National Sports

Sunday's Games CFL Grey Cup Toronto 27 Calgary 24 --- NFL Atlanta 34 Tampa Bay 20 Cincinnati 30 Cleveland 16 Tennessee 20 Indianapolis 16 Buffalo 16 Kansas City 10 Philadelphia 31 Chicago 3 New England 35 Miami 17 Carolina 35 N.Y.

Sunday's Games CFL Grey Cup Toronto 27 Calgary 24 --- NFL Atlanta 34 Tampa Bay 20 Cincinnati 30 Cleveland 16 Tennessee 20 Indianapolis 16 Buffalo 16 Kansas City 10 Philadelphia 31 Chicago 3 New England 35 Miami 17 Carolina 35 N.Y.

OTTAWA — Snow shovels, a dog sled and Mounties in red serge helped make the 105th Grey Cup a quintessential Canadian spectacle, and Toronto football fans couldn't be happier.

OTTAWA — It was a fitting entrance for Canada's country music queen on Sunday's snowy Grey Cup.

BOSTON — The Edmonton Oilers headed home trying to build on a big victory. Ryan Strome broke a tie early in the third period and Cam Talbot made 23 saves in the Oilers' 4-2 victory over the Boston Bruins on Sunday night.

LAKE LOUISE, Alta. — Norway's Kjetil Jansrud returned to the top of the podium in Lake Louise, Alta., with a victory in Sunday's World Cup super-G. Jansrud claimed both the downhill and super-G in 2014 at the Alberta ski resort.

LONDON — Only a third of the way into its Premier League campaign, Manchester City is already making history. Pep Guardiola's City defeated Huddersfield 2-1 Sunday to equal a club record 11th straight league win.

NEW YORK — The Rangers didn't lead at any point until the seventh round of the shootout. The still managed to earn their fourth straight victory.

LAKE LOUISE, Alta. — On the right shoulder of Jan Hudec's racing suit, a Maple Leaf intersects with a lion.

RUKA, Finland — Canada's Alex Harvey didn't win a medal but he finished fourth in the final race of the season-opening cross-country skiing World Cup on Sunday.