A special committee created to investigate the firing of NHLPA executive director Paul Kelly has ruffled feathers within the organization and around the league.
The Montreal Canadiens saw their rival Toronto Maple Leafs come back from the dead on Saturday but like a plucky teen heroine in a scary movie, the hometown Habs dealt the killing blow in the shootout for a 5-4 victory on Halloween.
Flu clinics across the country were forced to close early Saturday as thousands of Canadians joined long lineups to get the H1N1 vaccine.
Hockey Night in Canada's Don Cherry says Andrew Ladd's hit on Matt D'Agostini a day earlier was vicious, but clean.
Alberta health officials say the province's H1N1 vaccination clinics have been suspended immediately because of a national reduction in the number of available vaccine doses.
Former player Steve Larmer, one of the most respected voices in the NHLPA over the past two decades, resigned from his position on the NHLPA advisory board a day after interim executive director Ian Penny parted ways with the tattered union.
Saskatchewan athletes are helping the Olympic flame make its way across the country in the lead-up to the 2010 Winter Games, which open in Vancouver on Feb. 12.
All public swine flu clinics have been cancelled in Nova Scotia for the weekend due to a vaccine shortage, and family doctors have also had their supply cut off.
The Pittsburgh Penguins obviously are not suffering from the Stanley Cup hangover with their league-leading 10-game start, and some of the surprising teams include Colorado, Buffalo, Ottawa, Phoenix and Edmonton.
H1N1 vaccination clinics in Alberta shut down their lineups early Saturday as thousands of people lined up for swine flu shots.
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