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Canada reaches final of 2025 Four Nations Faceoff

February 18, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

Team Canada has qualified for the final of the 2025 Four Nations Faceoff in Boston, Massachusetts against the United States on Thursday. Canada reached the final by beating Finland 5-3 in the final game of the round robin from Toronto Read more

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Quebec ties record for most points in an end in Scotties history

February 17, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

For the second straight day at the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Team Quebec made Scotties history. One day after setting the record for most stolen ends in a match with seven, the Quebec team skipped Read more

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William Dandjinou wins World Cup short track speed skating men’s 1000m gold in Italy

February 17, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

Wiliam Dandjinou of Sherbrooke, Quebec won the gold medal on Sunday in a World Cup short track speed skating event in Milan, Italy. It was one of three medals won by Canada on Sunday. The other two came in the Read more

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Rachael Karker wins World Cup women’s halfpipe skiing bronze in Calgary

February 17, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

Canadian Olympic bronze medalist Rachael Karker of Guelph, Ontario won the bronze medal at a World Cup women’s halfpipe event at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on Saturday. For Karker, who won the bronze medal in women’s halfpipe Read more

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Canada wins two World Cup women’s bobsled medals in Norway

February 16, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

It was a very successful weekend for the Canadian women’s bobsled program as they came away with two World Cup medals in Lillehammer, Norway. On Saturday, Cynthia Appiah of Toronto, Ontario won the silver medal in the women’s mononbob, and Read more

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Quebec steals way to Scotties history

February 16, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

Day two of the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ontario saw a record breaking performance by Team Quebec’s Laurie St-Georges on Saturday. In an 8-2 win over Manitoba’s Kaitlyn Lawes, the native of Laval set a Canadian Read more

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BC has statement win on opening night of 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts

February 15, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

The 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts commenced on Friday night from Thunder Bay, Ontario. One of the most impressive performances of the first draw came from British Columbia’s Corryn Brown. Brown, a native of Kamloops, defeated Selena Sturmay of Edmonton Read more

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Summer McIntosh sets Canadian record in women’s 800 metre freestyle

February 14, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

Canadian Olympic gold medalist Summer McIntosh of Toronto, Ontario set the Canadian record in the women’s 800 metre freestyle on Thursday. McIntosh broke her own national record with a time of 8:09.86 in winning the 2025 Southern Zone South Sectional Read more

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Ottawa Charge set PWHL record for most goals in a game

February 14, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

The Ottawa Charge set a Professional Women’s Hockey League record for most goals in a game on Thursday. They accomplished the feat by beating the Minnesota Frost 8-3 at Toronto Dominion Place in Ottawa, Ontario. The previous record was six Read more

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Lions fullback David Mackie retires at age 30

February 14, 2025 Jeremy Freeborn

According to cfl.ca on Thursday, British Columbia Lions fullback David Mackie of Jacksons Point, Ontario retired at age 30. Mackie spent six seasons with the Lions. In 61 games since the 2018 Canadian Football League regular season, Mackie had 49 Read more

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