CFL season kicks off with two Wednesday games
CFL opens with two midweek games as teams unveil lineups ahead of a season full of changes. Montreal Alouettes showcase Anthony Calvillo and Mike Pringle while Hamilton aims to rebound behind Danny McManus and Cody Ledbetter. Calgary, Edmonton, and Saskatchewan also face quarterback questions and coaching shifts as Don Matthews departs Edmonton.
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Canucks offer Naslund contract to chase Stanley Cup
Vancouver extends Markus Naslund with a three year 15 million deal while he rehabs in Sweden. Naslund says signing shows belief in a title run and elite status for the Canucks. He had a career high 41 goals and 75 points last season as Vancouver reached the playoffs.
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Titans QB Steve McNair Signs $47 Million Extension
Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair signed a six year contract extension worth 47 million dollars. He said the deal ends the off season turmoil and relieves pressure on his family. Doctors diagnosed the shoulder pain after the playoff loss to Baltimore as infection related.
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Winnipeg to host 2003 world curling championship
Canadian curling officials plan to announce on Friday that Winnipeg will stage the 2003 world curling championship. The city previously hosted the event in 1991, earning about a $500000 profit, with the official confirmation set for a noon news conference.
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Diana Krall to sing O Canada at All-Star Game
Diana Krall from Nanaimo B C will perform O Canada at the Major League All Star Game in Seattle. The Canadian singer and 1999 Grammy winner will be joined by Mya who will sing The Star Spangled Banner. The game is set for July 10.
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