Skeleton

• Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton in talks with safe sport office to improve culture

  The news comes after more than 90 current and former bobsled and skeleton athletes ask Sport Minister Pascale St-Onge to help clean up "a toxic environment" in their sports.

  Sports

  Aug 15, 2022
  
• Olympic champion Kripps supports athletes’ fight against Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton

  ‘I can only speak to my own experience, and while I haven’t felt unsafe or mistreated, I’m aware that is not the case for many,’ Justin Kripps said in an online post.

  Sports

  Mar 22, 2022
  
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• Man alleged wearing skeleton-style mask in armed robbery caught in Saskatchewan

  A 30-year-old man has been charged following an armed robbery at a bank over four months ago.

  Crime

  Oct 21, 2021
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• How to train with your dragon: Calgary Olympian sets sights on a return to competition

  You'd think being a new mom during the COVID-19 pandemic would be tough enough. Calgary's Elisabeth Maier is adding an Olympic comeback to the mix.

  Sports

  Sep 4, 2020
• Human remains found in Montreal’s Sud-Ouest borough: Police

  Montreal police were called to the scene with a report that someone had spotted a human skeleton in a wooded area near some train tracks.

  Crime

  Jun 29, 2019
• Newfoundland man charged in stolen skeleton case to have sentencing hearing

  The Conception Bay South man still faces charges of possession of stolen property - the remains - and disobeying a court order related to prior theft charges.

  Crime

  Jun 19, 2019
• Man charged with possession of stolen skeleton, interfering with human remains

  The partial skeletal remains were found in Conception Bay South at 1 a.m. Saturday.

  Crime

  Apr 10, 2019
• 500-year-old skeleton, still wearing thigh-high boots, found on Thames River shore

  The museum believes the boots date back to the late 15th or early 16th century and are thought to be waders.

  Trending

  Dec 4, 2018
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• Calgary Olympian stands up and paddles to raise funds for MS, Parkinson’s disease

  Gibson said the goal of his paddle down the Bow River is to help out the Branch Out Neurological Foundation, an organization dedicated to finding new approaches to treating MS patients like his wife, Jenn.

  Canada

  Sep 5, 2018
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• Pyeongchang’s ‘Curve 9’ spells victory or disaster for bobsled, luge and skeleton

  Pyeongchang's infamous "Curve 9" has been crushing Olympic lugers' medal hopes.

  Sports

  Feb 13, 2018