The Canadian Synchronized Swimming team will soon be in the spotlight. We have been together for four years. We understand each other and we are a great family: 12 sisters! After a training camp of 360 hours in six weeks in a secret location in Spain, we are ready to compete against our rivals and all of those who will be in our way. Be careful! Canada is coming!

LONDON - Canada's Karen Cockburn has reached the podium at the last three Summer Games. She's a favourite to add a fourth career medal on Saturday in ...

LONDON - Three strikes for Canada on three medal chances Friday.Shot put, men's trampoline and the men's rowing pair didn't yield a podium finish.Cana...

Day six at the London Games began with a bang but ended with a whimper for Canada. Thursday saw Canada's women's eight rowing team start the morning w...

When you watch these games, I'd like you to look at each event with a new perspective. Look deeper into what you are witnessing. Imagine the pressure these athletes are feeling to perform at their best. It is incredible. Viewers don't realize how difficult it is for competitors to get a restful sleep or proper nutrition when there is so much nervous energy and millions of butterflies in their stomachs.

WINDSOR, England - The Canadian women's eight won silver at the Olympic rowing regatta Thursday, unable to pull back the powerhouse Americans.The defe...

Wednesday marked the end to Canada's "Bronze Age" at the 2012 London Games. Day five at the Olympics saw two athletes adding to Canada's growing meda...

LONDON - The most senior member on Canada's swim team conquered rookie nerves to capture his first Olympic medal.Brent Hayden won bronze in the 100-me...

LONDON - Quebec athletes make up just under a quarter of Canada's Olympic team, yet they won all of the country's first four medals in London.A pair o...

We're pretty big fans of the Olympics but few of us can match the fervour and dedication of Samuel L. Jackson. The action star has been tweeting h...

At first there was one, but by day four there were three more. Day four of the Summer Games marked big wins for Canada with a number of Canadian athle...

As our attention is turned to the London Olympics, this column heralds a Canadian Olympic champion from 2008. Why would anyone, even a Canadian gold-medal Olympian, want to row across the Atlantic Ocean? But that's exactly what Adam Kreek and three other athletes want to do this December with no one spotting them!

NBC has continued to delay all of their Olympic coverage so far -- the opening ceremonies, Michael Phelps' race. Do they not know about the Internet? In only three days, NBC has single-handedly shown all of us why folks are turning off their TVs and turning on their computers. They wonder why their ratings are dropping and why the money is fleeing. Maybe they should watch their own shows.

Day 3 marked a day of success for a number of Team Canada's athletes, despite remaining stagnant in the medal count. After Sunday's rain delay, Ca...

Team Canada breathed a sigh of relief after Day 1's disappointments. The duo of Emilie Heymans and Jennifer Abel nabbed a Bronze, Canada's first medal...