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Team Canada falls to U.S.

Brian Rafalski scored twice as the U.S. national men's hockey team beat Team Canada 5-3 in their preliminary-round showdown at the Vancouver Olympics on Sunday night. Chris Drury, Jamie Langenbrunner and Ryan Kesler had the other American goals. Eric Staal, Dany Heatley and Sidney Crosby replied for Canada.

Groves wins silver in 1,500, Nesbitt left out

Ottawa speedskater Kristina Groves won her second medal of the Vancouver Games on Sunday, a silver in the women's 1,500 metres. Christine Nesbitt of London, Ont., also had a chance to reach the podium for a second time in the Games.

Skater Rochette's mother dies in Vancouver

Joannie Rochette's Winter Olympic hopes have taken a tragic turn. Therese Rochette, 55, mother of the Canadian figure skater, died early Sunday at Vancouver General Hospital, two days before her daughter is to take the ice in the women's singles competition.

Canada's Virtue, Moir lead ice dance

Canada's Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir have taken over the lead heading into the final portion of the Olympic ice-dance competition in Vancouver, scoring a personal best of 68.41 points in Sunday's original dance. Their total is 111.15 going into Monday's free dance.

Canada's Martin earns semifinal berth

Cold as the ice he curls on and absolutely focused, Canada's Kevin Martin took a giant step forward in his quest for a gold medal in men's curling at the 2010 Winter Olympics by winning his seventh game in a row and clinching the top seed for the semifinals.


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Top 10 Medal Winners

Country Total
UNITED STATES 9 15 13 37
GERMANY 10 13 7 30
CANADA 14 7 5 26
NORWAY 9 8 6 23
AUSTRIA 4 6 6 16
RUSSIA 3 5 7 15
SOUTH KOREA 6 6 2 14
CHINA 5 2 4 11
SWEDEN 5 2 4 11
FRANCE 2 3 6 11

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Olympic closing ceremony celebrates Canada
The closing ceremony of the Vancouver Games kicked off with typical Canadian self-deprecation, but quickly became a celebration of Canada and its athletic and cultural achievements — often with a twist of humour.
Canada outlasts U.S. for hockey gold
Sidney Crosby took a pass from Jarome Iginla and scored just under eight minutes into overtime to give Canada a 3-2 win over the United States and the gold medal in Olympic men's hockey on Sunday.
Canadian hero Crosby seizes golden moment
One shot for gold. That is what an absolutely compelling and thrilling Olympic gold-medal game came down to on Sunday afternoon.
Youth was served for Team Canada
Sidney Crosby made sure the country's fantasy came to life with a dramatic overtime goal to give Canada a 3-2 win over the United States and the coveted gold that ignited a nationwide party.
Arthur: Crosby makes leap from superstar to legend
It will be replayed like Paul Henderson's goal, or Mario Lemieux's, and it will be carved into this country's memory. Parents will tell their children about it; it will become myth, here.

Hockey: Canada's Game

Canada outlasts U.S. for hockey gold
Sidney Crosby took a pass from Jarome Iginla and scored just under eight minutes into overtime to give Canada a 3-2 win over the United States and the gold medal in Olympic men's hockey on Sunday.
Canadian hero Crosby seizes golden moment
One shot for gold. That is what an absolutely compelling and thrilling Olympic gold-medal game came down to on Sunday afternoon.
Youth was served for Team Canada
Sidney Crosby made sure the country's fantasy came to life with a dramatic overtime goal to give Canada a 3-2 win over the United States and the coveted gold that ignited a nationwide party.

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