Alberta Sports

Maya MacIsaac-Jones racing towards Olympic dreams after 18th place finish at World Cup in Sweden

While the majority of WHL clubs are still awaiting word on when their season might begin, Alberta Health and provincial officials have given approval for the WHL’s five Alberta-based squads to commence an abbreviated 24-game regular season schedule to start Feb. 26.

The Government of Alberta made a surprise announcement Saturday morning, stating many youth sports could resume practices during the first step of the province's path forward.

“This track brings the best out of ski cross with big airtime big features and tight racing all the way to the finish. You can’t ask for a better course. I’m looking forward to getting back on the big track and seeing if I can lay down some fast laps.”

There's a growing confidence inside Canmore-native Connor Howe for the 2020 Winter Olympics.

Melissa Lotholz continues to progress in her quest to go to her second Olympic games

Canmore is set to host the 2021 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in November.

“Seeing him on the first shift was pretty cool,” said his father, Bill Mitchell. “We were just like, ‘Wow, he’s out there!'”

With speculation around travel restrictions coming, Biathlon Canada is bringing home some athletes early from competitions in Europe.

FINLAND – The best Canadian cross-country skiers are finally back on the world cup circuit after plans for the season were chopped down over two months ago due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation