Argos, Tiger-Cats jockey for playoff positioning
The Argos and Tiger-Cats face off in Toronto on Friday night in a crucial battle for second place in the East Division.
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Eastern Commerce girls’ basketball team hits their mark
The Eastern Commerce girls’ senior basketball team hosted their last game on Thursday, and left their gym in style, taking down Northern 92-39.
Argo remembers Toronto high school days
For Tristan Black, high school football was all about learning responsibility.
OT win a positive for Raptors
The Toronto Raptors faced their toughest test of the pre-season thus far and were able to meet the challenge with a fervor.
Leafs penalty kill shows improvement in season opener
The Toronto Maple Leafs have a 100 per cent penalty kill.
Leafs send Kadri to minors
The Nazem Kadri decision has been made. Toronto officially sent the 19-year-old down to the AHL’s Marlies on Monday, as the team trimmed its roster in advance of Thursday’s season opener against the Montreal Canadiens.
Though Milos Raonic’s most successful week of tennis came to a close with a loss on Friday, plenty of positives have abounded in the teenager’s recent play.
Canadian women down China in soccer friendly
Christine Sinclair scored her 102nd international goal to lead Canada to a 3-1 victory over China in a soccer friendly at BMO Field on Thursday. Canada’s national women’s team dominated China for most of the…
Several GTA athletes expect to impact Commonwealth Games
Though some athletes have pulled out of the upcoming 2010 Commonwealth Games because of health and safety concerns, the 12-day event will still feature many top talents.
Youth Olympians bring home bronze from Singapore
Canada continued to make a name for itself this summer, this time at the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Singapore. The Games are for athletes aged 14 to 18, and saw over 3,000 athletes competing in the program that is also set for the 2012 London Games.