Here’s a first look at Toronto’s BMO Field ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

As the countdown to the FIFA 2026 World Cup games begins, Toronto’s BMO’s field is going through a number of renovations to meet the tournament’s standards.  On Tuesday, the city of Toronto and Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment unveiled details about the ongoing renovations and upgrades at the venue. Nick Eaves, MLSE’s chief venues and…

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CFL rule changes about ‘making a great game better’: Riders CEO

Sweeping changes coming to Canadian Football League (CFL) over the next two years are part of an effort to make the game more “entertaining,” according to Saskatchewan Roughriders CEO and president Craig Reynolds. “The whole goal around today’s announcement was to keep the game moving — transition from less field goals, more touchdowns, more scoring,…

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Canadians Nicholas Bennett, Arianna Hunsicker earn bronze medals at Para swimming worlds

Canada’s Nicholas Bennett and Arianna Hunsicker both reached the podium with bronze medals at the Para swimming world championships on Sunday in Singapore. Bennett of Parksville, B.C., claimed bronze in the men’s 200-metre freestyle S14 midway through opening night. The 21-year-old, who entered as the defending world champion, touched the wall in one minute 53.97…

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Canada eliminated from men’s volleyball world championship with loss to Poland

Canada has been eliminated from the men’s volleyball world championship. The Canadians fell 3-1 to top-ranked Poland on Saturday in Pasay City, Philippines to end their tournament. The Poles took the opening set 25-18 before Canada pushed back to grab the second 25-23, but were unable to keep that momentum going in losing 25-20 and 25-14 to…

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Injury forces 2021 Olympic champ Damian Warner to withdraw from decathlon at World Athletics Championships

Damian Warner’s attempt to win his first world championship title won’t be happening in Tokyo.  The 2021 Olympic champion decathlete from Canada is withdrawing from the competition with an Achilles injury. The competition is scheduled for Saturday morning in Tokyo.  In an Instagram post, the London, Ont., resident said while it wasn’t torn, and MRI…

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With trials and a hometown Brier on the horizon, Gushue motivated for final season

Of all the victories, moments, titles and podium appearances that Brad Gushue has experienced over his legendary curling career, his team’s ability to be a consistent contender for two-plus decades is something that stands out for the Canadian skip. “Just the longevity,” Gushue said Thursday on a video call with reporters. “The fact that we’ve…

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Brad Gushue retiring from competitive curling after next season

St. John’s curler Brad Gushue has announced he will retire from competitive curling at the end of this season. (Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press) Newfoundland and Labrador curler Brad Gushue — a two-time Olympic medallist who has won more national men’s curlling championships than anyone else in the sport — has announced he will retire from competitive curling at…

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Spain cycling event cut short after more than 100,000 protest Israeli-owned team

Spanish authorities say more than 100,000 people took part in the latest pro-Palestinian protests that interrupted the final stage of the Spanish Vuelta and forced organizers to cut short the Grand Tour event on Sunday, capping a campaign of disruptions. The central government’s representative for the Madrid region said that authorities estimated more than 100,000…

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