KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Finland has been spoiling for an upset of Canada in women's hockey on "one beautiful night," says Finnish coach Pasi Mustonen.
David Michaels appealed a $17.5-million fine imposed by the B.C. Securities Commission, which found he illegally and fraudulently advised 484 people without being properly registered to sell securities.
The 45-year-old from Toronto is the first alumnus to be Canada's head coach at a world championship.
VANCOUVER — Keeping things simple helped get the Vancouver Whitecaps back on track.
It's rare — and almost unthinkable for hockey fans — but the Stanley Cup playoffs will go ahead without any Canadian teams.
Forwards Sarah Davis of Paradise, N.L., Jill Saulnier of Halifax and Blayre Turnbull of Stellarton, N.S., make up the largest East Coast contingent ever on a Canadian team at a world championship.