Author name: Liana Moreau

The Grey Cup is more than a trophy in Canada; it’s a piece of our national fabric. For many families, it’s a Sunday tradition of gathering around the television. For mine, it was a day layered with a profound and painful complexity. My father’s name is etched on that silver chalice, a champion from a […]

The roar of the crowd is absent, replaced by the deafening rush of wind and the sharp scrape of steel on ice. Headfirst, at speeds exceeding 130 km/h, an athlete navigates a serpentine track of sheer ice with nothing but courage and minute body movements as their steering. This is skeleton racing, one of the

The world of Canadian sports and broadcasting has lost a luminous figure. Colleen Jones, a name synonymous with curling excellence and trusted journalism, has passed away at the age of 65 after a courageous battle with cancer. Her death marks the end of an era, leaving a profound void on the ice, in the newsroom,

For over a decade, the Simon Fraser University (SFU) football program carved out a unique identity as the only Canadian team competing in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in the United States. That chapter came to an abrupt and controversial end in 2023 when the university announced the termination of its football program. Now,

The hallowed halls of McGill University, an institution synonymous with academic and athletic excellence in Canada, have been rocked by a seismic announcement. In a move that has sent shockwaves through the sports community, McGill revealed a sweeping plan to cut several of its varsity teams. The decision has drawn fierce criticism, with none more

The wait is almost over. As co-hosts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Canada’s men’s national team is guaranteed a spot on the grandest stage in global sports. But the journey truly begins with the draw, where fate will place Canada into one of twelve groups. For Canadian soccer fans, the draw represents a spectrum

The path from the university pitch to the professional ranks in Canada has never been clearer. The Canadian Premier League has once again bridged that crucial gap, unveiling the highly anticipated class for the 2026 CPL-U SPORTS Draft. This annual event is more than just a selection process; it’s a celebration of homegrown talent, a

The world of curling has lost one of its most luminous stars. Colleen Jones, a name synonymous with excellence, grace, and groundbreaking achievement on and off the ice, has passed away. Her legacy is not a single thread but a rich tapestry woven from unparalleled athletic success, transformative broadcasting, and an indomitable spirit that inspired

The recent, deeply personal announcement from a beloved BBC presenter about his prostate cancer diagnosis has done more than make headlines. It has ripped open a curtain on a subject often shrouded in silence, embarrassment, and fear. His courageous decision to speak publicly is not just a news story; it’s a powerful catalyst for a

The ice was electric in the Netherlands this past weekend as Canada’s short track speed skating team delivered a spectacular performance on the world stage. At a pivotal World Cup event, the maple leaf was raised time and again, with the team clinching an impressive **seven medals** across two days of high-octane racing. Leading the