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Israel team, JD Vance booed at Olympics opening ceremonyCheers for the large U.S. team quickly turned to boos when U.S. Vice President JD Vance was shown on the stadium's big screen.TrendingFeb 6
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Likes, follows, funding: The new Olympic economyEach Canadian athlete competing in the Milan Cortina Olympic Games relies on a patchwork of funding to support themselves.SportsFeb 15
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Amid rising political tensions, will there be controversy at the Olympics?The 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympic Games come at a time of escalating political tensions worldwide, setting up the possibility of potential statements being made.CanadaFeb 5
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Rourke, Philpot twins eye Olympic flag footballThe L.A. Summer Games offer twins Tyson and Jalen Philpot a chance to return to their football roots.SportsApr 1
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Could Coronation Park be one of Edmonton’s last big recreation centres for a while?Coronation Park's most notable feature is a 250-metre Category A velodrome: the only facility with such a track in Western Canada and just one of three in the country.LifestyleJan 30
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50 years after 1976 Olympics, Montreal struggles with complicated legacyFor Terry Mosher and many others, the Games signalled the start of Montreal's decline as an international city because of cost overruns, corruption and the Malouf Commission.CanadaMar 12
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Calgary road closures begin around Scotia Place constructionStarting March 30th, 14th Avenue S.E. is closed for both traffic and pedestrians. The enhancement aims to transform the avenue into a greater public space with four-lane roads.CanadaMar 30
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Rangers eliminated from playoff contentionJ.T. Miller and the New York Rangers expected big things when they broke training camp back in the fall.SportsMar 26
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Oilers getting solid defensive contributionsThe Edmonton Oilers didn't make any flashy moves at the NHL trading deadline, but general manager Stan Bowman did obtain some impactful defensive-minded players who have contributed significantly to the team's five-game winning streak.SportsApr 4
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Milan, Cortina Olympic cauldrons extinguished bringing end to Winter GamesA total of 116 medal events have been held in eight Olympic sports across 16 disciplines, including the debut of ski mountaineering this year.SportsFeb 22
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Canada won fewer Olympic medals than past years. Why was 2026 a challenge?With Canada finishing the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics with 21 medals, the country saw a significant decrease in hardware earned compared to previous Winter Olympic Games.SportsFeb 23
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Morrissey makes his presence felt for JetsJosh Morrissey didn't just return to the Winnipeg Jets lineup on Saturday — he made history, skating into the franchise's record books.SportsMar 8
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ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jets begin post-Olympic push without some key playersThe most transitional point of the season for the Winnipeg Jets begins tonight in Vancouver and a potential run towards the playoffs starts without some key pieces in the lineup.SportsFeb 25
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Quebec baseball icon Rodger Brulotte dead at 79Rodger Brulotte, a beloved voice of baseball in Quebec who called major league baseball games in French including the Montreal Expos, has died. He was 79.SportsMar 21
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Woll looking to finish strong with Maple LeafsJoseph Woll didn't expect to be in this position.SportsMar 21
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Coffee-hockey combo — or breakfast beers? — for bleary-eyed Olympic fansThe Olympics in northern Italy are taking place eight time zones ahead of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and nine hours ahead for folks in B.C., leading to some early mornings for fans.SportsFeb 20
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Canada set for women’s doubles luge debutOn their first day of a get-to-know-you summer trip together, Kailey Allan saw Beattie Podulsky get scared by a spider web and fall down a hill.SportsFeb 10
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Van Koeverden denies underfunding of OlympiansCanada's Secretary of Sport knows what it is to be an Olympian, albeit in a summer sport.SportsFeb 13
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Salty Kick: Jacobs sticks to pre-game routineWhen the members of Team Brad Jacobs noticed a slight drop-off in performance during night games last fall, lead Ben Hebert had an idea.SportsFeb 13
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Canadian snowboarder competes with heavy heartCanadian Evan Bichon had to change boards on the fly Thursday when a binding snapped in the start gate during the Olympic snowboard cross competition.SportsFeb 12