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‘Borderline lazy’ Shane Lowry becomes hero of Everymen everywhere with his win at British Open

Shane Lowry of Ireland wins first British Open played in Northern Ireland in 68 years

At the Open Championship, a regular occurrence turns into a deeply macho standoff and provides tabloid entertainment

Tom Lehman, British Open champ in 1996, exits his final major with class and fond memories

Eyewitness to many hockey memories: Iconic Gretzky’s sports bar in Toronto set to close

Shane Lowry, J.B. Holmes share British Open lead as Rory McIlroy’s rally to make cut falls one stroke short

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Toronto Wolfpack storm to Betfred Championship’s regular-season crown with thrilling win over Widnes

July 21 Updated

Humboldt Broncos player who broke his back in fatal bus crash to try out for team again this season

July 21 Updated

San Jose Earthquakes hand struggling Vancouver Whitecaps fifth-straight loss

Cody Fajardo throws two touchdowns, Roughriders beat Lions 38-25

Columbus Crew snap 10-game winless streak, beat Impact 2-1

Toronto FC’s resurgence ends in ugly loss to visiting Houston Dynamo

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Vernon Adams Jr., Alouettes beat Eskimos 20-10 for third win in a row

Suwannapura and Clanton win LPGA team event in Michigan

Portrush goes wild for Ireland’s Lowry as final-round test awaits

July 20 Updated

Clanton, Suwannapura team to take 5-shot lead in Midland

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Blue Jays rout Detroit Tigers 12-1

Looping, deflected goal gives Algeria a 1-0 win over Senegal to claim Africa Cup of Nations

Calgary council to discuss new Flames arena proposal next week

Oilers and Flames swap veteran forwards Milan Lucic and James Neal

July 19 Updated

Former NFL lineman Mitch Petrus dies of heat stroke

Canadian Mike Woods, a rookie at 32, savouring every moment of first Tour de France

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Kyle Lowry has surgery on thumb injured in Raptors’ run to NBA championship

Montreal Impact look to end slump against lowly Columbus Crew

Toronto FC may be without star playmaker Alejandro Pozuelo against Houston

North Korea faces difficult political, sporting decision about playing host to South Korea in World Cup qualifying

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A better second round isn’t enough to save Tiger Woods at British Open

Toronto Wolfpack look to hoist Betfred Championship trophy with win at Widnes

Canadian Jennifer Abel finishes fourth in springboard event at world aquatics championships

Rohan Dennis sheds little light on mysterious Tour de France withdrawal

Head coach Khari Jones has Montreal Alouettes on verge of team’s first three-game CFL win streak since 2016

Alaphilippe wins Tour de France time-trial stage, keeps yellow jersey

A final Open for Tom Lehman, who won British Open 23 years ago

25 years later, Dennis Casey Park remains part of CFL folklore for infamous O Canada

Calgary Stampeders defeat Toronto Argonauts 26-16

Louisiana judge rules that damage lawsuit over playoff ‘no-call’ can proceed against NFL

Kawhi Leonard faces Nike countersuit over ‘Klaw’ logo

The British Open makes a dramatic return to Royal Portrush

Comedy vs. tragedy: Duval, McIlroy test different coping mechanisms after first round humiliations

Unbeaten Winnipeg Blue Bombers not taking Ottawa Redblacks lightly

Blue Jays bats silenced by Chris Sale in 5-0 loss to Red Sox

Golf Canada’s 2020 Olympic preparations on track with help from qualifying formula