Thursday Dec 17 | The Globe and Mail
Sports doctor charged with selling unapproved drug
Sports doctor charged with selling unapproved drug Dr. Anthony Galea, who has treated athletes including Tiger Woods, faces charges including conspiracy to import, export an unapproved drug and smuggling goods into Canada James Christie TORONTO - Published on Wednesday, Dec.
Perdita Felicien, Cadence Weapon join Canada Reads
Canada's Perdita Felicien competes in the women's 100m hurdles semi-final race of the 2009 IAAF Athletics World Championships on August 19, 2009 in Berlin.
Chris Selley: In defence of the Olympics
Of the many philosophical objections to the Olympic movement that I've come across over the years, my favourite came from my National Post colleague Terence Corcoran, when Toronto was in the final throes of its ill-fated bid for the 2008 Games: "The modern Olympics have no foundation in market economics." I cannot argue with that.
Perdita Felicien clears a hurdle as Elisabeth Davin of Belgium looks on yesterday at Berlin.
Canada's Olympic athletes are basically employees of the people. Though they don't have to work nine-to-five or suffer through staff meetings, the pay is generally lousy and, once every four years, they suddenly find themselves with about 33 million bosses.
Top sports medicine doctor faces Dec. 18 court date
TORONTO - Published on Friday, Oct. 30, 2009 12:00AM EDT Last updated on Friday, Oct.
There's an apartment in this city that's been stripped of a Canadian flag. But the red and white nylon went to a very good home Sunday night, draped around the shoulders of a delighted runner named Gary Reed.
Felicien wins race, fourth Canadian title
She is the Canadian record holder and a former world champion, but Perdita Felicien felt like an underdog Saturday at the Canadian Senior Track and Field Championships.
Canada downs Venezuela at Baseball WC
Adam Loewen homered and Matt Kniginyzky tossed six shutout innings as Canada routed Venezuela 9-2 yesterday in third-round action at the Baseball World Cup.
Canada's Felicien hurdles to victory at Super Track and Field meet
Perdita Felicien of Pickering, Ont., raced to victory in the women's 100-metre hurdles Wednesday at the Super Track and Field meet.
Gay runs 100 metres in 9.69, equalling Bolt's Olympic clocking
SHANGHAI, ChinaTyson Gay equalled the second-fastest 100 metres ever yesterday when he clocked 9.69 seconds to win the final at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix meeting.
Canada's Felicien third; Liu Xiang finishes 2nd in comeback race
Canadian Perdita Felicien was third in the women's 100-metre hurdles, while Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang returned from a foot injury to place second Sunday at the Golden Grand Prix.
Foster-Hylton beat Olympic champion Harper again in women's 100m hurdles at Shanghai
Brigitte Foster-Hylton of Jamaica beat Beijing Olympic gold medalist Dawn Harper of the United States at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix here on Sunday.
Lopes-Schliep robbed in Greece
Lopes-Schliep robbed in Greece Priscilla Lopes-Schliep of Canada wins ??? the women's 100 metres hurdle race at the IAAF Golden League Memorial Van Damme athletics meeting in Brussels September 4, 2009.
Athletics: Successful weekend in Track for Canada
It was a successful weekend for Canadian Track and Field as Gary Reed captured silver at the World Athletics Final in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Kamloops' Reed captures 800m silver
Kamloops' Gary Reed won silver in the 800 metres race at an international track meet in Greece on Saturday.
Bolt falls . . . to five-year-old
THESSALONIKI, Greece - Last updated on Friday, Sep. 11, 2009 01:56PM EDT U sain Bolt lined up for a race against a five-year-old local boy - and lost.
Another silver for Canadian hurdler Lopes-Schliep on Friday
Canada's Priscilla Lopes-Schliep posted a career-best time en route to a silver medal in the 100-metre hurdles, while teammate Gary Reed raced to bronze in the 800 metres at the Van Damme Memorial on Friday.
Perdita Felicien captures silver medal at British Grand Prix meet
Canadian hurdler Perdita Felicien is back on the podium after struggling to a last-place finish at the recent world track and field championships.
Tampa's Damu Cherry out at world track championships
After a less-than-perfect race in her semifinals heat, Tampa's Damu Cherry has been eliminated from the women's 100-meter hurdles at the IAAF World Track and Field Championships on Wednesday afternoon in Berlin.
Also on Topix