Joy Drop: PWHL ready to take a huge leap forward

What a tremendous week it has been! September is a time that feels like there is creative energy bursting out in the air as fall sails on.

Now that school has started again, people are getting settled into their routines. I'm happy the kids are busy but safe and healthy. I do want to take a moment to pause and reflect on the families whose lives have been devastated by the tragedies in Morocco and Libya. The heartbreak is so heavy but I have been so grateful to see relief efforts from all over Canada from community members and organizations. 

There are moments of family and friends that have truly brought me happiness this week and I'm happy to share. 

The PWHL draft will be held at the CBC Broadcast Centre on Monday. The birth of this new league will take a huge leap from Toronto and I could not be more overjoyed. I look forward to covering this historic moment and following the excitement. Live streaming coverage begins at 1 p.m. ET on CBCSports.ca, the CBC Sports app and CBC Gem. 

One of the perks of the CBC building is seeing Blue Jays fans in all their excitement decked out in Jays gear carrying their signs. I just loved this collaborative campaign from GO transit and the Toronto Blue Jays that featured real signs made from fans who use GO Transit to get to and from the games. 

The Toronto Film Festival has taken over the city. The sightings of famous actors, the chance to watch incredible films, attend programming and really dive into a culturally impactful event. 

Thanks to Cameron Bailey, I got a chance to watch Next Goal Wins and Copa 71, two really fascinating films that are part of soccer history, in theatre and online respectively. Taika Waititi's film Next Goal Wins is about the American Samoan soccer team's