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B.C. police officer fired after calling in sick 25 times to coach hockey
An officer from the West Vancouver Police Department was dismissed for repeatedly calling in sick and then going to coach hockey instead.
Leafs / Flames dislike heating up after Toronto takes both games and pours a little salt in the wound to boot
All it ever takes is a little familiarity with Matthew Tkachuk for opponents to start digging in against him. With a post-buzzer clash between the Flames agitator and Toronto's Jake Muzzin, the Leafs and Flames have begun building that animosity, with a full seven games left in their season series.
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Kelly Hrudey brings awareness to mental health during COVID-19 pandemic | CBC Sports
Former NHL goaltender Kelly Hrudey has never shied away from talking about mental health, and he is continuing to bring awareness to the important issue in an effort to help those struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Call the Copps, the Canucks' offense in missing.
A four-goal performance by Andrew Copp lifted the Winnipeg Jets to a dominant 5-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks Wednesday.
The San Jose Sharks have named Mike Grier as their general manager
The San Jose Sharks have named Mike Grier as their general manager. Grier becomes the first Black GM in NHL history.
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As It Didn't Happen: When Anne Murray tried to buy the Maple Leafs | CBC Archives
Anne Murray, a music superstar and lifelong hockey fan, once tried to become the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
VideosKovalchuk destroying his kids at an ODR yesterday
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Former Canuck Gino Odjick is fighting heart disease again
The Maniwaki Mauler says he's confident he'll be able to beat amyloidosis again. He first suffered from the heart ailment in 2014.
Couturier inspires Flyers to win against Capitals in return
WASHINGTON -- Sean Couturier gave coach Alain Vigneault a thumbs up after warmups, and that was a sign that good things were about to happen for the Philadelphia Flyers.
Couturier played after missing 10 games with a rib injury and scored two goals and had an assist in the Flyers' 7-4 victory against the Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena on Sunday.
Couturier's goal 31 seconds into the third period broke a 4-4 tie and gave the Flyers the lead for good. The center's empty-net goal with 1:22 remaining closed the scoring and clinched a much-needed win for Philadelphia, which was coming off two come-from-ahead losses to the Boston Bruins (0-1-1).
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In memory of better days. "First Off The Bench" Episode 1 : Jack McIlhargey. R.I.P. Jack, we miss you already.......
Deaf-blind Paralympian quits Team USA when told she can't bring assistant to Tokyo
Becca Meyers, a medal contender, was told she'd have to navigate Tokyo without the aid of her personal care assistant because of COVID-19 restrictions.Guy Lafleur goal on Boston - Game 7, Semi Final (1979)
Vasilevskiy has a light night and Tampa takes the lead after Game 3
Andrei Vasilevskiy made 16 saves and the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2 on Saturday night to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven playoff series.
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Golf fans can't get enough of the videos of Bryson DeChambeau getting clotheslined by a gallery rope
Footage of Bryson DeChambeau getting decapitated by a piece of string has surfaced and Golf Twitter is thriving.
Canucks' take a period off and leave another 2 points in Calgary
Jacob Markstrom, Johnny Gaudreau and Elias Lindholm were just some of the stars who led the Calgary Flames to victory Monday, rallying past a Vancouver Canucks team who dominated the first period of the game.
The Canucks are starting to look dangerous, and Bo's leading the charge
Bo Horvat scored on a breakaway in overtime to give the Vancouver Canucks a 4-3 win on Friday in NHL playoff action.
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Panarin takes time off to deal with abuse allegations
New York Rangers star winger Artemi Panarin is denying allegations he beat up an 18-year-old girl in Latvia in 2011 and is taking a leave of absence from the club, the team announced Monday.