State of emergency was unlikely to trigger a cancellation of the games as COVID-19 surges
Tournament schedule unveiled
Surging virus numbers in Tokyo are forcing a rollback in fans in the stands
Both teams are home at the Al Charron National Training Center in Langford preparing for the Games
Kim Gaucher says COVID-19 rules prevent her from bringing her daughter, Sophie, to the Tokyo Olympics next month
They’ll be restricted to their accommodation and training facilities and won’t be able to interact with the public
Rafael Nadal and Naomi Osaka are sitting out Wimbledon, leaving the oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament without two of the sport’s biggest stars
In Tokyo, new cases are down to 500 per day from about 1,100 in mid-May
Fans from abroad already banned from what is shaping up to be a largely made-for-television event
‘We have been the underdogs in most of our games, but we just keep proving people wrong,’ says forward Andrew Mangiapane
Lack of cheering fans, full stadiums and a festive atmosphere could cost event its spirit, some say
42% said they don’t think Canadian athletes should compete in the Tokyo Games while 39% said Team Canada should attend
Announced Wednesday, 28 invitees are set to congregate in Calgary this summer to prepare for Beijing
The relay is heavily sponsored by Toyota and Coca-Cola and has proceeded despite some calls a year ago to cancel it to save money
The Beijing Winter Olympics open on Feb. 4, 2022 and China has denied all charges of human rights abuses
Lucas Dias started his soccer at the Sporting FC Academy
Beijing has denied any wrongdoing in Xinjiang province, saying it is running a voluntary employment program
