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Usain Bolt, left, anchors Jamaica to an easy relay victory, with Canada's Brian Barnett crossing the line in fourth.

They haven't installed a revolving door yet, nor have they shuttered the place. But the Canadian Athletics Coaching Centre at Foote Field is in an uncomfortable state of flux after the departures of high-performance coaches Kevin Tyler and Derek Evely, who gave notice six months apart and will work together for UK Athletics in the lead-up to the ...

It seems almost everywhere you look these days in Whistler, you see yellow construction fencing, heavy machinery and other evidence of construction.

New Haven's Jared Connaughton picked up two medals at the 2009 Canadian Track and Field Championships.

Brian Barnett of Edmonton won the 200 metres at the Canadian track and field championships Sunday, his second victory in as many days.

Brian Barnett has established himself as a rising force in sprinting for Canada.

Brian Barnett, seen racing in 2008, is the first Canadian to win the 100- and 200-metre sprints in six years.

Brian Barnett leaned at the line, then raised his arms in victory Sunday in what was a repeat performance of a day earlier.

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Canadian hurdler Perdita Felicien is shown in this file photo. Felicien edged Olympic bronze medallist Priscilla Lopes-Schliep to win the women's 100-metre hurdles at the Canadian championships Saturday.

A number of high profile Canadian track and field meets will take place in the coming weeks as athletes gear up for a chance to done the maple leaf at the 2009 IAAF World Championships in Athletics taking place in Berlin, Germany August 15 to 23.

In response to concerns from community members and business operators, changes are underway to allow people to park their vehicles for longer than two hours in the Telus Conference Centre underground.

Whistler council this week voted again to defer a decision on whether to pave Day Skier Lot 4 and accept a $700,000 grant from Vancouver 2010 Olympic organizers toward the cost of the project.

Last weekend, LaSalle sprinter Hank Palmer and his teammates Anson Henry, Jared Connaughton and Brian Barnett of the Canadian team grabbed fourth place during the 4 x 100 metre run in Philadelphia, recording a time 38.85 seconds.

Perdita Felicien, seen at the Canadian track and field championships last year, is making progress after a long injury layoff.

Olympian Nate Brannen anchored Canada to a second-place finish in the men's distance medley relay Saturday at the prestigious Penn Relays.