Miller's agent: 'Realistic path' for extension with Canucks
After an off-season full of rumours surrounding his future, it appears J.T. Miller could be staying with the Vancouver Canucks long-term.
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Defence suggests complainant in Jake Virtanen sex assault trial was interested in his money
Questioning from the defence on day two of the sexual assault trial of hockey player Jake Virtanen insinuated the complainant was interested in the former Vancouver Canuck for his money.
B.C. 2030 Olympic, Paralympic bid may be falling behind Sapporo in apparent 2-horse race
The Indigenous-led bid to bring the 2030 Olympics and Paralympics to B.C. appears to have hit its first roadblock.
Complainant in Jake Virtanen sex assault trial testifies she repeatedly said she didn't want sex
WARNING: This article contains graphic content and may affect those who have experienced sexual violence or know someone affected by it.
In national team debut, Sexton places 13th to top Canadian women in world marathon
A stubborn, never give up mentality propelled Canada's Leslie Sexton to a better-than-expected 13th-place finish in the women's marathon on Monday at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Ore.
Blue Bombers host Stampeders in showdown of CFL's last two unbeaten teams
WINNIPEG — Mike O’Shea downplayed Friday’s battle of the unbeaten, but the Winnipeg head coach hopes CFL fans will be hyped.
Canadian 'Ducks' have flocked to the heart of track and field
It is surprising that given the record compiled by American track and field athletes over the course of world summits and the Olympics, that Eugene 2022 marks the first time in the history of the World Athletics Championships that the biggest meet of all will be staged in the United States.
Als fire Jones; Maciocia takes over as head coach
The Montreal Alouettes have made a change at head coach.