Sports Scope

In Canadian football, special teams often fly under the radar—but they’re crucial to winning games.

Technology in sports is nothing new. Instant replay, goal-line systems, and sensor-based tools have become common across many leagues.

The Florida Panthers have done it again — winning the Stanley Cup for the second consecutive year and proving beyond doubt that they are the NHL’s latest powerhouse.

Another early playoff exit. Another year of unmet expectations. And once again, the Toronto Maple Leafs are at a crossroads — with Mitch Marner at the centre of it.

Frank McCrystal’s induction into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025, in the Builder category, is a fitting tribute to a lifetime of leadership, vision, and impact on Canadian football.

In a league dominated by NCAA standouts and U Sports stars, Logan Ferland’s path to CFL All-Star status stands out—not just for its rarity, but for what it represents.

Golf fans in Canada have waited decades for this. If a Canadian golfer breaks through to win the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont, it would be more than a personal victory—it would be a national milestone.

As youth sports become more specialized, it's important to remember the benefits of playing multiple sports. Multi-sport athletes develop better physically, mentally, and emotionally, and often enjoy longer, healthier athletic careers.

The Western Canadian Baseball League holds a unique and valuable place in Canada’s sports scene, serving as more than just a summer league.

The Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2025 is more than a roll call — it’s a celebration of the province’s passion for the game and the people who’ve shaped it.