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World downhill champion Erik Guay happy to be home
Two-year-old Logann Guay wanted to look at the dinosaurs on display atop the baggage carts at the Calgary Airport.
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Canucks Woes
Canucks’ injury woes take Wing in Samuelsson’s memory
Defencemen dropping like bugs from a zapper. A patchwork blue line that causes a rush on media guides — in the dressing room. Desperation. Worry. A February to forget. Yes, things sure were bleak for those Detroit Red Wings back in 2008.
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Curling
Pregnant Sasha Carter of B.C. to be handled with kid gloves at Scotties
It’ll be a week of game-time decisions for Sasha Carter at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
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Alpine skiing
World downhill champion Erik Guay happy to be home
Two-year-old Logann Guay wanted to look at the dinosaurs on display atop the baggage carts at the Calgary Airport.
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Luge
Penticton luger escapes serious injury after crash in Russia
Penticton luger Brendan Hauptman suffered a concussion and injured his chin in a crash Wednesday during training for this weekend's World Cup race.
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Snowboard cross
Dominique Maltais falters, finishes second behind Lindsay Jacobellis in World Cup snowboard cross
Dominique Maltais ran out of good fortune and Kevin Hill ran out of energy Thursday as American riders took the top spots in snowboard cross at the LG Snowboard World Cup at Stoneham, Que.
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Figure Skating
Canada's Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir pull plug on ice dance at Four Continents
Give the latest round in ice dance's big rivalry to Americans Meryl Davis and Charlie White — but partly because Canada's dance darlings Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir had to pull out.
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Speed skating
Canada's Cindy Klassen fifth at speed skating World Cup
Cindy Klassen, working her way back into form following surgery on both knees, finished fifth on Friday in the women’s 5,000 metres on a record-setting day on the speed skating World Cup circuit.
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Cross-country
Canada talked up in buildup to cross-country worlds
Call it the Norwegian stamp of approval for a team on the rise.
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