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2014 Winter Olympics: Opening Ceremonies
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Russia had a lot of obstacles to overcome leading into the Sochi 2014 Winter Games — human rights violations, anti-gay sentiments, suspicions of corruption,…
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2014 Winter Olympics: Sisters sit on top of the world
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Imagine this — standing on top of an Olympic podium beside your sibling. That’s just what Montreal’s Justine Dufour-Lapointe experienced Saturday as she stood…
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2014 Winter Olympics: Women’s hockey still a force to be reckoned with
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In their opening game, the Canadian women’s hockey team proved they were going to be a dominating team in Sochi 2014. Saturday morning, the…
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2014 Winter Olympics: Slopestyle brings Canada first medal
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The men’s slopestyle held their semifinals and finals today, starting at 12:30 a.m. and 3:45 a.m. respectively. Canada already showed a lot of promise…
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2014 Winter Olympics: Slopestyle, skiing and figure skating
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Kicking off the games was the men’s and women’s slopestyle first qualification round in snowboarding. After two rounds per heat, the riders with the…
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2014 Winter Olympics: Day 1
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Today sees the first action of these 2014 Olympic Winter Games. With the Opening Ceremonies tomorrow, several events are getting their more preliminary rounds…
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The Cord on Sports: Super Bowl predictions
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James Blake, Radio Laurier Station Manager: Broncos 45-17 Wesley Taylor, staff writer: Seahawks 31-28 Ashley Denuzzo, Local and National Editor: Seahawks 17-6 Brad Bowen,…
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Leafs shake up roster for upcoming year
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Plan the Stanley Cup parade. Well, not quite. It may not be time to utter the fabled ‘Stanley Cup Parade’ chatter, but the Toronto…
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Summer Universiade in Kazan: Day 4
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Day 4: Monday, July 8 MEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS Team Competition – Final 1. Russia, 273.150; 2. Ukraine, 269.950; 3. Japan, 269.700; 17. Canada (Evan…
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Summer Universiade in Kazan: Results for days 1, 2 and 3
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The Summer Universiade in Kazan, Russia, has officially been underway for three days, with mixed results coming from the Canadian athletes. Laurier’s women’s soccer…
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