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by rbala on Apr 30, 2011 11:00 AM EDT in Can Ball

Today we have Sim Bhullar with a big announcement, Canadians win Bronze in Italy, a potential pro hoops team in London, ON, Juevol Myles and a lot more in this edition of Canadian Content ...

First we start off with some pro news ...

telegraphjournal.com - Mill Rats hoops boss encouraged by talks | jeff ducharme - Breaking News, New Brunswick, Canada

Metro - London, Ont., interested in potential hoops team

Edmonton Energy | IBL Professional Basketball

And then for some high school stuff ...

Toronto United Ballers Capture Bronze in Italy - Northpolehoops.com

Kelowna guard chooses WolfPack | Local Sports | Kamloops Daily News

TRU WolfPack Women's Basketball Ink Third High School Recruit

Big shout to Tariq and he peeps at Northpole Hoops for getting this list of commits out in the Canada West ... University Men's Basketball Commitments - British Columbia - Northpolehoops.com

Abbotsford News - Two new recruits for UFV men's basketball team

Big shout to Sim for making big news ... "SIMsation" Picks A10 Powerhouse | Flagrant Fouls

Big commitment: Xavier lands 7-5, 350-pound Sim Bhullar - NCAA Basketball - Sporting News

Xavier lands 7-foot-4 center | Cincinnati.com | cincinnati.com

Next for some NCAA news ...

STM hoop star shows her best side in working through ACL injury - Howie's High School Hamper

durhamregion.com | Juevol Myles looking to lead the Wildcats

Now from some CIS news ...

This is a sad situation out east ... Three face charges in Woodside shooting - Metro - TheChronicleHerald.ca

From kindergarten, pair took path to coaching excellence

And next for some CCAA stuff ...

Welcome a new college team into the fold ... OCAA prepares to welcome Laurier Brantford

Emery’s basketball honours pile up - The North Bay Nugget - Ontario, CA

Slam Dunk! International credentials help Abbotsford's Tom Skerlak enter B.C. Basketball Hall of Fame

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Canada's pair leads ice dance in figure skating worlds

MOSCOW (AP) — Defending champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir of Canada have won the short dance at the figure skating world championships with a sweet routine set to an evocative, crackly vinyl soundtrack.

The Olympic champions scored 74.29 on Friday, the highest short dance score since the component replaced the compulsory and original dances this season. Despite missing the Grand Prix season while Virtue recovered from October surgery on her legs, the couple showed no signs of rustiness.

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