Toronto Argonauts fullback Sean Millington, who came out of a two-year retirement for a chance to win a Grey Cup, will spend the rest of the year on the sidelines after suffering a season-ending injury. FROM OCT. 22, 2005: Allen,

B.C. school boards and parents are waiting to find out whether about 600,000 students will be going back to school Monday, with results due Sunday night after teachers voted on proposals to end a two-week illegal strike. INDEPTH: Strikes: a

The provinces and territories will give Ottawa their first set of benchmarks for maximum patient wait times by year's end, but they're not prepared to give exact numbers yet. INDEPTH: Health Care After two days of talks in Toronto, Federal

Third place in the West Division and a guaranteed berth in the CFL playoffs will be on line Sunday when the Saskatchewan Roughriders host the Calgary Stampeders. Stampeders quarterback Henry Burris will be making his first regular-season appearance at Taylor

While the focus s quarely on Vancouver power forward Todd Bertuzzi leading into his first meeting with the Colorado Avalanche, it Daniel Sedin and Dan Cloutier stole the show. Sedin scored two goals and Cloutier made 28 saves as the

After winning Gam e 1 of the World Series it appears that the Chicago White Sox actually do have a bullpen. The White Sox, who got four straight complete games from their starting pitchers against the Los Angeles Angels in

Brenden Morrow 's redirection into the net early in the third period put Dallas in front, then goaltender Marty Turco held the lead for his 100th NHL win as the Stars defeated the Calgary Flames 2-1 at the American Airlines

Steve Begin sc ored with 1:45 left in the third period to lift the Montreal Canadiens over the New York Islanders, 4-3 Saturday night at the Bell Centre. Saku Koivu, Alex Kovalev, and Christopher Higgins all added goals for the

On a night when L eafs goaltender Ed Belfour was clearly not at his best, the Philadelphia Flyers took full advantage of their chances. On the strength of a goal and assist by defenceman Eric Desjardins, the Flyers beat Toronto

Mark Lowry, the e xecutive director of the Canadian Olympic Committee, died of cancer on Saturday. The 51-year-old Lowry passed away at his Ottawa home after a two-year fight with pancreatic cancer.

An Edmonton teenager celebrating her eighteenth birthday was shot in the face and killed in a random attack that police say was unconnected to drugs or gangs. The woman and a group of about 10 friends were walking home from