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  Canada's newest tennis star Felix Auger-Aliassime lands in Vogue

  Montreal’s tennis pro Félix Auger-Aliassime, the newest top-ranked Canadian, is now gracing the online pages of Vogue.

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  Earnhardt 'truly blessed' nobody was seriously hurt in crash

  Dale Earnhardt Jr. says his family is "truly blessed" that nobody was seriously injured when his plane crash-landed last week in Tennessee. 3

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  Blue Jays prospect T.J. Zeuch throws no-hitter for triple-A Buffalo

  Toronto Blue Jays prospect T.J. Zeuch threw a no-hitter on Monday night for the triple-A Buffalo Bisons.

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  Top Canadian canoeist Laurence Vincent Lapointe suspended for doping violation

  One of Canada's top medal contenders in next year's Tokyo Olympics has been provisionally suspended for a doping violation, but Laurence Vincent Lapointe insists she did 'nothing wrong.'

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  Justin Thomas holds on to win BMW Championship

  Justin Thomas had more stress than he needed Sunday before regaining control with four birdies on the back nine at Medinah to win the BMW Championship and claim the No. 1 seed going into the FedEx Cup finale.

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  Canada eliminated from Little League World Series following loss to Caribbean

  Canada was eliminated from the Little League World Series following an 8-1 loss to the Caribbean team on Monday.

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  Miocic stops Cormier, reclaims heavyweight belt at UFC 241

  Mixed-martial arts fighter Stipe Miocic waited over a year to face Daniel Cormier again, and his plan for the rematch didn't start to work until they were deep in the fourth round and later went on to reclaim his UFC heavyweight title during at UFC 241.

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  Power wins shortened Pocono race marred by wreck, weather

  Will Power won the shortened race Sunday at Pocono Raceway, the 13th straight season he's won an IndyCar race. The race was called with 72 laps left because of lightning and severe weather in the area.

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  How soccer is helping young immigrants feel at home in Canada

  The number of soccer players in Canada is growing every year. According to the Canada Soccer Association, there were more than 810,000 registered players, coaches and referees involved in soccer in the country in 2018 and experts suggest much of that popularity has been driven by immigration.

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  Early end of season for Woods doesn't take away from Masters

  For the fifth time in the last six years, August on the PGA Tour means no more Tiger Woods for the rest of the season.

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  Guerrero Jr. leaves Jays game with left-knee discomfort

  Hot-hitting rookie Vladimir Guerrero Jr. left the Toronto Blue Jays game after two innings with left-knee discomfort against the Seattle Mariners on Saturday afternoon.

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  85-year-old man on track to cinch weightlifting championship

  Marcel Perron, 85, is on track to win the World Masters Weightlifting championship, an annual contest hosted this year in Montreal where nearly 800 men and women over 34 are competing by age and weight class.

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  A ragged Federer stunned in Cincinnati; Djokovic advances

  For Roger Federer, it was one big blur. The seven-time champion was ousted from one of his favourite tournaments in barely over an hour, falling in straight sets to a 21-year-old qualifier he'd never faced.

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  Canada's Minister of Sport Kirsty Duncan: More anti-abuse work to be done

  Canada's Minister of Science and Sport has made ending abuse and harassment in sport her priority since taking over the portfolio in January 2018.

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  7 more Russian weightlifters charged with doping offences

  Seven more top Russian weightlifters have been charged with doping offences, taking the total charged this week to 12.