Curling News

Re: In a pickle and having a ball, June 27. Canadians are famous for two sports played in an arena, hockey, and lacrosse.

The artist who created the "Hope" poster of President Barack Obama has been sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to three vandalism charges in Boston.

L'AQUILA, Italy - Japan called on other Group of Eight countries to step up pressure on North Korea to stop "provocative actions" as Seoul reported Thursday that South Korean Web sites were under renewed cyber attack.

Actress Kelly Preston will break her silence about her son Jett's death in January at the California Governor's Conference for Women in October.

French tennis player Mathieu Montcourt died of a heart attack according to the player's PR agency.

With two of the LPGA Tour's marquee names missing from the field for the U.S. Women's Open, the USGA announced a change in its qualifying process for the 2010 event and explained how Michelle Wie and Natalie Gulbis missed out.

There's an old saying, 'This is going to get worse before it gets any better.' That pretty much applies to the current state of the Corner Brook Curling Club, which will likely have nowhere to call home this winter, meaning the various curling leagues in the city will be absent from the sporting calendar.

How do you keep a busy community arena fully operational while rebuilding it? That is the greatest challenge, among many, that TASK Construction Management of Burnaby has been dealing with on an on-going project in Coquitlam.

Four new games getting North American release with the new partnership. July 8, 2009 - Montreal, Quebec, Canada - Meridian4 has signed a multi-title digital publishing agreement with RTL interactive Games Publishing, a subsidiary of RTL Television in Germany and part of Europe's leading entertainment network RTL Group, to release four titles into ...

University of Michigan Associate Athletic Director Bitsy Ritt announced today the hiring of Mike Favre as the Director of Strength and Conditioning for Olympic Sports.

The surviving pages of the world's oldest Christian Bible have been reunited - digitally.

Yahoo Inc. and the NFL Players Association have reached a settlement over the use of players' statistics, photos and other data in Yahoo's popular online fantasy football game, but details were not released Tuesday.

Alberta's transportation minister says a high-speed train between Calgary and Edmonton could be completely funded by private companies and the government's only role would be to buy the needed land.

John Sykes Jr. begins Tuesday Stylea s main story with a penetrating question: Why are televised professional sports so boring? When our northern neighbors from the land of beaver pelts export a sport that requires the use of a broom and a rock and it gets on ESPN, we have a national problem.

A New York congressman who is considering a Senate run posted a YouTube video calling Michael Jackson a 'pervert' and questioning the exhaustive media coverage of the pop star's death.

Video game developer Ubisoft is coming to Toronto as part of a deal with the Ontario government that will create 800 jobs over 10 years.

Tiger Woods has won the AT&T National, making a 20-foot birdie on the 16th and closing with a 3-under 67 to hold off Hunter Mahan for a one-shot victory at Congressional.

Nearly 200 people from all over North America came to Neville Island to spend the July 4th weekend indoors and on ice.

Montreal police say they had to stop helping an attempted murder victim when they were surrounded by a mob and pelted with rocks.

RCMP are investigating a female's death after a construction worker found her body in a shallow creek bordered by farmland west of Winnipeg on Wednesday afternoon.