National Sports

EDMONTON — Jason Maas will return for a fourth season as Edmonton Eskimos head coach. The team made the announcement Thursday. Maas's return was in question after the Eskimos finished the season at 9-9 and missed the playoffs.

MONTREAL — Former NHL left-winger Steve Begin made nearly $7 million during his career and started an engineering company after retiring from the game, but he always felt he was missing something.

TORONTO — As the individual accolades pile up for Jeremiah Masoli, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback is quick to give credit to those who help make him look good.

TORONTO — Canada's men's soccer team is done with excuses. So when John Herdman's players venture into the unfriendly confines of Warner Park Football Field — the St.

MONTREAL — The Montreal Alouettes are promising a playoff team in 2019 to their long-suffering fan base.

BOSTON — The Canucks have sent forward Brock Boeser back to Vancouver to have a groin injury examined a specialist.

TORONTO — Red Kelly did his part to support Canadian forces overseas during the Second World War by working on the family farm when he wasn't playing hockey.

SASKATOON — Five questions with two-time Olympic gold medallist Gina Kingsbury, who took over as Hockey Canada's director of women's national teams this year from Melody Davidson. Davidson remains with the team as a scout.

Sheldon Kennedy's sexual abuse case against hockey coach Graham James rocked Canadian sport in the late 1990s, and Canada stepped up, writing one of the strongest sexual harassment and abuse policies in the world, experts say.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Canada captured bronze in the inaugural team event on Thursday at the world trampoline championships. The Canadian squad featured two-time Olympic champion Rosie MacLennan of King City, Ont.