Canada's Fernandez rolls in Hong Kong to reach 1st WTA semifinal of season
Canada's Leylah Fernandez reached the semifinals of the Hong Kong open with a 7-6 (2), 6-2 win over Linda Fruhvirtova of the Czech Republic on Friday.
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Japan overwhelms Canada en route to 4-1 win in men's soccer friendly
With a home World Cup looming in 2026, Canada knows it has to test itself against elite opposition from outside CONCACAF. On Friday, the Canadian men were shown that such lessons can be painful.
Alberta Soccer suspends regional president for 'disgusting and offensive' email
The president of the Central Alberta Soccer Association (CASA) has been suspended after an email was sent from his account expressing disdain toward diversity initiatives, saying the initiatives "discriminate against Canadians, especially young males of European descent."
Alistair Johnston suffers Canada 'blunder' as Japanese fans take aim at Celtic defender for rough tackle that injured star
Alistair Johnston and Canada had a torrid time of it against Japan in international friendly action, with Samurai Blue fans not best pleased with the Celtic defender.
As soon as Ukraine allows airlines to return to flights, we will be the first – SkyUp General Director
What is it like to be a Ukrainian airline in Europe? Dmytro Seroukhov, General Director at SkyUp, shares insights and stories from the life of the carrier, and tells about the further plans of returning to Ukraine and growing business abroad in an interview with Interfax-Ukraine News Agency.
Former Olympic medallist Hugh Russell dies aged 63
Former Irish Olympic bronze medalist and British bantamweight champion boxer Hugh Russell has died, aged 63.
Canada's Humana-Paredes, Wilkerson advance to quarterfinals at beach volleyball worlds
The Canadian beach volleyball duo of Melissa Humana-Paredes and Brandie Wilkerson moved a step closer to the world-championship podium on Thursday night with another sweep in Apizaco, Mexico.
Indian Women Shuttlers Will Make Strong Comeback: Saina Nehwal
The struggle of Indian women shuttlers in the BWF circuit is quite apparent but Saina Nehwal has backed her colleagues by saying that even the strong Chinese players are finding it difficult to dish out strong performances on a consistent basis and hoped that the lean patch of the singles players will end soon. In contrasting performances in the last one year, India's male players have transformed into a world-conquering unit while the women shuttlers are struggling to go deep into the draws. In 15 tournaments that PV Sindhu has competed in this year, she could not go beyond the second rounds in 10 events. Seven of them were first-round exits.