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The unspoken deal between sports fans and their favorite teams and players has been, in theory: Sure, there are billions of dollars being thrown around, but at the core, sports are supposed to be fun and games, a never-ending menu of two- or three-hour escapes into a land of winners and losers where nobody really gets hurt.
A province as flat as Saskatchewan seems an unlikely place to produce one of the world's best snowboarders— but Regina-born Mark McMorris has proved the doubters wrong. The three-time Olympic medallist returns home this weekend to promote the sport that is growing more popular by the day.
A look at news events in February 2022:
The Burton Mystery Series is making a stop at Optimist Hill in Diefenbaker Park on Saturday. The global snowbo...
Jasmine Baird nailed an underflip 900 on her first jump of the night — and never looked back. The rider from Georgetown, Ont. won gold in Saturday's FIS World Cup Big Air event at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton.