The Regina Peewee B Rebels are one of the top three finalists for this year's Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup.

Long-time sports broadcaster Ron MacLean was in Edmonton Tuesday to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Alberta.

Former 'Coach's Corner' host Don Cherry addressed his firing, his friendship with Ron MacLean and his future plans on his new podcast.

Bettman, a panellist at the PrimeTime sports management conference on Monday at a downtown Toronto hotel, said MacLean "obviously made his feelings clear."

Some say MacLean didn't go far enough in his condemnation of Cherry's remarks, while others commended his integrity.

MacLean issued an apology the day after Cherry’s comments, saying he wished he had handled it differently.

Segment co-host Ron MacLean, who apologized last weekend, said this week he intends to address the matter on Saturday.

Former Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion is defending Don Cherry, saying the hockey commentator "could have used some better words” after he made controversial on-air remarks.

Many Canadians were quick to come to the defence of those who immigrated, condemning the divisive nature of Cherry's remarks.

Some are wondering if Hockey Night in Canada's Coach's Corner will live on with someone else headlining the popular first-intermission feature.