Wilder’s status with Argos uncertain as painful season continues
The Toronto Argonauts difficult season continued Friday night. And it wasn’t just on the field.
The Toronto Argonauts difficult season continued Friday night. And it wasn’t just on the field.
Winless in their last six games without Brandon Banks, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats needed their superstar wide receiver more than ever.
After being down 20-0 in the second quarter after losing the first six games of the season, Toronto Argonauts head coach Corey Chamblin saw something special.
Football is a game of 60 minutes, but Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ quarterback Matt Nichols felt the game was already sealed on only his second pass attempt.
Although it was Canadian James Hinchcliffe who moved up the most spots at the Honda Indy in Toronto, it was a moment prior to the race that stood out.
Montreal Impact forward Saphir Taïder’s 92nd minute equalizer from the penalty spot denied York9 FC the victory and a historic upset at York Lions Stadium in Toronto.
With four Canadians in the top 10 to start the third round at the Canadian Open, it was another fan favourite who had the round of the day and loudest reception.
Throughout her 19-year-career, Christine Sinclair has never seen a team filled with this much talent. Until now.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is among those who publicly criticized Premier Doug Ford’s decision to cut funding to safe injection sites in Ontario.
This is what comes of the annual BioSteel All Canadian Basketball Games, now in its fifth year as the country’s premier showcase of burgeoning young talent. The event features the 24 most outstanding male and female Canadian high school students who are either native to Canada or attending a Canadian institution, and has produced such NBA talents as Jamal Murray, Thon Maker, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.