Star-studded U.S. Women's Open a stark contrast to splintering PGA Tour
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Raptors start petition to create national gun violence awareness day in Canada
The Toronto Raptors have started a petition to recognize the first Friday of June as National Gun Violence Awareness Day in Canada.
Canadian government not closing book on Hockey Canada's settled lawsuit
The Canadian government has put Hockey Canada under the microscope.
U.S. Soccer CEO Will Wilson to quit ahead of World Cup
Will Wilson is stepping down as CEO and secretary general of the U.S. Soccer Federation «to pursue new professional ventures and opportunities,» effective Oct. 31, 2022, the USSF announced on Friday.
Max Kepler, Emilio Pagán among 4 unvaccinated Minnesota Twins to miss series against Toronto Blue Jays
TORONTO — The struggling Minnesota Twins have arrived in Toronto without regular right fielder Max Kepler and relief pitchers Emilio Pagán, Caleb Thielbar and Trevor Megill on the restricted list to comply with the Canadian government's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Canada Soccer leadership failed its men's team in Iran debacle
In March, Canada's men qualified for their first World Cup in 36 years. It took Canada Soccer about six weeks to remind everyone why it took so long.
Canada's sports minister expects rush of complaints for new integrity commissioner
Canada's sports minister expects a rush of complaints when the new Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner starts its mandate later this month.
How a shift in mentality made running fun again for Canada's Paulson after missed Olympics
Whenever Charles Philibert-Thiboutot crossed paths with fellow Canadian runner Will Paulson last season, he remembers his usually relaxed and funny friend feeling stressed about qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics later in the year.