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LIVE: Hockey chat at 2 p.m. ET with Damien Cox, Paul Hunter and Chris Young. Today’s West-coast weather: For Vancouver, light showers clearing up by late afternoon, high of 9C. Clear overnight and 3C. For Whistler, light snow in the morning changing to rain in the afternoon, high of 4C. Cloudy overnight, -1C. And the good news: Outlook sunny for both locations for the rest of the week. POSTPONED: Heavy overnight snowfall has caused the postponement of the men's super combined event at the Winter Games on Tuesday, organizers said, as well as training runs for the snake-bitten women downhillers. And now onto... Never underestimate the sweeping power of a Canadian curler armed with an Own the Podium™-funded broom. Among the “top-secret” researchfunded by the $117 million project that’s become something of an international dirty word was a breakdown of the biomechanics of delivering the 42-pound rock, and the most optimal sweeping motion. Whether that means Kevin Martin comes o

Tuesday, February 16, 2010 PORT-AU-PRINCE: A mudslide in northern Haiti on Monday caused the partial collapse of a school, killing four children and injuring two others, a Haitian civil protection official said. "The accident was caused by four days of rain that caused a mudslide," said the official on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to give out the information. He said the primary school in Cap-Haitien partially collapsed, leaving "four dead and two injured." All were children, he said, adding the incident occurred in the early afternoon. Firefighters and UN rescue workers called off a search at the school after determining there was no one else inside, the official said. The accident brought further catastrophe to a country already struggling to recover from last month's massive earthquake that killed more than 200,000 people. The government began allowing schools outside of areas hard-hit by the earthquake to reopen at the sta

Tuesday, February 16, 2010 HALLE: At least 18 people were killed and almost a hundred injured when two rush-hour commuter trains smashed into each other outside Brussels Monday, rail officials said. An investigation was launched into the cause of the crash, which happened at the height of the morning rush, with suspicions of driver error as well as a lack of safety equipment on one of the trains. In a joint statement Infrabel, which runs the Belgian rail network, and SNCB, which runs the trains, said the death toll stood at 18 with 95 injured. Eleven of the injured were said to be in serious condition. Emergency workers suspended after nightfall a search for more bodies in the mangled wreckage of the carriages. "We don't think there are any more victims in the trains," said crisis centre official Anja De Wolf. "But there could still be more bodies trapped under the carriages," she said. The high-speed crash, one of the worst rail accidents in Belgi