The drive from Kitchener, ON to Windsor, ON is a straight shot down the 401. The road is wrapped with farmland and clouds of dirt. At 19, Joe Rupoli was old enough to drive alone, but to his surprise, a car rolled up behind him on the 401 and trailed him to a rest area between the two cities.
Hockey Canada scandal puts problems surrounding sports culture under the spotlight
By Fredrick Thomas Reyes As eight-year-old Fredrick made his way through the dark blue seats of the MTS Centre (now called the Canada Life Centre), his face lit up with a broad smile reaching from ear to ear. His eyes were wide with wonder from the moment he stepped foot inside as he took in…
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After the pandemic pre-empted Ontario university football players’ shots at playing professionally, top prospects have spent the last two years working tirelessly for a chance to live out their dream
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How two athletes triumphed over their injuries, their gruelling hockey practices and managed to graduate with honours while becoming some of the best female hockey players in Ontario.
When Canadian women made history in speedskating at the Beijing Olympics, their former coach Michel Rivet was at home in Ottawa, proudly cheering them on
