Canada is back in the International Soccer Federation’s (FIFA) Under-17 Women’s World Cup for a third straight time since the biennial tournament was introduced four years ago in New Zealand.   The national side adv
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The University of Toronto Scarborough and downtown campuses are among core sites that will host a minimum of two 2015 Pan American Games sports events.   The new aquatic centre being built at Morningside Ave. and Highwa
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Jokingly remarking to his son a few years ago that dad was a loser did not sit well with the young boy. Marcus Ottey immediately pointed to the plaque on the wall in their home, reminding eight-time national high jump champion, Mi
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Torontonians will have to travel to Ottawa or another province to watch the 2015 soccer Women’s World Cup. Toronto was not among the cities named last Friday to host the quadrennial tournament when the International Soccer Feder
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For Toronto resident, Shawn Gore, winning the Grey Cup turned out to be much easier than prying the treasured Canadian Football League (CFL) symbol of supremacy away from Vancouver.   The slotback was a member of the Br
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Canada has regained the top spot in women's cricket in the region and, in the process, has qualified for the 2013 International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup qualifier at a venue to be announced later.   The national
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Scoring the winner in overtime in the seventh game of the National Hockey League (NHL) first round play-offs to help the Washington Capitals upset defending Stanley Cup champions, Boston Bruins, last week had to be the high-point
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Michael Dighton had to choose between the young family he left behind in Australia and his coaching role with Canada’s cricket team.   Just seven months into the job, Dighton resigned last week citing personal reasons
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Had the third and final cricket Test between West Indies and Australia run its full duration, today would have been the penultimate day at Guyana’s National Cricket Stadium.     The West Indies Cricket Board (
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Retired Canadian soccer player, Charmaine Hooper, will enter two Sports Halls of Fame this year.     The first national player to reach the 100-game milestone is among nine Canadians to be inducted into the nati
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