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NHL / Sportsnet Staff Capping off Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada, the Vancouver Canucks travel to Calgary for an all-Canadian matchup against the Flames. Follow all the action on our NHL Live Tracker. Hockey Day in Canada (Jan. 28) Source: Healthy Lifestyle

Join us for Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada on January 29 th For 12 years, Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada has connected hockey with community, building memories and experiences for the communities it has travelled to and empowering hockey’s next generation. The national broadcast on Sportsnet will begin at 12pm EST on January 29, as host Ron MacLean and the Sportsnet team, along with Scotiabank, celebrate the game with a day-long marathon of live NHL coverage. COVERAGE STARTS at 12:00PM EST Celebrate Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada Source: Healthy Lifestyle

I feel badly asking you some of these questions, because you and other professional female players hear them all the time. Is it tiring to repeat these same messages about things that need to change and never seem to? Yeah, I think so. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting something to change. [Laughs.] Maybe it’s a little bit tiring but if we don’t keep having these conversations, we’re probably going to go backwards. And I think having these conversations maybe inspires other people to have these conversations and it reaches different people than it’s reached in the past. We want to be having these conversations or we’re not going to see the change. Well said. Growing up in Belleville, how’d you get interested in the game? I think I started playing when I was about four or five. The Belleville Bulls were the OHL team that were there at the time and we had season tickets, and I would go with my dad and my grandfather. It was a pretty ...

It was a moment of brilliant and audacious skill on the pitch, the likes of which have rarely been produced by a Canadian not named Alphonso Davies. But then, Jonathan David isn’t your average forward, and although often overshadowed by Davies, he is just as important to a Canadian side looking to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1986. Canada’s 2-0 victory in Honduras on Thursday in a crucial CONCACAF qualifier owed so much to the team’s overall discipline and professionalism, as well as some spectacular saves from goalkeeper Milan Borjan. It was David’s spectacular goal in the 73rd minute, though, that put the dagger through the surging Hondurans and sealed an important victory for Canada, who sits atop the qualifying table with a slender one-point lead over the United States. David, a 22-year-old native of Ottawa, should be front and centre again for Canada when it hosts the U.S. on Sunday at Hamilton’s Tim Hortons Field in another marquee World Cup qualifier....

See all the done deals across England and Scotland, plus key moves around Europe during the January transfer window. Keep up to date with the latest transfers from the Premier League , Championship, League One, League Two, the Scottish Premiership, the Women’s Super League, and big moves across the globe, right here. Fees include potential add-ons. 28 January EFL Andy Carroll – Unattached to West Brom Omar Bogle – Doncaster to Hartlepool, free Conor Masterson – QPR to Gillingham, loan Harry Charsley – Mansfield to Port Vale, undisclosed Reece Devine – Man Utd to Walsall, loan Jeando Fuchs – Dundee United to Peterborough, undisclosed Kasey McAteer – Leicester to Forest Green, loan Corey O’Keeffe – Mansfield to Rochdale, free Kieran Wallace – Burton to Mansfield, free Ryan Alebiosu – Arsenal to Crewe, loan Aaron Amadi-Holloway – Burton to Barrow, loan Louie Barry – Aston Villa to Swindon, loan Rhys Bennett – Unattached to Morecambe, free Lee Brown – Portsmouth to AFC ...

Who has your team signed? Who has been shipped out? Check below for a comprehensive list of all the Premier League ins and outs from the 2022 January transfer window, which opens on January 1 until January 31. Keep track of all the latest developments with our Transfer Centre blog. Fees include potential add-ons. Arsenal In None Out Folarin Balogun – Middlesbrough, loan Ainsley Maitland-Niles – Roma, loan Sead Kolasinac – Marseille, free Calum Chambers – Aston Villa, undisclosed Harry Clarke – Hibernian, loan Brooke Norton-Cuffy – Lincoln, loan Tyreece John-Jules – Sheffield Wednesday, loan Ryan Alebiosu – Crewe, loan Aston Villa In Philippe Coutinho – Barcelona, loan Lucas Digne – Everton, £25m Calum Chambers – Arsenal, undisclosed Kerr Smith – Dundee United, £2m Robin Olsen – Roma, loan Out Jaden Philogene-Bidace – Stoke, loan Keinan Davis – Nottingham Forest, loan Wesley – Internacional, loan Aaron Ramsey – Cheltenham, loan Caleb Chukwuemeka – L...

TAMPA, Fla. — Only Tom Brady could turn a retirement decision into must-see drama. Despite reports that he is retiring, Brady has told the Tampa Bay Buccaneers he hasn’t made up his mind, two people familiar with the details told The Associated Press. It’s unknown when he’ll make an announcement, leaving his team guessing and fans hoping for one more run that seems unlikely considering his age and family situation. A week after leading the Buccaneers back from a 27-3 deficit against the Rams only to watch from the sideline as the defence allowed a game-winning drive, Brady’s future took over the NFL landscape one day before a pair of conference championship games. ESPN first reported Brady’s retirement on Saturday, citing unidentified sources. Brady’s company posted a tweet indicating he’s retiring, and reaction came from around the world congratulating Brady on his career. Even the NFL’s Twitter account posted a series of congratulatory messages. But TB12sports deleted its twe...