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Abbotsford, B.C., product Adam Hadwin battled the stiffest of morning winds and is the only Canadian who managed to survive the 36-hole cut at the PGA Championship, Bob Weeks writes.

The Blue Jays’ lefty started slow, but the work he’s done with pitching coach Pete Walker is starting to pay off, Steve Phillips writes.

Calgary bench boss says he doesn’t need Coach of the Year recognition on his resume.

The Flames have depth, but the Oilers have star power. Barring a complete goaltending collapse, the outcome of that clash will decide the latest chapter in the Battle of Alberta, Travis Yost writes.

As chants of “We want 10” rained down on the Saddledome, another iconic chapter in the Battle Of Alberta was written in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals. The Calgary Flames, much to their own surprise, emerged as the victors over the Edmonton Oilers in the 9-6 affair.

The first Canadian Football League strike in nearly 40 years ended Wednesday night, opening the door for the full resumption of training camps and the first on-time start to the regular season since 2019, Dave Naylor writes.

Alumni from both the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers will no doubt be watching as this second-round series unfolds starting Wednesday in Calgary, and a new chapter of the Battle Of Alberta is written. Salim Valji has more from Calgary.

The best hockey player in the universe raised the bar again in the first round, willing his team past the Los Angeles Kings with a spectacular individual performance, Travis Yost writes.

Three Canadians are set to participate in the PGA Championship beginning this Thursday at Southern Hills. Bob Weeks has more with his weekly Canadians on Tour roundup.