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Raptors' advice for returning hockey players
Tue, 8 Jan, 2013
Canadian Press 2:01 | 408 views
NHL players find themselves in a position NBA players were in last season - a quick training camp before a shortened season. Raptors forward Ed Davis says he hopes the players kept in shape while waiting for the labour talks to end.
Toronto FC a 'shining light': New coach
Tue, 8 Jan, 2013
Canadian Press 1:04 | 102 views
Toronto FC has named Ryan Nelsen its new head coach, but will have to wait for the veteran New Zealand defender to secure club release with Queens Park Rangers in England. Nelsen says he has always admired Toronto's organization.
Hockey fans are the most important thing: Habs owner
Mon, 7 Jan, 2013
Canadian Press 1:07 | 13 views
The Montreal Canadiens are eager to get back on the ice and can't wait to play for their loyal fans. Owner Geoff Molson says the fans are the most important thing.
Finishing touches still needed on NHL deal
Mon, 7 Jan, 2013
Canadian Press 1:43 | 9 views
Final negotiations are still being worked out to end the NHL lockout, despite the tentative deal between the league and players. Canadian Press hockey reporter Chris Johnston says there are still a lot of unknowns.
NHL players to fans: We can't do it without you
Mon, 7 Jan, 2013
Canadian Press 1:01 | 10 views
Some NHL players worry fan support may waning after months without hockey. Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban says he understands why some might be frustrated, despite the impending deal to end the lockout.
Short NHL season, same approach: players
Mon, 7 Jan, 2013
Canadian Press 0:55 | 4 views
Hockey players could soon be back on the ice for a shortened NHL season. Toronto Maple Leafs Captain Dion Phaneuf says the approach to getting game ready is the same.
The ABCs of the NHL agreement
Sun, 6 Jan, 2013
CBC.ca 4:51 | 6 views
Paul Hunter breaks down the tentative deal.
NHL lockout's tentative end brings mixed emotions
Sun, 6 Jan, 2013
Canadian Press 1:32 | 3 views
After months without hockey, the NHL and its players' association have reached a tentative deal. While some hockey fans are cheering that the lockout is over, others say the league needs to be more focused on keeping fans happy.