North American Indigenous Games COVID-19 vaccine policy leaves some athletes to sit out
Some coaches and teams heading to this summer's North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) are calling for its COVID-19 vaccine mandate to be lifted.
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Kerri Einarson defeats Nova Scotia's Christina Black to keep Tournament of Hearts 4-peat bid alive
Kerri Einarson's bid for a four-peat at the Canadian women's curling championship stayed alive Saturday with a 9-4 playoff win over Nova Scotia's Christina Black in Kamloops, B.C.
'An inspiration to all of us': 8-year-old brings joy to the basketball court
Ben Hill and his wife Erin-Leigh Bond have two daughters. One of them, eight-year-old Charley, was born with a genetic condition, Trisomy 21.
Wheelchair basketball athletes from P.E.I. part of Team New Brunwick
Islanders Mara Duncan and Juliet Trainor are competing in wheelchair basketball at their first Canada Winter Games.
B.C.'s Grandy, Nova Scotia's Black win tiebreakers to advance at Scotties
B.C.'s Clancy Grandy and Nova Scotia's Christina Black won tiebreakers Friday morning at the Canadian women's curling championship to advance to playoffs.
Rachel Homan wins way into Tournament of Hearts championship round
Ontario's Rachel Homan reached the championship round at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts with a 5-3 win Thursday over New Brunswick's Andrea Kelly.
Jennifer Jones books playoff berth with extra-end win at Scotties
Manitoba's Jennifer Jones reached the playoffs at the Canadian women's curling championship Wednesday with a 7-6 win in an extra end over Casey Scheidegger's wild card team.
Petition calls for pro hockey's first Black coach to be inducted into Hall of Fame
A grassroots effort is underway to get professional hockey's first Black coach, John Paris Jr., inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.