Signa Butler

On the field, it’s the first year for the National Women’s Soccer League’s expanded playoff format, which sees six teams qualifying to the post-season instead of four like in years past.

There were many lessons learned in the Canadian women’s first-ever forage in the prestigious Volleyball Nations League last season. Now the young squad is ready for year No. 2.

The Canadian women’s mogul team has undergone some big changes, with a small group of hungry up-and-comers, led by a 21-year-old Maïa Schwinghammer, hoping to make their own mark on the world stage.

From taking up the sport of freestyle skiing in her early 20s, to making the Beijing Olympic halfpipe final six years later, to landing her first-ever World Cup podium and X Games invite this season at age 27, Canada’s Amy Fraser is just getting started.

It can be tough to reconcile that even the most successful stars of sport grapple with their mental health. Canadian tennis star Bianca Andreescu and Olympic cycling gold medallist Kelsey Mitchell reached the ultimate height in each of their sports, but both have endured mental health challenges on their respective journeys to stardom.

AFC Toronto announced Monday that Jade Kovacevic, a former Canadian youth international and League1 Ontario's all-time leading scorer, is their historic first signing.

There’s plenty of coaching talent both at home and abroad to be considered while looking for Bev Priestman's replacement as head coach of Canada's women's soccer team. Whoever the new candidate may be must be someone who can not only mend culture and build trust, but also win.

Emma Regan signed with AFC Toronto on Thursday and is the first active national team player to sign with the Northern Super League, Canada’s new domestic professional soccer league kicking off in April 2025.

Calgary's Mya Jones, fresh off a successful rookie campaign with the NWSL’s San Diego Wave, has signed with AFC Toronto of the Northern Super League on a season-long loan. 

As Canada’s most successful Olympic team with 42 Olympic and over 150 world championship medals through the years, the expectations are always high for the Canadian speed skating team. Italy holds a special place in the heart of Canadian speed skaters. Will there be the same kind of magic at Milano-Cortina 2026?