Toronto in the NBA Finals and Other Milestones in the History of Canadian Sports
(6/03/2019) The first appearance of the Toronto Raptors in the NBA Finals has garnered enormous enthusiasm in one of the…
The Toronto Raptors playoff Success Represents a Shift in Canadian Identity
(05/31/2019) If you’re not a basketball fan right now, you’re missing out. For the first time since they were founded…
Re-thinking Canada through Indigenous hockey
“Damn, we got it. We won one in their barn!” To Cree hockey player Eugene Arcand, these words made little…
‘Serious problems with the policy’: U of T’s Bruce Kidd on the ruling against Caster Semenya
Caster Semenya, the South African 800-metre Olympic and world champion, recently lost her landmark legal case against the International Association of…
Eight Canadians Who Can Achieve Gold at Pyeongchang’s Olympic Games
These will be the fourth Olympic Games for the four-time Canadian gold medalist, Charles Hamelin.
Top 5 Hispanic – Caribbean Athletes in Canada’s Sports History
Puerto Rican Roberto Alomar has undeniably written his name with gold letters on the Toronto Blue Jays’ history.
Canada: A Surprising Destination for Cuban Baseball
This team is headed by Roger Machado, three-time winner of the National Series, and the lineup includes several of the main players that have stayed in the country, as well as other highly-experienced figures.
The Blue Jays’ Spanish Logo
El puertorriqueño Carlos Delgado forma parte del cuarteto de grandes estrellas latinoamericanas que integran el ¨Level of Excellence¨ de la historia de los Blue Jays de Toronto.
Five Stars Have Gained Momentum in Toronto Pan Am Games
The Unites States had never had such a young and brilliant sprinter since the time of Marion Jones. 17-year-old Kaylin Whitney has everything it takes to shine in athletics and she showed her talent in Toronto.
Five Spectacular Moments in Toronto Pan Am Games
In 100 m, De Grasse clocked 9.97 seconds in the qualifying stage and in the final, although he couldn’t finish below 10 seconds – it was 10.05 – he did cross the line before Barbadian Ramon Gittens.
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