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Former Armstrong teammate admits to doping

South African cyclist David George, a former teammate of Lance Armstrong, admitted using the blood-boosting drug EPO on Tuesday and said the sport had given him experiences "no person or young athlete should have to go through." The former U.S.
Red Sox bring back Ortiz's big bat

Red Sox bring back Ortiz's big bat

Slugger gets two-year, $26-million deal

NHL, players' association resume talks today

For those hoping to see a resolution to the NHL lockout, silence is the best sound that can come out of today's collective bargaining talks.

UVic women row to another gold

The University of Victoria Vikes women's rowing program narrowly captured its third consecutive Canadian universities title Sunday at Burnaby Lake and 11th in total. UVic finished with 101 points, UBC 99 and Western Ontario 98.
Victoria to remain Olympic launching pad

Victoria to remain Olympic launching pad

Government announces funding for Saanich Commonwealth Place

Good Luck: Colts' quarterback has Indianapolis in playoff hunt

Andrew Luck is a fine quarterback and a pretty tough critic. Less than 24 hours after leading the Colts to their fifth win while breaking one rookie record and tying another, the No.

Steady Lehman cashes in

Asked about the season title scenarios entering the Champions Tour finale, Tom Lehman said all he knew was "if I win, I win." That's all he needed to know.

Lakers finally get in the win column

Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol have raised enough championship trophies to realize they really shouldn't be getting excited about any win in the first week of November.
Saints march past struggling Eagles

Saints march past struggling Eagles

NEW ORLEANS 28 PHILADELPHIA 13 Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints picked up a much-needed win. For Michael Vick and the Philadelphia Eagles, more misery.

Saunders hungry to help Mariners even more

Despite experiencing career-high statistics this Major League Baseball season, Seattle Mariners outfielder Michael Saunders knows he is capable of much more.