Swimmer Taylor Ruck anchors Canada to world bronze in women's 100-metre relay
Canada has its first swimming medal of the World Aquatics Championships in Doha, Qatar, courtesy the women's 4x100-metre freestyle relay team.
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Felix Roussel leads 1-2 Canada finish at German short track event
Felix Roussel of Sherbrooke, Que., took another step up the medal podium at a short track World Cup event in Dresden, Germany on Sunday.
Canadian women's basketball team needs help to qualify for Olympics after loss to Japan
The Canadian women's basketball team's Olympic fate is now in Spanish hands.
Maple Leafs Coach Calls Ottawa's Tim Stutzle 'Biggest Diver In The F--king NHL' In Fun Lip-Reading Exercise
I've always kind of wanted to be a lip-reader. My ears work just fine, and I intend to keep it that way, but it seems like it would be a fun skill to have in your back pocket. This way, you can tell what people are saying about you from across the room.
"Absolute Legend": Shubman Gill Meets World Number One Doubles Tennis Star Rohan Bopanna
Star India opener Shubman Gill shared a picture with ace Tennis star Rohan Bopanna on Saturday. The right-hand batter took to his official Instagram handle and posted a photo with the World number one men's doubles player, calling him an "Absolute legend". In the summit clash of the Australian Open men's doubles competition, Bopanna and Matthew Ebden beat Italy's Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori in straight sets 7-6, 7-5 in a thrilling encounter.
Olympic champion Hafnaoui fails to qualify for 400 final
DOHA : Olympic champion Ahmed Hafnaoui's World Championships got off to a poor start as the Tunisian bombed out of the 400 metres freestyle on the opening morning in Doha on Sunday.
Leafs' Rielly cross-checks Senators' Greig after empty-netter - ESPN
OTTAWA, Ontario — Toronto Maple Leafs All-Star defenseman Morgan Rielly cross-checked Ottawa Senators center Ridly Greig to the head with 5.1 seconds remaining in a hotly contested game Saturday night between Atlantic Division rivals.
Canada's Nick Taylor takes 1-shot lead into Sunday at waterlogged Phoenix Open
The party at TPC Scottsdale was a rager Saturday, with so many booze-soaked shenanigans that the Phoenix Open had to close the gates mid-afternoon and limit alcohol sales because the course was too crowded.