CBC Sports' Devin Heroux to receive medal for 'top-quality, enthusiastic and empathetic sports coverage'
Athletes and coaches must be viewed as humans first who are doing extraordinary athletic things.
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Canada to face 3-time champion Germany in Davis Cup quarterfinals
Canada will meet three-time champion Germany in the Davis Cup quarterfinals in Malaga, Spain this November.
Canadian men climb to No. 38 in latest FIFA world rankings
Canada, fuelled by a 2-1 win over the U.S. and scoreless draw with Mexico, has jumped two places to No. 38 in the FIFA men's world rankings released Thursday.
Italy to face Argentina in Davis Cup Final 8 opener
LONDON : Reigning champions Italy will face Argentina in the Davis Cup Final 8 Knockout in Malaga in November with the United States set for a blockbuster clash against Australia.
Former Gillingham player Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has been charged after £600,000 of cannabis was seized at Stansted Airport
A former Gillingham player has been charged over a £600,000 drug seizure.
Women's hockey players in Kenora, Ont., threaten to take city to court over ice allocation policy
A group of women's hockey players in Kenora, Ont., are threatening to take the city to court over its ice allocation policy — arguing they're facing gender-based discrimination.
Jugraj Singh: India's New Hockey Star Who Sold Water Bottles At Attari Border
Jugraj Singh emerged as the unlikely hero for the Indian men's hockey team as he scored the winner against China in the Asian Champions Trophy 2024 final. There was no goal in the first three quarters of the summit clash but Jugraj was able to find the back of the net in the 51st minute to guide his side to a record-extending fifth title. It was a rare goal for the 27-year-old who plays as a centre-back but its importance was not lost on anyone. It was a shining moment for Jugraj who used to sell tricolour flags and water bottles to tourists at the Attari-Wagah border to help his family financially.
Ontario funding new research on sports-related traumatic brain injuries
Ontario's Minister of Sport Neil Lumsden said Wednesday he intends to one day donate his brain for concussion research, while announcing new funding for a provincewide study on traumatic brain injuries.