Winter Olympics
Pyeongchang 2018: These best friends are also the top bobsled rivals
Canadian Kaillie Humphries won gold in Vancouver and Sochi. Now, the woman standing between her and an Olympic threepeat is her American training partner
The North Korean figure skaters have a Canadian connection
Ryom Tae Ok and Kim Ju Sik spent last summer in Montreal training with Team Canada coach Bruno Marcotte
Pyeongchang 2018: The share of Canadian female athletes hits winter Olympic high
A look at the sport-by-sport gender breakdown of this year’s team gives insight into why there are more male athletes than female in Pyeongchang
What to watch at the Olympics
The Winter Olympics offers a bounty of thrills, chills and spills for sports lovers. From hockey to curling to figure skating and more, here’s what to watch for
Canadian Olympic snowboarder Spencer O’Brien has some new tricks
Snowboarder Spencer O’Brien talks about big tricks and big air, her awesomely named father, and Team Canada’s many medal threats in Pyeongchang
Whatever happened to Eddie the Eagle?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVfwZ1Md72g
Laurier’s limited vision
Stephen Harper has been wrapping up his stump speeches with an allusion to Wilfrid Laurier’s famous prediction that the twentieth century would belong to Canada.
Winter Olympics: “Hockey Gold” Photo Album
A few final snapshots
I sure hope horn-honking doesn’t cause global warming…
(Ditto the expression: “Woooooo!”)
LIVE BLOG Men’s Curling: Canada 6, Norway 3 (F)
Canada takes gold. The pants take silver.
How Canada can beat the United States in hockey
It involves chicanery
LIVE BLOG Men’s hockey: Canada 3, Slovakia 2 (F)
Canada wins a shot at gold, Jerry! GOLD! (Barely, Jerry! BARELY!)