Sail Canada says coach fired because lack of money, not pregnancy
Lisa Ross wants her job back.
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Sail Canada says coach fired because lack of money, not pregnancy
Lisa Ross wants her job back.
Plans for new waterfront community on banks of River Irwell in Salford unveiled
Plans to create a waterfront community of 52 homes on the banks of the River Irwell in Salford opposite the site where a Lancaster bomber crashed in World War Two have been submitted. The application for the land at Regatta Street and Langley Road is located where there was once Victorian terraced housing but in the mid-20th century it became an industrial site.
Canadian sailor Sarah Douglas holds off reigning Olympic champ for gold in France
Despite pre-race nerves, Canadian sailor Sarah Douglas "kept cool" in Saturday's medal race and held off reigning Olympic champion Anne-Marie Rindom of Denmark to win gold in ILCA 6 (small single-handed dinghy) at French Olympic Week in Hyeres, France.
Phil Robertson steers Canada to 1st SailGP win
Phil Robertson steered Team Canada to its first SailGP victory on Sunday by recovering from a penalty late in the podium race in Christchurch to deny Peter Burling and Team New Zealand a victory in home waters.
Team Canada's catamaran sail badly damaged as winds cause havoc at Australia Sail Grand Prix
Team Canada's catamaran wing sail was badly damaged on Saturday when it was hit by a gust of wind and blown into a canvas shelter while being lifted by a crane at the Australia Sail Grand Prix in Sydney.
Sailing-America's Cup to take place from Oct. 12 in 2024
The 37th edition of sailing's America's Cup will take place in the southern part of Barcelona along the beachfront, with racing set to begin from Oct. 12, 2024, the organisers of the oldest international competition in sport said on Wednesday.
McKellar helps British women's four to dominant gold medal win at World Rowing Championships
Rowan McKellar was in dreamland after crowning an incredible unbeaten season with gold at the World Rowing Championships. The Glaswegian is a lynchpin of an all-conquering British women's four that romped to victory in RaÄice, Czech Republic. Ad McKellar, Samantha Redgrave, Heidi Long and Rebecca Shorten were stroke-perfect in seeing off the challenge of Olympic champions Australia and Netherlands.