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Bo Levi Mitchell threw for five touchdowns and passed a big career milestone as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats romped to a 51-38 victory against the...

Hamilton Tiger-Cats roared to a 51-38 win over the host Toronto Argonauts on Friday night, earning bragging rights in this CFL season’s first Battle...

The third meeting of the year between CPL rivals York United and Atlético Ottawa...

Trevor Harris, Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback

“Hockey is part of being Canadian, and this is the biggest hockey team in the NHL — some would say, the world.”

Sports expose individuals to stress in a safe, structured way that can help build resilience for Canadian youth.

Local theatre's close-knit community and progressive values are big draws, members say.

Each year, Canada welcomes hundreds of thousands of newcomers as permanent residents/immigrants.

For many of the country’s queer immigrants, Canada has become a place of refuge, opportunity and expression.

Two neighbourhoods — Golden Mile in Scarborough and Weston-Mount Dennis in the city’s west end — are quietly reshaping what inclusive redevelopment could mean for Toronto’s future. 

Annually, United Way grants $10 million to a diverse network of about 90 programs dedicated to serving women.

If you’ve ever considered volunteering, the process may seem difficult to navigate, or even overwhelming. United Way Greater Toronto (UWGT) offers a variety of engagement opportunities that make your commitment worth it.

When grief feels too heavy for words, young adults turn to music to express their emotions, find comfort and stay connected to what they have lost. For many, music becomes not just a coping tool, but a bridge to healing and self-understanding.

While climate change has far-reaching consequences on everything, it has a more direct impact on industries such as farming and livestock.

Fans at the CAA Center on "Country Night." watching the Brampton Steelheads face the Peterborough Petes - Fri, Mar 21

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has cultivated a vast diversity of fans since...

Baseball is back in Port Charlotte. Tampa Bay Rays have returned to the community after playing last year’s spring training in Orlando due to Hurricane Ian. The category 5 Atlantic hurricane killed 161 people and caused $113 billion in damages. Its winds peaked at 160mph/260kmh and was recorded as the third costliest storm recorded.

TORONTO – Loyalty, patience and hope were the sentiments being expressed Tuesday night ahead...

Two fans sporting bright yellow Hawaiian shirts stood out under the blazing sun on the centre field concourse at LECOM Park.