‘You good-lookin’ girl’: Vancouver Giants fined for scout’s comment during draft
The Vancouver Giants junior hockey team has been fined by the WHL after a scout made an “inappropriate” remark to a reporter during the draft last week.
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The Vancouver Giants junior hockey team has been fined by the WHL after a scout made an “inappropriate” remark to a reporter during the draft last week.
There were ample lessons for the B.C. Lions to learn under rookie head coach Buck Pierce last season.
The hockey world is in mourning after beloved junior coach Ernie “Punch” McLean died in a car crash in northern B.C. on Friday at age 93.
U Sports’ Canada West conference has approved Simon Fraser University as a probationary member following a vote at the conference’s annual general meeting.
After months of anticipation, the ping-pong balls did not bounce in the Vancouver Canucks’ favour during Tuesday’s NHL Draft Lottery.
Organizers of the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver have unveiled details of preparations that include the closure of a major downtown road artery for more than two months.
There is new hope for Whitecaps fans in Vancouver, after Jobs and Economic Growth Minister Ravi Kahlon revealed a potential bid that could keep the team in the city.
Work is underway to turn a spherical Vancouver landmark into a massive replica of the official match ball for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Toronto Maple Leafs won the NHL draft lottery Tuesday, handing newly hired general manager John Chayka and incoming senior executive adviser of hockey operations Mats Sundin immediate control of the No. 1 pick less than a day after their introduction.
An entirely new regime will mastermind the Vancouver Canucks’ rebuild following a surprise announcement.
The Vancouver Canucks won’t have the first pick in the NHL draft in spite of having the best odds entering Tuesday’s draw.
The B.C. Lions added experience and flexibility to their roster on Monday with the signing of American offensive lineman Joshua Coker.
The Vancouver Canucks are hoping the odds will finally go their way when the NHL’s draft lottery is held Tuesday.
Vancouver sports fans have experienced both the highs of new franchises and the heartbreak of losing them.
A new federal investment toward growing soccer in Canada was announced Friday in Vancouver, ironically at a moment the city faces the prospect of losing Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
The federal government has announced it will contribute $9.8 million to help Canada Soccer build a national training centre.