Canada's Chris Spring, 4-time Olympic bobsleigh pilot, retires from competition
Veteran Canadian bobsleigh pilot Chris Spring has announced his retirement, ending a career that included nine World Cup medals and four Olympic appearances.
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Canada overhauls skeleton staff, appoints Joe Cecchini head coach and technical lead
Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton has named Joe Cecchini, Kevin Boyer and Micaela Widmer as its newest coaches for the national skeleton program.
Independent review of Kaillie Humphries' safe-sport complaint finds no evidence of harassment
Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton (BCS) announced Monday that a second independent investigation into former Canadian slider Kaillie Humphries' safe-sport complaint found no evidence that her allegations constituted harassment.
Illegal wind spoils another time for sprinter Hughes at UK championships
MANCHESTER, England : Zharnel Hughes came tantalisingly close to shattering another decades-old British sprint record on Sunday, winning the 200 metres at the UK Athletics Championships in a blistering 19.87 seconds, spoiled by an illegal wind.
Sweden moves closer to launching bid for the 2030 Winter Olympics
Sweden is moving closer to a bid to host the Winter Olympics for the first time in what is shaping up to be a race for the 2030 Games with only one obvious candidate.
Canadian bobsledder Cynthia Appiah returns to shot put roots, in 'incredible' shape
Cynthia Appiah was watching the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena in February when the conversation between her and Canadian record holder Sarah Mitton shifted to a potential return to shot put.
CBC Sports Presents: Safe sport panel discussion
What is safe sport? It's a broad concept but the core tenant is simple.
London Marathon strives to reduce its carbon footprint
Some 50,000 runners will race in the 43rd London Marathon on Sunday and then head home with participant medals around their necks and silver foil blankets around their tired shoulders. And they will leave a large carbon footprint in their wake.