Olympics

Athletes train for years to compete at the Olympic Games, but there can be only one winner. Sports psychologists are studying how they can bounce back

Could you have scripted it any better?

It’s like archery, except on ice... and with granite stones.

The Olympics have been plagued by doping and corruption. But academic and former Olympian Bruce Kidd says the Games are still an important movement.

Elaine Tanner, one of Canada’s greatest swimmers, offers words of wisdom to Penny Oleksiak—advice that would resonate with any young Canadian

Understanding the sprinter’s record-setting victory as Canada’s top athletic achievement

In Canada, amateur athletes can’t rely on government funding alone to make a living, making corporate sponsorship a vital means of support

Who is the greatest athlete of this century? And other questions to cause bar fights

The young Olympian’s success spurred interest in her sport, particularly among women

Yes, they’ll be playing golf in Rio, but away from the Olympics there are mounting signs that golf is in trouble