Tragically Hip offers helping hand to Canada women’s rugby team fundraising campaign
The Tragically Hip is doing its bit to help support the Canadian women's rugby team ahead of this month's World Cup in England.
Mboko enjoying her breakthrough under NBO spotlight
What a difference a week can make. Last Sunday, as Victoria Mboko was getting set to make her National Bank Open debut against Australia’s Kimberly Birrell, many spectators at IGA Stadium’s Centre Court in Montreal could be forgiven for not knowing too much about the 18-year-old from Toronto.
‘Greatest swimmer of all time...’ Toronto swimmers cheer on McIntosh after win
With four world championship gold medals and a single bronze draped around her neck, Summer McIntosh is doing more than just winning on an international level — she is inspiring young swimmers in her hometown as well.
Marta’s late heroics lead Brazil to ninth Copa America Femenina title
Six-time world player of the year Marta came off the bench to score twice, including an equalizer in stoppage time, as Brazil came from behind three times before winning the penalty shootout 5-4 against Colombia on Saturday to secure their ninth Copa America Femenina title.
Nurse ready to make waves with new PWHL team in Vancouver
When Sarah Nurse first stepped onto the Aquabus dock at Vancouver’s Granville Island, she was a little apprehensive. The Hamilton hockey player was unaccustomed to being just a few feet away from ocean waters, with no rails or safety barriers in sight.
Bouchard bids adieu to tennis with throwback performance
On center court in her hometown, Eugenie Bouchard delivered a thrilling performance — and a heartfelt goodbye to tennis — with a hard-fought loss in her final match Wednesday night.
McIntosh wins third gold at swimming world championship
Canada’s Summer McIntosh has claimed her third gold medal of the world swimming championships. The 18-year-old from Toronto won the women’s 200-metre butterfly on Thursday in a meet-record 2 minutes 1.99 seconds, just shy of the world record 2:01.81.
Can Lynx star Collier have it all?
This summer, as Napheesa Collier attempts to lead the Lynx back to the WNBA Finals -- this time as the league MVP favorite -- she's also helping to lead the most important contract negotiations in the league's history.
England’s Euro 2025 champions given a heroes’ welcome
Thousands of fans came out to celebrate England's back-to-back Women's European Champions in London on Tuesday as coach Sarina Wiegman and her players were given a homecoming to remember.
Canada’s Michelle Plouffe retires after career with women’s, 3x3 national teams
Three-time Olympian Michelle Plouffe has announced her retirement from international basketball.
Canada’s McIntosh wins 200IM for second gold at swimming worlds
Summer McIntosh has won her second gold at at the world swimming championships in Singapore, winning the 200-metre individual medley.
Fernandez beats Kalinskaya in Citi Open final for first title of season
Canadian Leylah Annie Fernandez defeated Anna Kalinskaya 6-1, 6-2 in the Citi Open final on Sunday to capture her first title of the season and first 500-level title of her career.
Toronto’s BMO Field to host first-ever Northern Super League Final
The Northern Super League announced Friday that its first-ever NSL Final will take place on Saturday, November 15 at BMO Field in Toronto. It will be the first women’s professional sports team championship in Canada to be held at a neutral-site venue.
Kim with a stunning finish wins Evian Championship for her first major
Grace Kim always dreamed of winning a major on the LPGA Tour. What happened Sunday in a wild final hour at the Evian Championship was beyond her imagination.
Seattle Storm to unveil statue of Sue Bird
The Seattle Storm, in partnership with Climate Pledge Arena, announced that a statue honoring WNBA legend and Hall of Famer Sue Bird will be unveiled on Sunday, August 17.