Former Canadian hockey player and NHL analyst Don Cherry is sticking to his views on poppies five years after being fired for insinuating immigrants do not wear poppies in Canada.

The Edmonton Oilers picked up a win on Saturday over the Vancouver Canucks, but you wouldn't have known it by Stuart ...

On the 5 year anniversary of Don Cherry being fired, I look back at 5 times he roasted co-host Ron MacLean.

“… Because, you know, the thing about news like this is, like Dante Fabbro, the tweet today that he went on waivers, it has already a million views. Fans love this stuff, even if the GMs and the ...

With a poppy pinned to his sweater, the Canadian broadcast legend adored by millions and scorned by woke critics sits alone with his coffee and a copy of the Toronto Sun and thinks of the soldiers who ...

For all of his struggles playing with the Edmonton Oilers right now, a new report proves just what a stand-up guy Darnell ...

R. David McLean is the William G. Droms Professor of Finance at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business and the author of The Case for Shareholder Capitalism: How the Pursuit of ...

Just over three weeks into the 2024-25 NHL season, things are looking interesting. The Edmonton Oilers — our preseason Stanley Cup favorites — are struggling to score goals. The Calgary Flames ...

Ron Ely, the tall, musclebound actor who played the title character in the 1960s NBC series “Tarzan,” has died. He was 86. Ely’s daughter, Kirsten Casale Ely, told the Associated Press on ...

Ron Ely is dead. He became famous in 1966 through the series "Tarzan", where he played the titular character. His daughter said goodbye to him in an emotional post.

Star of hit TV show Tarzan, Ron Ely, has died aged 86. The actor, best known for his starring role in the jungle-based series of the '60s, was confirmed to have died by his daughter, Kirsten.

Ron MacLean is in the same environment as Trudeau is — he just needs to go away and let some fresh people take over. I do remember when Coach’s Corner was on everyone watched and loved Don.