According to the International Paralympic Committee, women’s participation has skyrocketed from effectively near zero to about 20 per cent of the global player base in para ice hockey programs since ...

In just 100 days, the world's biggest stars will flood into the United States, Canada, and Mexico for the largest World Cup ...

Jacobs edged Team Magnus Ramsfjell of Norway 5-4 in an extra end on Thursday at Milano Cortina 2026, sending Canada to the ...

Burabay National Park in the Akmola region offers a serene glimpse into Kazakhstan’s rich natural landscapes. Dense forests, moss-covered ground, and open clearings create the perfect habitat for ...

Pandas, think back to your favorite subject in school. Maybe it was English, science, math… or if you were feeling adventurous, geography. The subject itself might be easy to remember, but the actual ...

Moose in southern Scandinavia have become lighter and less productive over the past decades. In some areas, there have been dramatic declines in moose health.

Bruce Mouat's top-ranked Scots vs. Brad Jacobs' seasoned Canadians. Saturday's men's curling Olympic gold medal game is set to be a classic.

As budget time is fast approaching for the provincial government, groups are calling on them to carefully consider what level of spending is right in Saskatchewan. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation ...

As we ease out of the Winter Olympics and back into the second half of the NHL season, the Minnesota Wild's social media admin has been easing us in with some fun pictures and videos from team skates.

Maple Leafs' captain Auston Matthews is a gold medalist, and Al Michaels is talking about the role the 'Miracle on Ice' could have played.

Canadian skip Brad Jacobs said Saturday’s Olympic men’s curling gold medal final with Bruce Mouat’s Great Britain rink will be a battle of “two heavyweight teams.” Both skips have been in the gold ...

There were a couple of English-language publications that reported for visitors at the Winter Olympics centered in Lillehammer, Norway, in February 1994. Bob Ford from the Philadelphia Inquirer was ...