Hamilton and the Grey Cup are steeped in history
On Dec. 12, the Grey Cup returns to the city of Hamilton, a tradition that dates back for more than a hundred years.
Articles by Kyle Marshall
CFL Preview: Hamilton looks to create distance in East standings
Week 9 in the Canadian Football League wraps up on Saturday when the first half of a doubleheader sees the Montreal Alouettes travel to Hamilton to take on the first-place Tiger-Cats.
Knights steamroll Bulldogs in 1st of back-to-back pre-season matchups
Sean McGurn tallied a goal and two assists and Easton Cowan added two goals as the London Knights pummelled the Hamilton Bulldogs 7-2 on Tuesday night in what was Hamilton’s last exhibition home game before the season begins on October 8.
Wild East shootout in Toronto as Argos top Alouettes
The Toronto Argonauts finally have a winning streak, as their defence held off the potent Montreal Alouettes offence on Friday night, propelling them to a 30-27 win.
Twice the fun in store for Friday CFL doubleheader
Friday’s CFL schedule brings doubleheader action while the chase for supremacy of the East Division continues.
CFL Week 8 Preview: Ti-Cats vs. RedBlacks
As week 8 begins the East Division remains up for grabs. First up it’s the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Ottawa Redblacks Wednesday night.
Education and wheelchair ball never stop for Canada’s Goncin
Working hard to achieve his dreams both on and off the court, Nik Goncin still hopes to bring a lot to the table. The forward has been playing for Canada’s wheelchair basketball team since 2013,…
Wheelchair basketball teams stayed mentally and physically focussed in pandemic shutdown
Adaptation is not an unfamiliar concept to elite athletes, so when the pandemic began to affect Paralympians representing Team Canada, they did what they always do. They took it in stride.
East end No Frills re-opens after lengthy renovation
After suddenly closing more than three and a half years ago, the No Frills on Coxwell Avenue is finally re-opening its doors after a huge renovation.
Ontario government feeling pressure from striking teachers union
Tensions are rising between the government of Ontario and the union representing public high school teachers in the province, with possible strike action starting as early as this week.