CBC and TSN are partnering to provide coverage of all the action as defending champion Michelle Wie takes on the worlds best golfers at the 2011 CN Canadian Womens Open at the Hillsdale Golf and Country Club in Mirabel, Que. CBC will bring viewers the second-half excitement of the run for the $2.25 million purse with rounds 3 and 4 on August 27 and 28 (also on-line at CBCSports.ca) with TSN providing opening coverage of the first two rounds on August 25 and 26. TSNs coverage is available live on TSN Mobile TV. "CBCs commitment to supporting the CN Canadian Womens Open runs deep, and its a source of pride for us to once again be able to bring the excitement of LPGA golf in Canada to fans across the country," said Julie Bristow, Executive Director, Studio and Unscripted Programming for CBC Television. "The CN Canadian Womens Open is one of the marquee events on the Canadian golf calendar with an incredible field of worlds top players. We are looking forward to delivering the early round coverage to golf fans across the country," said Shawn Redmond, Vice President of Programming, TSN. The top 30 players on the LPGA Tour will all compete at Hillsdale including world number one Yani Tseng, former CN Canadian Womens Open champion Cristie Kerr and Norwegian Suzanne Pettersen. In addition, Canadians Lorie Kane, Alena Sharp and Stephanie Sherlock, will all be looking to become the first Canadian to win an LPGA Tour event on home soil since Jocelyne Bourassa did so in 1973. Bourassa, a native of Shawinigan, Que. and member of the Quebec Sports, Quebec Golf and Canadian Golf Halls of Fame, will serve as Honorary Tournament Chair of this years event. Gemini Award-winner Ron MacLean will host the CBCs coverage and provide play-by-play, joined in the broadcast booth by former LPGA president and tour player Gail Graham. 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Now everybody is learning how to skate." Of the four medals up for grabs, Canada captured two gold and two silver. Kaetlyn Osmond, a 16-year-old from Marystown, N.L., who was making her Grand Prix debut, was the surprise womens winner. Olympic and world champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir captured gold in ice dance, and Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford won the pairs silver. Chans second-place finish raised some alarm bells coming a few weeks after he finished sixth out of six at the Japan Open, falling four times during a disastrous long program. Chan fell on his triple Axel on Saturday, and touched a hand down on his quad jump. Fernandez fell on his opening quad, but subsequently landed two more huge ones. Mike Slipchuk, Canadas high performance director, said Orsers right, that any distance Chan had on the rest of the field is dwindling. 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He said he wasnt second-guessing his decision to leave longtime choreographer Lori Nichol to work with Jeff Buttle and David Wilson. And he believes his change in coaches was for the best -- his coach Christy Krall, credited with teaching Chan the quad, resigned after the world championships last spring. Hes confident in his chances of hitting the top of the podium in Sochi, even among a strengthened field that should include Russian star Evgeni Plushenko and Olympic champion Evan Lysacek of the U.S. Both are making comebacks. "I know going into the Olympics that all I have to do is lay down my jumps. If I lay down my jumps no one can beat me," Chan said. If Chan is looking vulnerable, Virtue and Moir are looking stronger than ever. The two brought the crowd at the WFCU Centre to its feet with their steamy free dance to "Carmen," that showed a new maturity to the duo who have dominated ice dancing for several years. The program was also jam-packed with innovative new lifts and spins. "The level they keep pushing dance, and what theyre doing out there, that program is so technically demanding and to see it at that scale already is pretty incredible," Slipchuk said. Skate Canada International was the second of six stops on the ISU Grand Prix circuit. Each skater or team competes in two events, and the top six scorers in each discipline qualify for the Grand Prix Final in Sochi in December. Virtue, from London, Ont., and Moir, from Ilderton, Ont., will next compete at the Cup of Russia. Duhamel, from Lively, Ont., and Torontos Radford, who finished runners-up at Skate Canada to four-time world champions Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy of Germany, will compete at Trophee Eric Bompard in Paris, Nov. 16-18. Because Osmond was only ranked in the mid 40s in the world last season, she didnt qualify for a second Grand Prix event. cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '