Weekend recap: Canada's winter athletes shine
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Rachel Homan stays perfect, defeats Norway at women's curling worlds
Canada's Rachel Homan continued to roll at the women's world curling championship with a 9-4 win Monday over Norway's Marianne Roervik.
Rebuilding trust a top priority for new Canada Soccer CEO Kevin Blue
Kevin Blue, Canada Soccer's new general secretary and CEO, acknowledged Monday the governing body's need "to rebuild trust" with the soccer community.
'Ohtani changed our store': Blue Dodgers jerseys listed for $510 US at Japanese shop
Mai Fukuo was gift-shopping for a friend. Hideki Chiba was in the same sports store in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo looking for something for his father-in-law.
Sports Illustrated to continue print editions under reported 10-year deal with new publisher
Sports Illustrated will resume publishing after its owner reached a new rights deal with digital media company Minute Media, which will reportedly operate the magazine for at least 10 years.
Piper Gilles skates with different perspective since cancer diagnosis
Canadian ice dancer Piper Gilles is skating with a greater sense of peace since her cancer diagnosis last season and whenever she is struggling to walk out of her front door to attend practice, she thinks back to the many days she physically could not.
Hip injury sidelines Osorio for Canada's Copa America qualifier this Saturday
A hip injury has prevented Toronto FC captain Jonathan Osorio from joining Canada for a key Copa America qualifying playoff match this Saturday against Trinidad and Tobago.
Warm weather in Alaska highlights risk climate change poses to future Arctic Winter Games
As delegates and volunteers return home from this year's Arctic Winter Games in Alaska, officials and coaches are thinking about what climate change might mean for the future of the event.