A pro-level women’s soccer team in Toronto would be a game-changer: U-20 player
A women’s professional soccer team in Toronto could help keep female youth engaged in sports, a national player says.
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We are expected to always be strong and brave, says male university athlete on mental health
The physical and emotional strain that is put on male athletes is often overlooked, and builds a dangerous stigma that men should be “strong” and “masculine,” a psychotherapist specialized in men’s mental health said.
World Cup helps Danforth bars and eateries boom — even in early morning
With the World Cup underway, soccer fans are looking for somewhere to get their fix with other fans—and where better than on The Danforth?
John Lashway: The man behind basketball’s disruption of Toronto’s sports landscape
It was in 1995 that veteran NBA executive John Lashway jumped at a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that planted the seeds of the revolutionary movement of Canadian basketball. The meteoric rise of the game here has disrupted…
QB’s big day sends Argos to Grey Cup
McLeod Bethel-Thompson was at his best exactly when his team needed him. The quarterback commanded an explosive offence to lead the Toronto Argonauts past the Montreal Alouettes 34-27 in the East Division Finals and advance…
Opinion: From lowly B’s to Japan Series champion Buffaloes
The Orix Buffaloes are Japan Series Champions. If someone were to say that two years ago, they would’ve been looked at like they had just walked up to someone on the street and proclaimed themselves…
Rich Clune perfect fit for Leafs’ player development
After 15 seasons in the NHL and AHL, Rich Clune, 35, decided to call it a career with the Marlies on Aug. 4, 2022, and joined the Leafs’ player development staff.
Canadian pipeline to NBA continues to grow
The best crop of players Canada has had is already in the NBA, but the pipeline for Canada basketball hasn’t gone dry. Here’s who’s next up.
Stephen Eustáquio: Canada’s X-Factor at World Cup?
Canadian international Stephen Eustáquio is no stranger to performing under the brightest lights.
Renowned columnist Elliott continues to leave legacy on Canadian baseball
No journalist has done more for baseball in Canada than Bob Elliott, who is a member of five different Halls of Fame and the recipient of countless awards.