Marty Klinkenberg

Moss was born with Down syndrome but became an inspiration to other people with mental and intellectual disabilities and an ambassador for the Canadian Down Syndrome Society

Only four of 198 teams that fell behind 3-0 have won an NHL playoff series

Artturi Lehkonen’s overtime winner gives Avalanche sweep of Edmonton Oilers as Colorado advances to Stanley Cup final

The annual tournament will start Tuesday, and what would have been a flagship event in the global hockey community is now met with relative indifference mostly because of the anger and frustration surrounding Hockey Canada

After conquering the triple crown of open-water swimming, Toronto-born Sean Nuttall earlier this month became only the second person to achieve a double-crossing of Lake Ontario, covering 100 kilometres in 42 hours

Jarnkrok scores two goals for Maple Leafs in 4-2 loss to the Ottawa Senators in early outing after signing a four-year, US$8.4-million deal this summer

Tinker worked with the organization that supports young BIPOC women in their athletic careers in the U.S. and this summer created its Canadian counterpart with financial support from Canadian Tire

Emotional gala at the Hockey Hall of Fame marked start of event bringing big names together to share hard truths, build trust and advance equity, diversity and inclusion in the sport

When the numbers are crunched, the Bruins are slightly better than the Maple Leafs in almost every category. The difference between them, though, has gotten smaller and smaller

So much for a soft send-off into sunny weather and the all-star break

Dean Barnes’ collection of cards featuring Black and biracial players is intended to amplify the contributions those players have made and inspire people of colour

Toronto acquired Erik Gustafsson and Luke Schenn and a first-round pick on Tuesday leading up to Friday’s NHL trade deadline

Nathan MacKinnon scores lone shootout goal for Colorado to lead Stanley Cup champs to a 2-1 road win

Florida comes back from 2-0 deficit to take the lead in the series as both teams head south for Game 3

Multitalented Canadian faces biggest challenge yet when she skippers Canada’s yacht at the first Women’s America’s Cup

With 49 skaters and seven goaltenders in camp, familiar faces take centre stage ahead of the Oct. 11 start of the regular season

At a Hamilton museum, this Second World War-era plane gives its caretakers and passengers a hands-on way to remember an era of conflict and courage

Toronto is in a slump and it can only expect more turbulance with games against the Flames, Canucks and Kraken coming

Only Canadian to win the Masters ready for big 2024 as captain of Presidents Cup’s International team

The Toronto native and former Maple Leaf is closing in on the 50 goal mark as Edmonton prepares to face the Maple Leafs Saturday