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Basketball player and coach Jay Triano, the 1990 Canadian women's hockey team and Indigenous sport leader Chief Wilton Littlechild were named the 2026 inductees into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
LEIPZIG, Germany May 27 : A blend of joyous anticipation and community spirit gripped Leipzig on Wednesday as thousands of Crystal Palace and Rayo Vallecano fans gathered ahead of the UEFA Conference League final, the first meeting between the two clubs.
Changes to Ontario's sport system are needed to make community sports run more effectively and allow everyone to take part in events that are fun and safe, according to the lead researcher of a new report calling for change.
With the Saudi Pro League offseason now upon us, you might think that Al-Kholood owner Ben Harburg would take the opportunity to put his feet up after a relentless past 12 months that saw him take over and overhaul the Saudi minnow.
On this episode of Don't @ Me, Dan Dakich goes off and completely destroys New York Giants linebacker Abdul Carter over his pathetic comments aimed at quarterback Jaxson Dart.
LONDON, May 26 : It felt like the bitter end of a beautiful love affair three months ago when Crystal Palace fans in the away end for their side's UEFA Conference League playoff against HSK Zrinjski Mostar directed their anger at manager Oliver Glasner.
Captain Dean Henderson has challenged Crystal Palace to “finish the movie off” when their Conference League final brings down the curtain on Oliver Glasner’s glittering spell in south London.
TORONTO, May 25 : Hundreds of fans draped in the colours of countries from across the globe gathered outside Toronto's city hall on Monday to catch a glimpse of the World Cup trophy, offering a preview of the multicultural spectacle the city promises to deliver when the tournament kicks off next month.