Lawrence Park gets revenge over Leaside
Don’t try to tell the Lawrence Park Panthers about gaining revenge on the Leaside Lancers when it comes to girls tennis.
Sports
Nine golds for Canada, two for Toronto
On Thursday Canadians captured nine gold medals at the Commonwealth Games. Two of the nine golds from day four will come back to the Toronto area when competition is done.
Gleaming Maple Leaf Square is officially opened
Maple Leaf Square has officially opened its doors to public.
Raps spoil Nash’s homecoming
The Toronto Raptors spoiled Steve Nash’s homecoming and opened their exhibition season in Vancouver with a 129-78 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.
Varsity hockey men face season of change
There will be plenty of new faces on the ice when the University of Toronto men’s hockey team opens their season on Friday at Varsity Arena.
Danny Brannagan enjoying the fruits of his labour
Going from league MVP of a national champion to the practice roster of the Toronto Argonauts may not be the path most football players dream about.
But that’s the reality for Danny Brannagan, a Queen’s University star trying to do the impossible: make it as a Canadian quarterback in the CFL.
Majors hope to bounce back against Peterborough
[audio:http://torontoobserver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/chris_majorspreview_podcast.mp3|titles=chris_majorspreview_podcast]Following an eye-opening 7-2 loss to the Ottawa 67’s on Sunday afternoon, the Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors will try to right the ship as they host the Peterborough Petes Friday night at Hershey Centre. The…
Barker unloads at Argos during practice
Head coach of the Toronto Argonauts Jim Barker expended some harsh words on his team during practice Wednesday.
Special teams key to Argos playoff run
Led by the success of returner Chad Owens, the Toronto Argonauts have already notched twice as many victories as last year, with five games left in the season.
Halladay pitches no-hitter in post-season debut
Roy Halladay made the most of his first post-season appearance. The former Toronto Blue Jay threw a no-hitter in game one of the NLDS, leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-0 win over the Cincinatti Reds on Wednseday night.