Colts drop exhibition tilt to Varsity Blues
Centennial Colts fell 102-68 to the University of Toronto Varsity Blues in an exhibition game last Friday night at the Goldring Centre. Malik Gibbs came off the bench and had 12 points, shooting 40 per…
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Colts gain confidence after OUA loss to Varsity Blues
The Centennial Colts men’s basketball team made history as they took on the University of Toronto Varsity Blues on Friday night in pre-season action. Despite suffering a 102-68 loss in front of the Goldring Centre…
Ridgebacks remain scoreless in third-straight loss
OSHAWA, Ont. – Ontario Tech Ridgebacks remain scoreless through three games after a 1-0 defeat to the University of Toronto Varsity Blues, on Thursday afternoon, at Vaso’s Field. The loss marks the third straight for…
How TikTok transformed Emmy Raine Curtis’ sports career
Emmy Raine Curtis began posting on TikTok to document her experience as a young woman navigating an overtly male-dominated sports industry. Nearly two years and 29,000 followers later, the content-creator received an invite from the…
Studying kinesiology helps university athletes understand the human body — and themselves
Here’s a look at how studying kinesiology helps student athletes prepare for sports-related careers and better understand their own bodies.
Varsity Blues swimmer Nina Mollin making waves since 13
When Nina Mollin made it to the core team at just 13 years old, she discovered her passion and potential for competitive swimming and has been making waves ever since. The University of Toronto Varsity…
War, repetition and progress: Margaret MacMillan shares her thoughts on the war in Ukraine and more
Historians aren’t good at predicting the future, and usually get it wrong, celebrated historian Margaret MacMillan said during a live conversation for The Paul Wells Show in downtown Toronto. During their wide-ranging conversation, she also…
Nothing will kill cinema, TIFF’s CEO on the effects of COVID-19 on the film industry
Sitting down with longtime journalist Paul Wells, TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey discusses the effects of COVID-19 on the film industry and movie festivals.
TIFF’s CEO says there’s something unique and irreplaceable about experiencing movies in person
Toronto International Film Festival CEO, Cameron Bailey, says the festival was something people were eager to gather for after several lockdowns during the pandemic.
TIFF’s CEO shares his early experiences of being part of a minority in Canada
The importance of differences in the film world, on and off screen, make for an important experience for all to enjoy together, Cameron Bailey told a live audience in Toronto Wednesday night. “Understanding that there…