On this day in history, Feb. 25, 1964, a young Muhammad Ali knocks out Sonny Liston to win first world title
President Trump is considering pardoning the late boxing great Muhammad Ali.
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The Juno Cup returns with Jim Cuddy, Aysanabee, Julian Taylor and more
The Juno Cup, an event that takes place during the lead-up to the Juno Awards, is back for the first time since 2019. Being held on Sunday, March 12, at Edmonton's Downtown Community Arena, the celebrity hockey game pits musicians and professional athletes against each other in support of MusiCounts, Canada's music education charity.
Where Notre Dame Was & Is: Defensive line, suddenly inexperienced and unproven
Javontae Jean-Baptiste is not Isaiah Foskey. He is also not Justin Ademilola. Fittingly, his game may represent a mix of the two defensive ends Notre Dame is looking to replace.
All Indigenous-coached hockey camp comes to Regina to inspire success on and off the ice
Kids eagerly arrived to the Co-operators Centre in Regina this week for an opportunity to learn from someone they look up to.
Team Alberta athletes bring 'lucky loonie' tradition to P.E.I.
Canada Games athletes from Alberta are doing their part to spread good luck at the games — by hiding specially-made loonies in areas where they are set to compete.
USWNT breezes to 2023 SheBelieves Cup title, but World Cup roster questions linger
The U.S. Women’s National Team cruised to its fourth straight SheBelieves Cup title on Wednesday, beating Brazil 2-1 and going 3-0 in the tournament that serves as the team’s best warm-up for the upcoming World Cup.
Yukon's Gavin McKenna breaks Canada Games scoring record
Yukon's 15-year-old hockey phenom Gavin McKenna has made history at the Canada Games, having set a new record for points scored in a men's tournament at the games.
What's next for the Canadian women's soccer and hockey teams?
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