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Bad snow means Canada's Olympic cross-country ski trials will be moved out of Prince George, B.C.
Canada’s cross-country ski trials for the Olympic Games have been moved from Prince George, B.C., to Vernon, B.C., due to adverse snow conditions. Source link
Canadian judoka Francois Gauthier-Drapeau claims Grand Slam gold
Canada’s Francois Gauthier-Drapeau won the second Grand Slam gold medal of his judo career Saturday, defeating Russia’s Abdul-Kerim Tasuev in the men’s 81-kilogram class. Source link
No backup plan for Olympic ice hockey arena as construction goes down to the wire
Construction on the arena that is set to welcome NHL players back to the Olympics for the first time in more than a decade is behind schedule and its completion is going right down to the wire. Source link
No backup plan for Olympic hockey arena as construction down to the wire
Construction on the arena that is set to welcome NHL players back to the Olympics for the first time in more than a decade is behind schedule and its completion is going right down to the wire. Source link
Canada women outplayed in 3-0 loss to Japan in international soccer friendly
Ninth-ranked Canada fell to its fourth straight defeat Saturday, blanked 3-0 by Japan in a women’s soccer friendly in Nagasaki. Source link
Canada women outplayed in 3-0 loss to Japan in international soccer friendly
Ninth-ranked Canada fell to its fourth straight defeat Saturday, blanked 3-0 by Japan in a women’s soccer friendly in the Asian nation. Source link
B.C. players drafted to Women's Pro Baseball League say sport's popularity is rising among girls
Six B.C. athletes have been selected to play in the inaugural edition of the Women’s Pro Baseball League in 2026. They’re hopeful it sets the stage for a sustainable future in a sport where women were long overlooked. Source link
Canadians Urness, Deschamps score silver medals at freestyle skiing big air event in China
Canadian freestyle skiers Naomi Urness and Dylan Deschamps both won silver medals at the World Cup season-opening big air event on Saturday in Secret Garden, China. Source link
Record U.S. crowd of 16,014 watch Frost spoil Torrent's 1st PWHL home game
Kelly Pannek scored two goals, Nicole Hensley had a shutout and the two-time defending champion Minnesota Frost disappointed a record women’s hockey crowd with a 3-0 win over the Seattle Torrent on Friday afternoon. Source link