Formula E—the all-electric circuit race—is back and quiet as ever
The first Vancouver E-Prix will take place in False Creek over Canada Day weekend 2022
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Mark Messier on leadership, trust and magic mushrooms
The hockey icon talks with Marie-Danielle Smith about mental health, hockey violence—and what he’ll do when the New York Rangers call
’To the football fans cheering the Edmonton team for decades: there was a time when society allowed this to happen. That time is over now.’
A conversation between Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami President Natan Obed and CFL wide receiver Nathaniel Behar on systemic racism in sports
How can we do sports in isolation?
David Hollander: Nerf basketball happens to be the best version of basketball that fuels the imagination to jettison us beyond our confines. When I need to mentally elevate—literally think outside the box—I turn to Nerf.
The shot of Kawhi Leonard’s ’Shot’ that will live through the ages
Image of the Week: Wherever the NBA star’s career takes him next, he’ll always be alongside Toronto fans in an agonized crouch—before whooping with unbridled joy
The magic of the Invictus Games: ’How you’d like society to be’
Canada’s Lt.-Col. Rhonda Crew, 48, may not have won her cycling race. But she registered a personal best — and experienced the healing nature of the games.
Aside from Joey Votto, here are five other Canadian athletes who let down the Great White North
The Canadian-born Cincinnati Reds player has apologized for dissing Canadian baseball, but he’s not the first to disappoint fans in this country
How one woman challenged Canada’s macho rock-climbing world
Jan Redford’s memoir about rock-climbing, family life and feminism is right on time for the age of #MeToo
Canadian Olympic snowboarder Spencer O’Brien has some new tricks
Snowboarder Spencer O’Brien talks about big tricks and big air, her awesomely named father, and Team Canada’s many medal threats in Pyeongchang
How athletic programs’ drive for success creates the conditions for abuse
Opinion: The rot in USA Gymnastics is ingrained in its roots and culture—and that should be a lesson for demanding programs in other sports