Sports
Toronto Ironman triathlete Connor Emeny is about to run Antarctica
In the lead-up to his record-breaking race in January, Emeny’s upped his training to three hours a day (and added plenty of cold plunges)
Katherine Henderson, Hockey Canada’s new president and CEO, is in cleanup mode
Inclusivity goes beyond who gets to strap on skates
Memories of ’86
The inside story of Canada’s improbable World Cup debut
World Cup 2022: Canada’s cheering section
Five soccer superfans chat about their love of the beautiful game and what it’s like to root for both Canada and their long-time favourite national teams.
‘I’m only thinking about Qatar.’
How did coach John Herdman, a former schoolteacher from England, turn Canada’s perennial underdogs into a brotherhood of champions? He went straight for their hearts.
The rise of Félix Auger-Aliassime
The Montreal dynamo grew up fantasizing about being one of the best tennis players on earth. Now, he’s cracked the top-10. The hard part? Staying on top.
Everybody Loves Alphonso Davies
Inside Alphonso Davies’s amazing journey to become the best Canadian soccer player of all time
The Prospect: Why Quebec’s Maveric Lamoureux is on his way to NHL stardom
Genetics made Quebec’s Maveric Lamoureux a shoo-in for the NHL. Determination got him drafted.
“It hit me: Wow, the World Cup is really coming to Canada”
In our Q&A with Jonathan Osorio, the national team star explains why the announcement that Vancouver and Toronto will be host cities at the 2026 World Cup is a very big deal.
Is Shaedon Sharpe the NBA’s next Canadian star?
Sharpe became one of the most sought-after prospects and a projected top-10 pick in this week’s NBA draft—without playing a minute of college basketball
Game On: How Canada became a tennis superpower
From major players like Felix Auger-Aliassime to rising stars, million-dollar training facilities, and the people behind a success story 15 years in the making.
The story behind Marc-André Fleury’s Indigenous-designed helmet
The Chicago Blackhawks wanted to honour their Indigenous namesakes. Toronto-based Ojibwe artist Patrick Hunter explains the thinking behind the new helmet.