Joy Drop: Stay cozy and warm my friends!
Friends, the end of the year is near. It feels like 2023 flew by in the blink of an eye. There have been moments of joy but other parts of …
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International success, last-second wins highlight best U Sports moments of 2023
In a year that featured the return of the FISU World University Games, last-minute title-clinching goals and underdog teams winning championships, 2023 was a memorable year for U Sports. As …
Canadian Para athletes not immune to hazards of travel, where damaged equipment can cost shot at a medal
Some Canadian Para athletes as well as the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) are calling for better transportation of athletes to and from international competitions. It comes in the wake of …
Canada’s first sport integrity commissioner Sarah-Eve Pelletier to resign in early 2024
Sarah-Eve Pelletier will resign as Canada’s first sport integrity commissioner early next year. The Quebec lawyer and former artistic swimmer was appointed in April 2022 to head the Office of …
‘Stuck in a cycle’: Providers say disjointed mental health care failing to meet needs of Black youth
As a young Black person, the more mental health help you need, the harder a time you seem to have getting it. At least, that’s what Mary, a mental health …
‘Focusing on us’: PWHL Ottawa aims to build on team culture heading into inaugural season
PWHL Ottawa left Upstate New York as the only team without a win after three pre-season games. But head coach Carla MacLeod headed back to Canada proud of her team, …
Philip Kim aims to inspire next generation of breakers at Olympics
Philip Kim is about to make history as the first Canadian breaker to make it to the Olympics. The Vancouver native, known as Phil Wizard, will be competing in the …
Rule changes, merchandise sales next on the docket as PWHL races to puck drop
Nine pre-season games hosted in upstate New York last week offered the first opportunity for Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) players to scope out the competition, and for general managers …
We should have been here 10 years ago, says Big Oil at COP28
As the curtains are set to close on COP28, the oil and gas industry remains firmly in the crosshairs as nations deliberate whether an agreement can be reached to phase …
Hard hit by climate change, Indigenous leaders want strong voice at COP28
From disappearing salmon stocks and caribou herds to wildfires and a changing landscape, Indigenous leaders are sharing their impressions at the UN climate summit of how a warming planet is …