Stephanie Labbé, whose safe hands helped Canada to Olympic women’s soccer gold in Tokyo last summer, has announced her retirement. The shocking news comes just two days after Labbé finished runner-up for The Best FIFA Women’s Goalkeeper. [embedded content] The 35-year-old from Stony Plain, Alta., who started the season with Sweden’s FC Rosengard before transferring to Paris Saint-Germain in late August, was beaten out for the FIFA award by Chile’s Christiane Endler (Paris Saint-Germain/Olympique Lyonnais). Labbé says she has left PSG and will call it quits this spring after the second half of the Canadian women’s so-called “Celebration Tour.” “That will be my official sendoff with the national team,” said Labbé, who has won 85 caps for Canada, with 43 clean sheets. Labbé said she had been thinking about her future for some time, with a decision coming in late November. “Honestly I woke up one day and it just hit me — I just knew in my heart that it was time,” she said in an ...