George Elliott Clarke, Canada’s poet laureate, on the importance of sports in the lives of black Canadians
Any argument in favour of watching Floyd Mayweather fight Manny Pacquiao—the meta death rattle of a once-proud sports institution—is untenable.
In conversation with Brian Bethune
By George Chuvalo with Murray Greig
Insulting a boxing icon may stop the Biebes from thrilling in Manila
He’s the most popular politician in Canada—and not just because of his last name
Shops and offices closed all over her native country so that people could watch her box for gold
Trudeau-Brazeau, like every great grudge match, deserves a high-profile sequel—or four
From the time set aside for statements by members this afternoon, Rodger Cuzner waxes poetic.
John Geddes on boxing night in Ottawa: Brazeau came out swinging for a knockout. Trudeau was patient.
In tonight’s weirdly anticipated charity boxing match, Justin Trudeau defeated Patrick Brazeau by technical knockout in the third round.
During QP yesterday, Justin Trudeau wanted to talk about funding for Katimavik. Heritage Minister James Moore wanted to talk about Saturday night’s charity fight between Mr. Trudeau and Senator Patrick Brazeau.
Mr. Speaker, we have a strong record in supporting kids and that will continue. My colleague will have to wait for the budget tomorrow, but I know that he is very anxious to please Canadians. I think the best way for him to please Canadians would be on Saturday night when he gets into the ring, if he keeps his hands nice and low and keeps his chin nice and high, he will be giving Canadians the greatest show we have been waiting for.