He learned tennis in North Bay, Ont., and now he's playing at majors in his wheelchair
Rob Shaw learned tennis growing up in North Bay, Ont., and has now made the finals of three major tournaments while in a wheelchair.
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An early women's regatta trophy tells a story bigger than sport
Women have ruled the Royal St. John's Regatta for years now, with women's crews outnumbering men's crews three to one. So it's hard to imagine that North America's oldest annual sporting event didn't allow women at all before 1949. And until 1979, the regatta held just a single women's "exhibition race" each year.
Funeral for K-W Siskins hockey player who died suddenly to be held Sunday
The funeral for a K-W Siskins hockey player who died suddenly at his home in Owen Sound will be held Sunday.
Guelph Lawn Bowling Club still attracts new players after 185 years
It didn't take long for Jennifer Kutting to figure out how to lawn bowl.
Yukon says yes to hosting 2026 Arctic Winter Games
The Yukon government has thrown its support behind a bid to bring the Arctic Winter Games (AWG) back to Whitehorse in 2026.
Canada qualifies for mixed 4x100m freestyle relay final at World Aquatics Championships
Canada booked a spot in the mixed 4x100-metre freestyle relay final at the World Aquatics Championships on Saturday in Fukuoka, Japan.
Former 3-time Windsor Spitfires coach and bench boss of Red Wings has died
Longtime hockey coach Wayne Maxner has passed away at age 80.
De Grasse misses cut for 100m final at nationals, fails to meet qualifying standard for worlds
Andre De Grasse failed to qualify for the men's 100-metre final at the Canadian track and field championships on Friday in Langley, B.C.