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All 90 games of the Professional Women's Hockey League's second season will be televised, including 17 Saturday afternoon games on CBC Sports, while Radio-Canada will televise seven Montréal Victoire contests.
At the end of a dark week for Canada Soccer, it's up to the men's national team to provide a little light.
Japan reached the quarterfinals of the Billie Jean King Cup Finals for the first time since 2013 after rallying to defeat Romania 2-1 on Thursday in Malaga, Spain.
Multi-platinum pop sensation Tate McRae has announced a huge 2025 arena tour and brand new music. The Canadian singer will release her third album in February and embark on a new tour in March.
Scotland made wholesale changes to their team for Saturday’s test against Portugal with Stafford McDowall to captain the side, which has two new caps, and fullback Tom Jordan the only player from last week’s starting lineup to keep his place.
Former Manchester United and Bayern Munich star Owen Hargreaves was the fastest player at Old Trafford, much to the surprise of his colleagues.
Brendan Rodgersdescribes the long football winter as an ultramarathon with the games coming thick and fast right up for the next few months.
India's campaign came to a premature end as double Olympic medallist PV Sindhu crashed out in the pre-quarterfinals of the Kumamoto Masters Japan Super 500 badminton tournament on Thursday. World no. 20 Sindhu was the lone Indian in contention after the exits of Lakshya Sen and women's doubles pair of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand. Sindhu squandered a game lead to lose 21-17 16-21 17-21 against Canada's Michelle Li, ranked 23rd in the world, in a women's singles match that lasted one hour and 15 minutes. It was neck and neck between the two shuttlers in the first game before Sindhu took a marginal 11-8 lead and from there on kept her nose just ahead to take early advantage.