John Herdman steps down as Canadian men's soccer coach to join Toronto FC
John Herdman has spent more than a decade successfully leading Canada at the international level.
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Canada unveils roster to play NORCECA women's volleyball powers in Quebec
Canadian coach Shannon Winzer served up her roster on Sunday for the seven-team NORCECA senior women's volleyball continental championship that starts Tuesday at the PEPS' Amphitheatre Desjardins-Universite Laval in Quebec.
At 16, 7-foot-1 Khaman Maluach 1 of youngest to play in basketball World Cup
South Sudan's 16-year-old Khaman Maluach scored one point and played 16 minutes in his team's 89-69 victory over China on Monday to become one of the youngest to ever play in the basketball World Cup.
Summer success shows Canadian Para athletes are primed for Paris
It was the elephant in the room many across the Canadian Paralympic Committee framework — and certainly the Canadian athletes — didn't want to talk too much about in the lead up to the Tokyo Paralympics in 2021.
Stadiums packed with fans will be welcome sight for 2024 Paralympic athletes
The party starts with the opening ceremony at the Champs-Élysées one year from today.
Hamilton teen off to Halifax on a basketball scholarship, a 1st for local athletic program
An athletic development program for racialized high school athletes in Hamilton is marking a major milestone as one of its participants heads to university on a basketball scholarship.
Blue Jays' Bichette leaves game after 5 innings with sore right quadriceps
Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette left Sunday's home game against the Cleveland Guardians after five innings because of a sore right quadriceps.
Megan Khang wins CPKC Women's Open in playoff for 1st LPGA Tour title
It took 19 holes for Megan Khang to win her first-ever LPGA Tour title.