Virtue, Moir win world ice dance gold

Canadian ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir added the world title to their Olympic gold at the world figure skating championships on Friday. The couple, who became the first North Americans to win the Olympic title, edged U.S. rivals Meryl Davis and Charlie White by just 1.43 points to take the title, just as they did in Vancouver last month

Arenas still has a lot to learn

Bruce Arthur: So Gilbert Arenas is a free man, or near enough. The Washington Wizards star-slash-madman avoided jail time on Friday

Marcum struggles as Jays fall to Rays

Shaun Marcum, Toronto's scheduled opening-day starter, was hit hard in the Blue Jays' 14-10 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday

Janyk wins giant slalom for 13th national title

Britt Janyk of Whistler, B.C., won the 13th Canadian championship of her career on Friday, winning the giant slalom at the national alpine skiing championships

Mickelson moves into contention at Bay Hill

Davis Love III played 10 holes before making his par during a wild day that left him in a three-way tie for the lead

A Fehr question for the NHLPA

Bruce Arthur: ?Believe it or not,? said Donald Fehr, ?I?ve done one of these before.? He was referring to a media scrum, which he was facing in a downtown Toronto hotel after a National Hockey League Players? Association meeting Thursday. He has done it all before. The question now is whether he wants to do it all again

Defeatism gets the best of Raptors

As reporters were let into the Toronto Raptors' practice gym on Thursday, the team was gathered in the middle of the court

FIU football player Kendall Berry stabbed to death on campus

Only hours after FIU running back Kendall Berry was stabbed to death on the school?s Miami campus, the university president said in a video message that officials ?will not rest? until his attacker is found

Hamilton fastest in Australian GP practice

McLaren pair Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button set the fastest times in Friday?s rain-affected second practice session for Formula One?s Australian Grand Prix

Russian president orders shakeup after poor Olympic showing

President Dmitry Medvedev has demanded major changes in the way Russian athletes are trained following the country?s dismal showing at the recent Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver

Riders ink veteran Barrin Simpson

Barrin Simpson has found a new home. The six-time CFL all-star has been signed by the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Financial details of the signing were not released

Canadiens avoid another collapse in big win

Give the Montreal Canadiens credit for learning from their mistakes. Twenty-four hours after blowing a 2-0 lead in Buffalo, the Canadiens were facing a similar situation on Thursday night against Florida when Radek Dvorak scored at 16:24 of the third period to cut the Canadiens? lead to 2-1