2025 Saskatoon Sports Year in Review
A look back at the unforgettable sports stories from Saskatoon in 2025, featuring Huskies championships, inspiring comebacks, and local legends. Read the highlights now.
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Third Hughes sibling stars for William Aberhart basketball
India Hughes, a senior at William Aberhart High School, carries on a family tradition as the latest sibling to play for the Hornets basketball team. Discover the story of this Calgary sports legacy.
Kitchener's Top Sports Stories of 2025
A Kitchener basketball player joins the Washington Wizards and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins CP Male Athlete of the Year. Explore the top sports moments from the region in 2025.
20 Years Later, Sports Page's 'Yulin' Still a Holiday Hit
Twenty years after its final episode, the Vancouver TV show Sports Page and its holiday special 'Yulin' with the Page' still resonate with fans, a nostalgic look at a more playful sports media era.
Volt Hockey Electrifies Toronto's Variety Village
Discover how Volt hockey, an adaptive sport played in battery-powered carts, is empowering athletes with disabilities at Toronto's Variety Village and gaining national recognition.
Sports Reporter Duncan McKenzie-McHarg Dies at 41
Popular Australian sports presenter Duncan McKenzie-McHarg has died at age 41 after a fall in Los Angeles. The freelance journalist covered major tennis events and worked for Fox Sports and others.
2025 a Success for Female Sports in Canada: CEO
The CEO of Canadian Woman and Sport declares 2025 a pivotal year for female athletics. Discover the key achievements and the momentum driving change for women in sports across the nation.
Israel Shuts Down Army Radio After 75 Years
The Israeli cabinet has voted to close the historic Army Radio station, ending a 75-year broadcast era. Prime Minister Netanyahu supported the controversial decision.
All Saints High Presents It's a Wonderful Life Radio Play
All Saints High School's Cappies production of 'It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play' blended nostalgia and imagination, featuring standout student performances and live sound effects. A review of the December 2025 show.
Women Athletes Fight Against Restrictive Sports Uniforms
Australian basketball star Erin Phillips leads a growing movement against uncomfortable, sexualized uniforms in women's sports, sparking a global conversation on athlete autonomy and performance.
Skate Canada Boycotts Alberta Over Transgender Sports Ban
Skate Canada cancels major events in Alberta after the province's ban on transgender women in female sports. A deep dive into the science of athletic performance and the escalating national debate.
Montreal's First Female Sports Bar Opens Its Doors
Montreal's first female sports bar, Le Nadia, is now open, offering a new space for fans to cheer on the Victoire. Discover the details of this landmark opening.
CKUA gets 'life-changing' $11M in federal funding
Edmonton's iconic CKUA Radio has secured $11 million in federal funding, a historic investment that will secure its future and expand its cultural reach across Alberta and beyond.
Dinos Hall of Fame Inducts Class of 2026
The University of Calgary celebrates its 60th anniversary by inducting four individuals and two historic teams into the Dinos Hall of Fame. Meet the legends being honoured in February.
Skate Canada cancels Alberta events over gender law
Skate Canada will no longer host national or international events in Alberta, citing the province's new sports gender legislation. The move impacts future competitions.
Howard Stern inks new 3-year SiriusXM contract
Radio legend Howard Stern ends retirement speculation, signing a new three-year deal with SiriusXM. The shock jock, 71, says he 'figured out a way to have it all' with a more flexible schedule.
Quebec's Bill 1 called an attack on English school boards
Quebec's proposed constitution, Bill 1, faces fierce opposition from anglophone school boards who warn it strips their constitutional control and centralizes power in Quebec City. Read the details.
McGill sports cuts feel like a choice, not necessity
Former varsity athlete Ryan Hillier argues McGill University's decision to cut teams is a policy choice that breaks a social contract with students and harms Quebec's athletic landscape.
Calgarian's 30-Year Passion Builds Padel Tennis in Canada
Discover how Calgarian Bill Stamile spent over three decades introducing and growing padel tennis in Canada, from the first court in Calgary to international recognition. Explore the sport's local roots.
McGill's $50M facility crisis preceded sports team cuts
A month before axing teams, McGill's athletics director warned the Board of Governors of deteriorating, unsafe facilities needing over $50M in repairs. Discover the details behind the controversial decision.
Research: Sports Medicine Not Keeping Up With Female Athletes
A new study from Calgary reveals a critical gap in sports medicine, with female athletes receiving fewer supports after injuries. Learn about the research and its call for change.
Quebec 2026 Tax Rates Announced
A detailed breakdown of the Quebec income tax rates and brackets for the 2026 tax year. Find out how much you'll owe and plan your finances accordingly.
Sledge Hockey Program in Winnipeg Empowers Visually Impaired
A free weekly sledge hockey program in Winnipeg is providing a sense of freedom and inclusion for youth and adults who are blind or partially sighted. Discover how the First Shift initiative is changing lives on the ice.
uOttawa Campus Radio Needs $100K to Avoid Closure
CHUO, University of Ottawa's campus radio, must raise substantial funds by deadline or face permanent shutdown. Community rallies to save iconic station.
Les Furies: Quebec's First Female Sports Comedy
New Quebec comedy Les Furies brings roller derby to the big screen, celebrating women in sports with a feel-good story about channeling rage into teamwork.
Mont-Tremblant Alpine Ski World Cup Gets Green Light
The prestigious Alpine Ski World Cup returns to Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, marking a major victory for Canadian winter sports tourism and economic development in the region.
John Oakley Retires from AM 640 After Legendary Career
Toronto radio icon John Oakley hosts his final show on AM 640 Friday after nearly 50 years in broadcasting. Learn about his influential career and legacy.
Calgary Dinos Honour 214 Academic Achievers
The University of Calgary celebrates 214 Dinos student-athletes for their outstanding academic success, marking the second-highest total in university history. Discover their inspiring achievements.
Quebec cuts deficit forecast, provides tax relief
Quebec's finance minister has revised the province's deficit downward and announced tax breaks for workers and industries affected by U.S. tariffs, including $290M for agriculture.
Olympians: McGill sports cuts hurt Canadian athletes
Canadian Olympians Andre De Grasse and Glenroy Gilbert urge McGill University to reverse decision eliminating 16 sports teams, warning it will damage athletic development nationwide.
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