Close monitoring of Hockey Canada to continue as condition of federal funding
Canada's secretary of state for sport says the government is keeping Hockey Canada under increased monitoring for the foreseeable future as a condition of federal funding.
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China's Yu Zidi, 12, wins relay bronze medal at swim worlds - ESPN
SINGAPORE — Chinese 12-year-old Yu Zidi has won a bronze medal at the swim world championships, an astounding feat for a girl who would be a sixth or seventh grade student depending on the school system.
Gauff fights back to advance in Canada, Medvedev crashes out
Top seed Coco Gauff staged a thrilling comeback to reach the last 16 of the Canadian Open on Thursday, while former U.S. Open champion Daniil Medvedev was knocked out of the men's tournament by Australian Alexei Popyrin.
Sources: Stanford hiring former Nike CEO John Donahoe as AD - ESPN
Stanford is set to hire former Nike CEO John Donahoe as the school's new athletic director, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
CBC/Radio-Canada announce multi-year deal to broadcast Canada Games
CBC/Radio-Canada will broadcast the next four Canada Games, beginning with this summer's in St. John's, N.L., the corporation announced on Thursday.
Team of sex assault victim support centres to oversee OHL's consent training to help with 'accountability'
A centralized team will now help Ontario Hockey League (OHL) squads enrol in the right mandatory consent and healthy masculinity training and ensure it's completed, under a new agreement between a coalition of sex assault victim support centres and the league.
Different puzzles, same goal: How do track & field athletes plan out a world championship season?
The best track and field athletes in Canada will be in Ottawa this weekend with the goal of earning their place at September's World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
Leagues Cup Returns With a Bang — And a New, Slimmed-Down Look
Will this be the year that Liga MX finally breaks MLS’s stranglehold on the Leagues Cup?