Top Results For: Karate Olympics

The Straus family is now selling the watch for the first time, and it's touted to be one of the most expensive Titanic artifacts to ever go on sale.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement announcement has garnered social media attention, but can 'Swiftonomics' deliver a boost for retail sales?

Canadian athletes will be busy competing in several events at the Tokyo Olympics Saturday, including chances for more medals in track and field.

LONDON - The United States dominated Wednesday night's track events at the London Games, taking three out of four golds, including in the biggest race of the night — the women's 200 metres.

GUADALAJARA, Mexico - It was almost like a home game for the Canadian team at the Pan American Games.

Ben and Kami Crawford revealed that child protective services made an unannounced visit to their home to question the young boy.

A B.C. Ukrainian Canadian woman's quest to grow the sport of karate in her husband's home country of Jamaica have been slowed but not stopped by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Silvernagle opened the Tournament of Hearts with a 6-4 win Saturday over New Brunswick's Andrea Crawford.

Focus Montreal introduces you to people who are shaping our community. We bring their stories into Focus, Saturday’s at 6:30 pm following the Evening News.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Tom Hardy showed up on director Gavin O'Connor's porch at midnight a few years ago, brimming with excitement about playing a fighter in a bizarre, violent fringe sport called mixed martial arts.

Golf could return to the Olympics for the first time since 1904; rugby for the first time since 1924

PHUKET, Thailand - The president of the international wrestling federation quit Saturday in the wake of the IOC's decision to remove the sport from the 2020 Olympics.

BEIRUT - International concern was mounting Friday over a potential massacre as Syrian troops bombarded the besieged city of Aleppo with artillery, strafed it with aircraft and reportedly pulled in major reinforcements ready to crush the outgunned rebels.

<p> Index <p>TORONTO - No difference is found in overall injuries for bantam players when bodychecking in hockey is introduced at the peewee or the bantam level — with one exception, researchers in Alberta and Quebec said Monday.</p> <p>They found that introducing bodychecking for peewees, when</p>

<p> Index <p>HAVANA - Under fluorescent lights and a whirling ceiling fan that is no match for the Havana summer morning heat, Emiliano Nelson Guerra traced a pattern onto a bolt of pink cotton cloth and carefully scissored the edges.</p> <p>Intermittently pulling on a fat cigar, he explained t</p>

<p> Index <p>TORONTO - Getting Canadians off their butts and physically active for 15 minutes each day would eliminate obesity in about one million adults, while adopting a healthy diet could add another 362,000 to that number, a new report concludes.</p> <p>The joint report by the Canadian Ins</p>

<p> Index TORONTO - It was a regal repeat for Kate as she opted to wear a dress from Canadian designer Erdem for the second time during the royal tour. The Duchess of Cambridge appeared at a prayer service on board the HMCS Montreal docked in Quebec City on Sunday wearing a richly-coloured blue lace Jacquenta</p>

<p> Index TORONTO - It was a regal repeat for Kate as she opted to wear a dress from Canadian designer Erdem for the second time during the royal tour. The Duchess of Cambridge appeared at a prayer service on board the HMCS Montreal docked in Quebec City on Sunday wearing a richly-coloured blue lace Jacquenta</p>

<p> Index HALIFAX - The stark realization came in a Halifax hospital room, where doctors told Belinda Ferguson that her obesity was likely the reason she had suffered a miscarriage. In between the confusion and shock, an unsettling question echoed in the then 26-year-old's head: if I can't support the life of</p>

<p> Index <p>TORONTO - A study finds that more lives will be saved if rescuers reduce the time between chest compressions and delivering a shock to people suffering cardiac arrest.</p> <p>Dr. Sheldon Cheskes of St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto says the longer the pause, the lower the chances o</p>