Canadian cyclist Genevieve Jeanson has received a lifetime ban from the US Anti-Doping Agency after testing positive for EPO at the prologue of the Tour de Toona in July 2005, according to reports ...

One of North America's most dominant and exciting riders of all time was, like Floyd Landis, at the height of her career when doping charges brought her world crashing down around her. Unlike Landis, ...

First she was a flash in the pan, an untested junior cyclist who never went up against the top riders. Then her critics decided she was training too much and that was why she would never be able to ...

The Lachine, Que., native tested positive twice for the banned protein hormone EPO in races this summer in the United States. EPO is the performance-enhancing drug erythropoietin Jeanson denies that ...

Canadian cyclist Genevieve Jeanson broke down during a Thursday media conference, telling reporters that she did not intentionally miss a drug test. Jeanson, who still needs to qualify for the Athens ...

Pierre Jeanson, who has died aged 94, was a French résistant who survived the infamous Dora labour camp in Germany, where he was forced to work on the assembly of V2 rockets. Having first been sent to ...

At 21 years old, Jake Jeanson seems wise well beyond his years. The soon-to-graduate Westmont senior — and winner of our 2012 Downtown Sound Battle of the Bands — speaks thoughtfully when asked about ...

There's no more bad blood in Genèvieve Jeanson's life. Cycling's 22-year-old Machine from Lachine, Que., was cleared of drug use suspicions by the International Cycling Union yesterday, after a urine ...

Now that I’ve written an objective article about hematocrit and the very basics of altitude tents, it’s time for me to state what I really think of Genevieve Jeanson’s explanation that her getting ...

French philosopher Francis Jeanson, an intellectual known for his often controversial political engagement, died at 87 on Saturday near Bordeaux, his family has said. Jeanson was the author of around ...