Canadian men to face Japan in final warmup before FIFA World Cup
Canada will play Japan on Nov. 17 in Dubai in its final warmup game before the World Cup in Qatar.
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Sarah Mitton places 2nd in shot put at Diamond League Final to end remarkable season
Canadian record holder and reigning national champion Sarah Mitton capped her memorable shot put season with a second-place performance at the Weltklasse Zürich Diamond League Final on Wednesday.
Adriana Leon scores twice to lead Canada past Australia in women's soccer friendly
Adriana Leon, finding the target for the third time in two games, scored twice Tuesday to give Canada a 2-1 comeback win over Australia in a women's soccer friendly.
Mini-marathon to raise money for Gaza hospital hits Winnipeg
Runners in Winnipeg laced up at Assiniboine Park on Sunday morning for a mini-marathon to raise money for a maternity department at a hospital in Gaza.
Andre De Grasse shares his secret to running better
In December of 2020, I took up a virtual challenge to run two kilometres per day for a month. Was I already a runner? Nope. I'd say I was a sporadic jogger at best. Was it hard? Absolutely — but not as hard as I'd anticipated. I managed to get outside nearly every day, and the feeling of accomplishment was incredible. My favourite thing to do was end my run on a downhill to enjoy the truly unbeatable thrill of speed. I chased that runner's high pretty consistently throughout 2021. But this year's routine has been marred by starts and stops.
‘It makes you sad’ – Nick Kyrgios opens up on homesickness after overcoming JJ Wolf in US Open third round
Nick Kyrgios is arguably in the form of his life and is into the US Open fourth round – but the Australian admits he is “struggling” being away from home so much. The 27-year-old beat up-and-coming American JJ Wolf with ease, needing less than two hours to win 6-4 6-2 6-3 and set up a mouth-watering clash with world No. 1 Daniil Medvedev.
Trudeau: Canadians have lost faith in Hockey Canada
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Hockey Canada's leadership has lost the confidence of the federal government — and Canadians.
Justin Trudeau says Canadians have lost faith in Hockey Canada
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