New Alberta curling team slides into deep men's national championship field
A curling team bearing a name other than Bottcher, Koe, Martin or Ferbey will represent Alberta at the Canadian men's championship for the first time in 26 years.
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Craig McMorris conquers most eastern rail in Canada at historic Cape Spear
Often when tourists come to St. John's, travelling the hilly and winding, road to Cape Spear is a must-see for its Atlantic ocean views, restored lighthouse and the first sunrise every day in Canada.
Kerri Einarson survives challenge from Corryn Brown, improves to 3-1 at Scotties
Canada's Kerri Einarson continued her drive toward a fifth straight Canadian women's curling title Monday with a 9-8 win over British Columbia's Corryn Brown at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary.
Labrador chess master blindsided by ruling banning transgender women from competing in events
A chess master from Happy Valley-Goose Bay says a ruling by the World Chess Federation that bans transgender men and women from competing in the official events without proof of their gender could hurt young chess players looking to make a name for themselves.
Labrador Winter Games wrap up with a promise of increased funding for 2026
Premier Andrew Furey closed out the Labrador 2023 Winter Games Saturday evening by announcing an increase in funding at the closing ceremonies. While the province contributed $500,000 to the games this year, Furey said they will increase that by 50% for the next games in 2026.
Warm weather forces cancellation of the Labrathon, premier event of the Labrador Winter Games
The Labrathon — a signature event of the Labrador Winter Games — has been cancelled.
Learn how the seal kick, the iconic Labrador Winter Games event, got its name
When Charlotte Coombs was approached by the Labrador Winter Games committee 40 years ago to commission a piece for an event, she says, she had no clue it would become a staple of the Games's history.
This mother-daughter powerlifting duo is winning gold together in Labrador
When Abi Hanrahan-Miller of Happy Valley-Goose Bay started powerlifting, the 15-year-old had to bring her mom, Dana Hanrahan, to the gym to supervise.