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The Vancouver Canucks claimed their third win in four when they brushed aside the Los Angeles Kings 4-1 on Thursday. Third period scores from Henrik Sedin, Tanner Glass and Kyle Wellwood proved the difference as The Canucks (13-11-0) improved to...

University of Calgary Dinos QB wins MVP award for second time with second team

Columbus goalie Steve Mason tries to clear room as his teammate Jan Hejda battles with Ottawa forward Milan Michalek during Thursday's game. (Fred Chartrand/Canadian Press) Nick Foligno snuck one behind Steve Mason at the side of the net with just...

00 Updated November 27, 2009 14:07:00 The board of Thoroughbred Racing SA says a Victorian move to ban jumps events will make the survival of the sport in South Australia extremely difficult, but does not plan to copy Victoria.

The Iranian-Canadian journalist who was imprisoned by Iran in June is going to thank Canada in person today for its efforts in fighting for his release. Maziar Bahari meets with Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon today in Ottawa. Continued Below The...

Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo was named the CFL's Most Outstanding Player for a second consecutive year on Thursday night in Calgary. Saskatchewan Roughriders general manager Eric Tillman will remain in Regina on Grey Cup weekend on paid administrative leave,...

The allegations, frankly, are all over the place," West said. "The levels of cruelty, the degree of cruelty being alleged range from . . . well, is there such a thing as minor cruelty?...Act, said the animals were in distress....

Prisoner remains on loose after armed men break him out of Ont. hospital Authorities are conducting an Ontario-wide search for a prisoner on the lam after his brazen escape outside a Hamilton hospital with the help of two masked, armed...

Isobel the sled dog is hanging up her harness in Churchill, Man. The nine-year-old Siberian husky-malamute cross is set to retire in January. What makes her well-deserved rest remarkable is that she has been running for the past five years...

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 The number of new swine flu cases across some communities in Canada appears to be levelling off, federal health officials said Wednesday. "We say it is levelling off because in most communities, the number of positive...