Swimming legend Mark Tewksbury says it’s only fitting that he present his gold medal from the 1992 Olympic Games to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg. Continue reading →

I had a chance at a treasured sleep-in Saturday morning until a nice man banged on the door at 6:50 a.m., wanting me to pee in a cup. Continue reading →

No travelling parent wants their child to be a problem, so when you see us struggling, please – lend a hand. Continue reading →

Gold medallist Jill Officer presented a young curler with a jersey signed by all members of the Canadian Olympic curling team Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

A new Historica Canada video brings Canada’s game and its First World War coming-of-age together in a one-minute look at the Winnipeg Falcons. Continue reading →

A week after gaining provisional recognition from the IOC, Kosovo is already preparing in earnest for the 2016 Olympics. Continue reading →

Hubert Lacroix, president of the public broadcaster, says CBC will partner with Bell Media and Rogers Media to carry the 2018 Winter Games and 2020 Summer Olympics. Continue reading →

People have asked, “Why did you decide to keep playing?” I feel curling will still help me grow as an athlete, but even more as a person. Continue reading →

From people checking out their grocery carts to folk bursting into tears in front of them, the Jennifer Jones curling team is experiencing the power of Olympic gold. Continue reading →