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Another basketball dynasty is budding at Carleton — this time, it's the women's team
For years, Carleton University in Ottawa has been synonymous with basketball. Led by head coach Dave Smart, the men's program racked up 17 titles in a 20-year span. So when Dani Sinclair left her alma mater Victoria to become the Ravens' women's head coach in 2020, she was ready to embrace the pressure.
Canadian short trackers show up in Milan as complete force less than one year from Olympics
Canada has all but locked up the first-ever team Crystal Globe, while star William Dandjinou leads the men's standings.
Rebuilding Canadian luge team preaching patience ahead of world championships in Whistler, B.C.
There would be plenty of reason for the Canadian luge team to be feeling the heat right now. The world championships begin Thursday at home in Whistler, B.C., — a day that just so happens to also mark one year out from the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics. Yet the prevailing sense around the young squad is patience.
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As WNBA free agency begins, Toronto Tempo can watch and learn from sidelines
Amid recent excitement around Toronto’s WNBA expansion team, one critical aspect has fallen through the cracks: the basketball itself.
Lives of U Sports women's hockey players intertwined from Quebec to Italy
As long as they can remember, the hockey lives of Gabrielle Santerre and Emilie Lussier have been intertwined as rivals. However, earlier in January, the Quebec natives finally found themselves not only on the same team — but the same line.
Toronto Tempo's merchandise drop shows team catering to all of Canada
The Toronto Tempo released their full merchandise collection on Tuesday, including everything from hoodies and hats to basketball-shaped pillows and planters.
Logan Reider's record game has Saskatchewan Huskies women's basketball riding high into playoff season
With the second-half season on the horizon, the challenge for Logan Reider is for her and the Saskatchewan Huskies to carry that momentum into March's national championship tournament at UBC.
Float like Abi: How Canada's Strate leans on beekeeping to master art of ski jumping
Abi Strate, a certified beekeeper, was part of the Canadian team that won bronze in a mixed event at the 2022 Beijing Olympics, securing the country’s first-ever ski jumping medal. The Calgary native appears to only be rising from there.
How WNBA's Toronto Tempo can learn from expansion Golden State Valkyries, '95 Raptors
The WNBA’s Toronto Tempo are alive — sort of. Set to join the league as an expansion team in 2026, the franchise revealed its nickname, logos and colours earlier in December. Yet the team remains, largely, an idea — one that won’t be realized until there are players.
From Whistler to Calgary, Canadian luge trio's Olympic journey nearing full circle
Rewatch the 2010 Vancouver Paralympics closing ceremony closely, and you’ll see three Canadian Olympic hopefuls belting out their national anthem. Little did they know that 14 years later, they’d be teammates on the Canadian luge team and roommates in Calgary.