Justin Trudeau, Prince Harry take in final day of Invictus Games in Vancouver
The 2025 Invictus Games have wrapped up in Vancouver with a closing ceremony headlined by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex.
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The 2025 Invictus Games have wrapped up in Vancouver with a closing ceremony headlined by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex.
The 2025 Invictus Games officially ended after nine days of competition and camaraderie and many of the athletes left not only with life-long memories and friendships, but with a permanent, visual reminder of their experience.
With the pressure mounting to deliver on a different stage Monday afternoon, Canada’s dynamic offensive duo of McDavid and MacKinnon led the charge to help their country punch its ticket into the 4 Nations Face-Off final.
The Canadian national anthem was booed, though somewhat tepidly, by the fans at the 4 Nations Face-Off on Monday.
Aidan Evans scored four goals to send Canada to the FIFA U-17 Men’s World Cup with a 7-1 win over host Bermuda in CONCACAF qualifying Sunday.
Bo Bichette and George Springer sat in a corner of the Blue Jays' locker room on Monday, catching up on things as they prepared for morning workouts at the team’s player development complex.
Tiger Woods spoke about the death of his mother during the Genesis Invitational, the tournament he hosts, on Sunday.
College student Jaren Barajas has a new claim to fame after beating Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard in a shooting contest, winning US$100,000 in the process.
LeBron James will not play in Sunday’s All-Star Game, the first time he has been selected but will not participate in the league’s midseason showcase.
The race to win the women’s freestyle ski halfpipe Crystal Globe went down to the wire on Saturday night at WinSport’s Canada Olympic Park.
'Hockey Night in Canada in Inuktitut' builds on APTN’s efforts to provide programming in Indigenous languages. The national broadcaster debuted 'Hockey Night in Canada in Cree' in 2019. Inuktitut will be the second Indigenous language to get the full play-by-play treatment.
Once the Bell Centre fans were done booing the American national anthem, they switched the tempo and delivered a memorable and heartfelt rendition of “O Canada” on Saturday night.
Canada and the United States have played some heated games on hockey’s international stage.
Mikael Granlund skated toward the net on a 2-on-1 rush, cradled the puck on his stick twice and fired it past Linus Ullmark.
On Feb. 15 in Dartmouth, N.S., the league’s 130th anniversary will be celebrated with a commemorative exhibition as part of Black History Month.