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The Calgary Flames announced their 2026-27 schedule Thursday, which included the name of their final opponent at the Scotiabank Saddledome -- and it isn’t who you might think it would be.
The popularity of girls’ tackle football continues to grow in Alberta, and a new tournament is helping create a pathway for younger athletes to stay in the sport.
The Vancouver Whitecaps have punched their ticket to the Canadian Championship semifinal round with a 1-1 draw against the Calgary-based Cavalry on Monday.
Canada’s Stefan Daniel was a silver medallist in a World Triathlon Para Series race Sunday.
Championship Sunday at the 2026 Rangeland Derby will look a whole lot like 2025.
Shouldice Athletic Park echoed with the Minnesota Vikings’ signature “skol” chant Saturday as a free cheerleading and dance clinic and youth football skills camp was held for everyone between the age of four and 14 years old.
Defending Rangeland Derby champion Chanse Vigen was firing on all cylinders Friday night at the Calgary Stampede.
The best went last Thursday night at the 2026 Rangeland Derby, with Jamie Laboucane solidifying his grip on the top spot.
The Surge got the giddy up they needed from a friendly Calgary Stampede-sized crowd Thursday night at the Saddledome in front of a crowd of 5,148.
The Surge are trying to make it two in a row Thursday night when they return to the Saddledome to take on the Vancouver Bandits in their annual Surge2Stampede game.
The skies over the 2026 Rangeland Derby on Wednesday night looked a lot like they did Tuesday and the results did too, as Jason Glass recorded the fastest time of the night for the second night in a row.
Cavalry FC held their own in the first half of their match against the Whitecaps Wednesday night but Vancouver pulled away in the second half to win 4-1 in a game played at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby, B.C.
A hot night at the Calgary Stampede translated into a winning ride for Jason Glass at the Rangeland Derby Tuesday.
Charleston Hughes can add Hall of Famer to his impressive CFL resume.
There was only dead air on Calgary’s Sportsnet 960 and 660 News on Tuesday...
A Canadian officiating crew got their shot to referee a World Cup knockout game Friday and almost presided over an upset that would have rocked the soccer world.
