National Sports

Toronto FC collected another trophy on Sunday as the Supporters' Shield was paraded around BMO Field.

CALGARY — Telus is apologizing after what the company says was a five-year-old ad caused a brief stir on social media on Saturday. The ad's text read that not having the most HD sports channels is like not standing for the national anthem.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — Canada A capped a winless run at the 2017 Americas Pacific Challenge rugby tournament with a 45-26 defeat to the USA Selects on Sunday.

A person with direct knowledge of the situation says the Montreal Canadiens have placed defenceman Mark Streit on unconditional waivers to terminate his contract.

BRIGHTON, England — Wayne Rooney may have saved his manager's job after a successful last-minute penalty kick secured a point for Everton in a 1-1 draw at Brighton in the English Premier League on Sunday.

VANCOUVER — The message to the Calgary Flames after Friday's drubbing at the hands of the Ottawa Senators was simple — stay out of the penalty box.

KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii — Canada's Lionel Sanders finished second in the world Ironman championship on Saturday. The Harrow, Ont., native completed the course in eight hours four minutes seven seconds. Patrick Lange of Germany won the event in 8:01:40.

EDMONTON — The Ottawa Senators swept their way through a three-game road trip in Western Canada for the first time in franchise history.

Saturday's Games CFL Winnipeg 26 BC 20 Edmonton 30 Toronto 27 --- NHL Winnipeg 2 Carolina 1 Toronto 4 Montreal 3 (OT) Calgary 5 Vancouver 2 Ottawa 6 Edmonton 1 Philadelphia 8 Washington 2 Pittsburgh 4 Florida 3 Tampa Bay 2 St. Louis 1 New Jersey 3 N.

Saturday's Games CFL Winnipeg 26 BC 20 Edmonton 30 Toronto 27 --- NHL Winnipeg 2 Carolina 1 Toronto 4 Montreal 3 (OT) Calgary 5 Vancouver 2 Ottawa 6 Edmonton 1 Philadelphia 8 Washington 2 Pittsburgh 4 Florida 3 Tampa Bay 2 St. Louis 1 New Jersey 3 N.