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The past week in Canadian women's soccer has been tremendous and unprecedented. Even after 15 years in sports journalism, I've never had the opportunity to cover this level of women's soccer at home.
Japan edged past Germany 1-0 at the women's ice hockey world championship on Tuesday to set up a quarterfinal against defending champion Canada.
The National Cricket League (NCL) Canada has officially acquired rights to Canada GT20, making this a key move that expands professional cricket across North America, strengthens Canada's international presence, and unlocks new cross-border and commercial opportunities. With cricket returning to the 2028 Olympics, the move supports the ICC's vision for global growth and grassroots development. "Canada has the talent and passion to be a global cricket powerhouse,'' said Jack Matthews, co-owner of NCL Canada. "I've seen firsthand the sport's potential here. With GT20 joining NCL, we're building a sustainable ecosystem that develops stars, attracts investment, and grows the game for future generations."
Norway beat Hungary 3-0 in a game of the two newly promoted teams at the women's hockey world championship on Sunday in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic.
Canada scored two late tries but couldn't catch Germany, losing 21-19 Saturday to finish fourth on the final stop of World Rugby's second-tier Challenger Series in Krakow, Poland.
The Regina Pats have the opportunity to pick a hometown phenom in the upcoming Western Hockey League Prospects Draft.
Fancy Bermudez scored two tries Saturday to help Canada defeat the U.S. 31-21 and move into the Cup semifinals at the HSBC SVNS Singapore.
Canada climbed one spot to an all-time best No. 30 in the latest FIFA rankings released Thursday.