15 min ago | Edmonton Journal
Tait: New arena expected to include barrier-free access for disabled spectators
We've seen the pictures of the slick, state-of-the-art downtown arena, which will surely be a landmark when it opens in 2016 for all Edmontonians.
4 hrs ago | Hawkes Bay Today
Men's hockey: Still chasing dreams
Shea McAleese chills out at home in Napier in between fulfilling his Olympic ambassador's role in schools and meeting the international demands of playing hockey.
4 hrs ago | The North Shore Outlooks
The first father of hockey talks hockey, work safety and trivia
Walter Gretzky remained optimistic as San Jose was driving the final nail in the Vancouver Canucks' coffin during Game 4 of their first-round matchup.
7 hrs ago | Mashable
College Baseball Team Takes Videobombing to Glorious New Heights
The University of Cincinnati baseball team may be mediocre on the field, but they are true artists of the modern videobomb .
11 hrs ago | Bangor Daily News
It's been a full five days since the world learned of a video allegedly showing Toronto's mayor, Rob Ford, smoking crack cocaine , and Ford has yet to answer a single question about the allegation.
15 hrs ago | Cambridge Times
Vandyk on national team ladder
Vandyk on national team ladder. Julia Vandyk participated in the national women's program's strength and conditioning camp and is off to the national team's goaltender camp next month in hopes of landing a spot in the main August camp for the under-18 team.
20 hrs ago | Rant Sports
Getting to Know Minnesota Wild's Cal Clutterbuck
Cal Clutterbuck already has a lengthy hockey career since first skating at the age of two.
Hurricane's Prospect Profiles: Ryan Murphy
All 30 teams in the NHL view the NHL draft the same way. The idea is to draft a player that can be groomed, within a team's particular system, into an effective NHL player.
Campy on-ice competition 'Battle of the Blades' to return to CBC-TV
The public broadcaster says eight rugged hockey players and eight figure skating stars will shimmy their way through ice dancing contests as part of the upcoming 2013-2014 broadcast lineup.
Canucks fire head coach Vigneault after suffering first-round sweep
Vancouver Canucks' head coach Alain Vigneault reacts on the bench near the end of the third period during the team's 5-2 loss to the Detroit Red Wings during an NHL hockey game in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday March 16, 2013.
NHL Prospect Watch - Valeri Nichushkin
Jeremy White whitey@wgr550.com www.twitter.com/JeremyWGR Rated as the 2nd overall European skater by NHL Central Scouting, Valeri Nichushkin just finished up his first season in the KHL, and has taken home Rookie of the Year honors.
Rattie and Wotherspoon lead Winterhawks to win at Memorial Cup Monday
According to the Canadian Press , Ty Rattie of Airdrie, Alberta and Calgary Flames' prospect Tyler Wotherspoon both played an instrumental role in leading the Portland Winterhawks to their first victory at the 2013 Mastercard Memorial Cup .
Clovechok, Mr. Hockey, headed into another hall of fame
In the last few years, Clovechok, who is Mr. Hockey in these parts, has been part of induction ceremonies held by the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame in Red Deer and the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame in Vancouver.
IIHF 2013 World Men's Championship Complete
The IIHF Men's World Championships ended yesterday as the Swedes trounced Switzerland 5-1 to take the gold medal.
Nashville Predators, Craig Smith hope European play sparks resurgence
When Predators forward Craig Smith put on his red, white and blue jersey for Team USA at the IIHF World Championships the last three summers, there seemed to be a sudden shift in his overall play.
Vancouver Giants set sights on hosting WHL Memorial Cup in 2016
Ron Toigo was awarded the rights to a Western Hockey League expansion franchise more than a decade ago, he pledged to bring more than junior hockey to town.
Prospect Watch: Mikael Granlund's Short, Sweet IIHF World Championship Tournament
Apr 9, 2013; St. Paul, MN, USA; Minnesota Wild forward Mikael Granlund against the Chicago Blackhawks at the Xcel Energy Center.
Tale of the Tape, "Butchered National Anthem" Category: Alexis Normand vs Frank Drebin
Music is a tough business. Thousands of artists are writing and performing tens of thousands of songs every day for little to no wage, trying to strike it big and gain some degree of relevance.
Power | Checking in or checking out?
Don Power has written about sports in Newfoundland and Labrador for more than two decades, and has extensive coaching experience in hockey.
Korea jumps 3 spaces in world ice hockey ranking
This year Korea gave Canadian Brock Radunske Korean citizenship to help the national ice hockey program.