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How the omicron variant has impacted sports — and what could be next

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CBC Sports' daily newsletter looks at the effects the newest variant has already had on international sporting events, and how it might impact the Winter Olympics.



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Clock ticks down to MLB's 1st work stoppage since 1995

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The clock ticked down Wednesday toward the expiration of Major League Baseball's collective bargaining agreement at 11:59 p.m. EST and a likely management lockout ending the sport's labour peace at 9,740 days over 26 1/2 years.



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Ontario government pledges $3M in support for Grey Cup games in Hamilton

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Ontario's government is forking over $1.5 million to support Hamilton and the CFL in hosting the Grey Cup this month, and again in 2023.



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Halifax goalie, 16, says he's again faced racial slurs, this time at P.E.I. hockey tournament

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Mark Connors, a Black 16-year-old goaltender with the Halifax Hawks U18 AA team who was called the N-word on the ice three years ago, says he has again been subjected to racial slurs, this time during a recent tournament in Charlottetown.



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N.S. unveils new rule restricting travel for sports for kids 11 and under

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The Nova Scotia government has announced new rules for children 11 and under that restrict kids from travelling out of province for arts or sports games, competitions and tournaments.



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Women's Tennis Association suspends tournaments in China due to concerns about Peng Shuai

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The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) says it is suspending tournaments in China because of concern about Peng Shuai's safety.



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CEBL's rapid growth an example for potential women's domestic pro leagues to follow

Mike Morreale, Vianne Timmons, Dean McDonald

The CEBL's footprint is growing both nationally and internationally. And as calls for women’s professional domestic leagues become more frequent, it’s appearing clearer that the CEBL can serve as a blueprint.



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