In seven season with the Canucks, head coach Alain Vigneault led them to two Presidents' Trophies and Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
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Disappointing, frustrating and bittersweet – Danny Taylor alternated adjectives as he exited the Calgary Flames/Abbotsford Heat organization
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Seven Victoria fighters tackle those from across BC in bouts at Colwood's Olsen's Gym
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Fanny Bay native set to anchor midfield at international soccer tournament
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Podium of Life student training at Whistler with provincial mogul and freestyle teams
READThere are plenty of sports on tap this weekend in the Tournament Capital. Paddling, tennis, baseball, lacrosse . . .
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Aberdeen elementary student Noel Richard gains a good chunk of yardage before being caught by Seiji Brown of Lloyd George elementary.
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The Kamloops Heat head into this weekend's Pacific Coast Soccer League Premier Division action on a high.
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The first race of the cross-country mountain biking UCI World Cup season, held on Sunday, May 19.
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The KYSA held its annual Slurpee Cup on Fields across Kamloops. Results and game summaries are posted.
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Langley rallies from slow start to defeat Maple Ridge 13-10 as Western Lacrosse Association season kicks off
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Coach Dawn Ladret and Peyton Meiers complete Oceanside 10K in Parksville
READDylan Armstrong of Kamloops won the shot put event in his first start of the season in Wiesbaden, Germany, on Sunday, May 19.
READJason White of Sun Peaks finished 15th at the Vortex Brake Pads 200, the first NASCAR Canadian Tire Series race this season.
READReggie Newman netted two goals, but it was not enough to lift the 2005 Kamloops Ice Pirates to victory over the hometown Vancouver Vipers.
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D.W. Poppy Secondary's grade 8 boys rugby, versus Fleetwood, scored in the last play of the game to win 25-24.
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Aldergrove's Owen Jenkins knocks out a big double to beat Chilliwavk in bantam baseball, Wednesday, May 15 at Aldergrove Athletic Park.
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The Halifax Mooseheads and Nathan MacKinnon became the first 2-1 team at this year's Memorial Cup, defeating the London Knights 9-2.
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Duncan’s Hazura Sangha shows no signs of slowing down
READKootenay curlers were recognized with a variety of awards.
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