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All it took was some money and a little more guaranteed playing time for Canadian players to send the nastiest CFL labour fight in decades into the history books, Dave Naylor writes.

Nick Taylor and Mike Weir, two Canadians looking for a boost in play, finished atop or near the top of the leaderboard in their respective events after Thursday’s opening-round play, Bob Weeks writes.

The Calgary Flames will rely on everything they’ve built in 2021-22 – rolling four lines, tight-checking, and playing with pace and grit – to stave off elimination against the Edmonton Oilers, who lead the best-of-seven Western Conference semifinal series 3-1 and can advance to Round 3 with a win. Salim Valji has more.

A woman who alleged she was sexually assaulted by eight Canadian Hockey League players, including members of Canada’s gold medal-winning 2017-18 World Junior team, has agreed to drop a lawsuit against the players, Hockey Canada, and the CHL after reaching a settlement.

The Edmonton star’s play is forcing us to reimagine how much a player can carry a team in the NHL, Travis Yost writes.

Commissioner signals neither the offer nor the bargaining tactics will get any friendlier if the CFLPA rejects the league’s latest CBA proposal, Dave Naylor writes.

On a night the Calgary Flames contained Connor McDavid, two self-inflicted wounds ultimately cost the team the game and led to them being down 3-1 in their series versus the Edmonton Oilers.

Canada Basketball has put together loaded rosters before but the nation’s so-called ‘golden age of basketball’ has yet to bear fruit on the world stage. Members of the talented 14-man core roster revealed Tuesday for this summer’s qualifiers are committed to the program for this entire Olympics cycle, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Connor McDavid may or may not end up being the greatest player ever but it’s time to recognize this: he is undoubtedly the best player ever.