Myles Dichter

The journey to the L.A. Olympics in 2028 begins Saturday for Canada's women's basketball team with the start of the FIBA AmeriCup tournament in Chile.

On Sunday, a new chapter of Canadian 3x3 basketball will begin at the World Cup in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, with both the women's and men's teams set to compete for a title neither has ever won.

Since 2019, Rory McIlroy has made a habit of playing the Canadian Open, even as it’s bounced around a bit on the schedule. The reigning Masters champion has never hidden his affinity for national opens.

After taking silver in dramatic fashion at Paris 2024, Canadian beach volleyball duo Melissa Humana-Paredes and Brandie Wilkerson are aiming for gold at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. The Canadians compete at an Elite16 Beach Pro Tour event beginning Wednesday in the Czech Republic.

The beginning of the decade had been rough for golf in Canada. Now, as the 2025 Canadian Open is set to be played from June 5-8 for the first time at TPC Toronto, billed by Golf Canada as the Canadian home of golf, the tournament and game itself appear to have ascended.

A fascinating Toronto Tempo ownership group grew by one on Tuesday. Actress, writer and advocate Lilly Singh has joined the WNBA team as an owner and chief hype officer, the team announced.

In about one year, the Toronto Tempo could have their franchise player. At least, that’s the goal. The first entry-draft pick in Tempo history may also be the most important, helping set the tone for the expansion team like Damon Stoudamire once did for the Toronto Raptors in 1995.

The All-Canadian Basketball Games were first conceived at a California Sandwiches in Richmond Hill, Ont. That’s where Tony McIntyre, the CEO of the premier boys basketball program Bounce Elite and father of ex-NBAer Tyler Ennis, first met John Celenza as they presumably hovered over veal sandwiches. Later, McIntyre would hand Celenza a mission: make a healthier Gatorade alternative.

Kayla Sanchez, Finlay Knox, Emma O’Croinin and Blake Tierney are all set to compete at the U Sports national championships, which will be held at the U of T pool from March 6-8. Live streaming coverage will be available on CBCSports.ca and CBC Gem.

Monica Wright Rogers on Thursday met Toronto media for the first time since being hired as general manager of the WNBA's Tempo. The expansion team, Canada's first in the league, will begin play next year.

The Toronto Tempo released their full merchandise collection on Tuesday, including everything from hoodies and hats to basketball-shaped pillows and planters.

How WNBA's Toronto Tempo can learn from expansion Golden State Valkyries, '95 Raptors

The two-woman bobsleigh team of Bianca Ribi and Niamh Haughey has its sights set on March’s world championships in Lake Placid, N.Y. Their relationship, one that’s landed them on the cusp of the 2026 Olympics, was forged on ice and through fire.

From the unveiling of the Toronto Tempo to her interview with CBC Sports, media appearances for Teresa Resch were nonstop. Yet through it all, Resch was still bursting with excitement at the introduction of the Tempo as the city’s incoming WNBA team. The franchise plays its first game in May 2026.

A new rule for certain alpine World Cup ski events has become a major talking point among athletes. In early November, FIS — alpine’s governing body — announced that racers in speed events (downhill and super-G) would be mandated to wear airbags in competition.

WNBA Toronto may be next up to reveal its nickname and logo, but that's only the beginning of building its brand.

After nearly six complete seasons, the Canadian Premier League finds itself at an inflection point. Ahead of Saturday’s championship match, it appears there’s some stability — and, consequently, an opportunity to further establish the league’s place within the rapidly growing soccer landscape.

Carissa Norsten's University of Victoria women's rugby squad is one of eight headed to UPEI for the national 15s championship, which begins Wednesday with live coverage beginning at 12 p.m. ET on CBCSports.ca and CBC Gem.

As the details get worked through for a league that has not yet begun play or introduced any coaches or players, U Sports athletes can move forward with the knowledge that something will be there for them once their university careers are done.

The issue of classification is a thorny subject within Paralympic circles. At its heart, the act of categorizing impaired athletes is intended to make Para sport equitable. But athletes will tell you that process is not always fair.