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Canada's Grewal turns professional to go to LPGA Tour's Q-School Stage 3

Canada's Grewal turns professional to go to LPGA Tour's Q-School Stage 3

Savannah Grewal is just trying to drink in this moment. Grewal, from Mississauga, Ont., will officially become a professional golfer next week when she enters the third stage of the LPGA Tour's qualifying school.
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Maple Leafs wary of travel fatigue following successful Swedish sojourn

Maple Leafs wary of travel fatigue following successful Swedish sojourn

TORONTO — Guy Boucher's team boarded the plane with four points in the bank. The Ottawa Senators and their head coach had just taken both games from the Colorado Avalanche in Stockholm — back-to-back 4-3 victories — to sweep the NHL Global Series.
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Alouettes fans turn up in numbers for Grey Cup parade in downtown Montreal

Alouettes fans turn up in numbers for Grey Cup parade in downtown Montreal

MONTREAL — Some dreary November weather didn't stop Montreal Alouettes fans from turning up in numbers at the Grey Cup championship parade on Wednesday.
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PWHL Toronto taking time to establish new, defining culture in training camp

PWHL Toronto taking time to establish new, defining culture in training camp

TORONTO — General manager Gina Kingsbury says Toronto's Professional Women's Hockey League team will distinguish itself culturally and not be a mere "copy and paste" of the Canadian women's national team.
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Former CFL star Cory Philpot watches his son, Tyson, make Grey Cup-winning catch

Former CFL star Cory Philpot watches his son, Tyson, make Grey Cup-winning catch

Once again, the Grey Cup provided Cory Philpot with a myriad of emotions.
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Riding high after breakout performance, Canada's Stakusic aiming for more in '24

Riding high after breakout performance, Canada's Stakusic aiming for more in '24

With a Billie Jean King Cup team tennis title under her belt, Canadian teenager Marina Stakusic is aiming just as high for her singles career as she looks to make her mark on the WTA Tour.
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Canadian Triple Crown kicks off Aug. 17 with King's Plate at Woodbine

Canadian Triple Crown kicks off Aug. 17 with King's Plate at Woodbine

TORONTO — The drive to the Canadian Triple Crown will begin in August at Woodbine Racetrack. Woodbine Entertainment announced Wednesday the $1-million King's Plate, the opening leg of the Triple Crown, will be held Aug. 17 at Woodbine Racetrack.
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Halifax to host Curling Trials for '26, Liverpool, N.S., to host mixed doubles Trials

Halifax to host Curling Trials for '26, Liverpool, N.S., to host mixed doubles Trials

HALIFAX — The Canadian Curling Trials for the 2026 Milan Olympics will be held at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, Curling Canada said Wednesday. The competition, set for Nov.
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Canada men left wondering what went wrong after second-half collapse against Jamaica

Canada men left wondering what went wrong after second-half collapse against Jamaica

TORONTO — A year after appearing in the World Cup for the first time in 36 years, the Canadian men took a step backwards Tuesday in a shocking second-half collapse against Jamaica in the CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal.
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NHLPA executive director Marty Walsh impressed by players' engagement

NHLPA executive director Marty Walsh impressed by players' engagement

Marty Walsh has shaken a lot of hands through the years. As a union leader, as the mayor of Boston, and as U.S. President Joe Biden's first labour secretary. Nine months into his new gig, Walsh is doing more of the same.
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