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January 25: Chris Benoit of Edmonton wins the WWE's Royal Rumble.
January 29: Hockey Canada and the Canadian Hockey League jointly announce Vancouver will host the 2006 World Junior Hockey Championship .
February 9: Canadian Clara Hughes wins bronze in the world speed skating championship .
February 10: The Canadian softball team wins silver in the world softball championship
February 10: Canadian Francois Bourque wins bronze in the world junior alpine ski championship .
February 29: Colleen Jones wins the Scott Tournament of Hearts, in curling Red Deer, Alberta, 7-4
March 6- 14: 2004 Nokia Brier at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
March 11: Vancouver Canucks forward Todd Bertuzzi suspended without pay for remainder of regular season and playoffs for injuring Steve Moore of the Colorado Avalanche
March 14: Canadian Chris Benoit wins the World Heavyweight Championship at Wrestlemania ( WWE)
April 6: Canada wins the IIHF World Women's Hockey Championship defeating the United States, 2-0 in Halifax, Nova Scotia
April 19: Canadians Edge and Chris Benoit win World Tag Team Championships on WWE RAW ( WWE)
April 24: Canada wins the women's world curling championship
May 29: Peter Gibbons wins CASCAR 's MOPAR 250 at Delaware Speedway
May 31: Canadian Sylvain Grenier and his tag team partner Rob Conway win World Tag Team Championships on WWE RAW ( WWE)
June 6: Peter Gibbons wins CASCAR 's Power Water 200 at Cayuga 2000 Speedway
June 12: Mark Dilley wins CASCAR 's Dodge Dealers of Ontario 200 at Peterborough Speedway
June 20: Jeff Lapcevich wins CASCAR 's Clarington 200 at Mosport International Raceway
July 4: Dave Whitlock wins CASCAR 's Canada Day Shootout at Cayuga 2000 Speedway
July 10: Jeff Lapcevich wins CASCAR Toronto Indy 100 KM at the Toronto Molson Indy
July 11: Canadian Edge wins Intercontinental Championship at Vengeance ( WWE)
July 24: Jeff Lapcevich wins CASCAR 's Canadian Tire 100 at the Vancouver Molson Indy
July 31: Dave Whitlock wins CASCAR 's MOPAR Parts 300 at Race City Motorsport Park
September 14: Canada wins the 2004 World Cup of Hockey
November 21: 92nd Grey Cup in Ottawa

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