Jason deVos is hoping he can make things right within troubled organization
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Swim strategy a priority for Josh Liendo, Maggie Mac Neil as they prep for world championships
Canadian swimming stars Olympic champion Maggie Mac Neil and world champion Josh Liendo have continued their winning ways in the pool ahead of next month's world championships.