The fight for Hockey Night in Canada
S. Walter Stewart Library hosted a talk by longtime hockey and sports writer David Shoalts about the bidding war for Hockey Night in Canada.
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Toronto Furies player shares her coming-out story
Coming out to her friends, family and fans was a difficult process for 28-year-old Jessica Platt, as transgender was never a label she went by.
Leaside’s Leaf Shack gathers hockey fans for a cause
For 15 years, East Yorkers have gathered at Doug Radford’s Leaf Shack to watch every Toronto Maple Leafs playoff game.
Little Stanley Cup decided in overtime thriller
As one hockey league begins the long journey to the Stanley Cup, another has already handed one out.
Rings stolen from the hockey hall of fame
Toronto police are looking for a man after a break and enter at the Spirit of Hockey store near Yonge and Front streets on Sunday. Investigators say a man entered a storage closet at the…
Dermott’s presence felt in rookie Leafs’ loss to Senators
If there’s one thing that everybody can agree on, it’s that everybody is relieved that Maple Leafs defenceman Travis Dermott got a chance to have some playing time during the NHL Rookie Tournament Sunday afternoon at Ricoh Coliseum.
Leafs’ camp invite Coskey makes most of rookie tournament chance
Cole Coskey could not be in a better position for the future if he had played his cards any other way.
Leafs’ Marchment making an impression at rookie tournament
Leafs prospect Mason Marchment’s physical play is setting the tone at the 2017 Rookie Tournament.
Freshman Philip Buque takes skills on ice outside the box
Philip and Alex Buque grew up playing hockey in the winter, lacrosse in the summer.
Alex played varsity and is now a superstar goalie in the National Lacrosse League; now, younger brother Philip is taking his shot with the Saint Leo University Lions.
City announces free skating week
The City of Toronto and Toronto Maple Leafs’ announce six free skating locations for January in celebration of Winter Week and 100 years of hockey.