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Three Canadians among two dozen vying for spot on Raptors' summer league roster

Three Canadians among two dozen vying for spot on Raptors' summer league roster

TORONTO — John Jenkins touched down in Toronto at 1 a.m. Thursday, and was at the Raptors' practice facility for what was essentially another NBA job interview just seven hours later.
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A look at some CFL players new to their teams who could make an impact in 2017

A look at some CFL players new to their teams who could make an impact in 2017

It wouldn't be a CFL off-season without a number of players changing teams or joining the league for the first time. The Canadian Press takes a look a few who could make a difference in 2017: Chris Williams, B.C.
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Aaron Carpenter to break Al Charron's record with 77th cap Saturday

Aaron Carpenter to break Al Charron's record with 77th cap Saturday

Forward Aaron Carpenter will earn a record 77th cap Saturday as Canada takes on Romania in Edmonton, the final test before its Rugby World Cup qualifying series with the United States. The 34-year-old back-rower from Brantford, Ont.
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Consistency, hard work the key for B.C. Lions receiver Emmanuel Arceneaux

Consistency, hard work the key for B.C. Lions receiver Emmanuel Arceneaux

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — During a reflective moment before last season, Emmanuel Arceneaux looked inwards and made a decision. It was one that wound up benefiting both the veteran receiver and the B.C. Lions.
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Canada unchanged for second leg of U20 rugby qualifier against the U.S.

Canada unchanged for second leg of U20 rugby qualifier against the U.S.

EDMONTON — Canada under-20 coach Jeff Williams has named an unchanged squad for Game 2 of the World Rugby U20 Trophy qualifier against the U.S. on Saturday in Edmonton.
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Desjardins' approach not changing despite Redblacks Grey Cup victory

Desjardins' approach not changing despite Redblacks Grey Cup victory

Ottawa Redblacks GM Marcel Desjardins isn't one to dwell on the past, even if it involves a stunning Grey Cup victory.
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Boxing champion Wilder charged with marijuana possession

Boxing champion Wilder charged with marijuana possession

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Heavyweight boxing champion Deontay Wilder has been charged with marijuana possession. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, police said in a statement that they arrested Wilder on Wednesday after they found marijuana in his Cadillac Escalade.
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Tickets go on sale for Invictus Games as event marks 100-day countdown

Tickets go on sale for Invictus Games as event marks 100-day countdown

TORONTO — The strength of Canada's team at the upcoming Invictus Games in Toronto lies in the bond between the veterans and armed forces members who form the group, the team's co-captain said Thursday as organizers marked the 100-day countdown to the
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Looming expansion draft forcing clubs to shuffle rosters with buyouts, trades and signings

Looming expansion draft forcing clubs to shuffle rosters with buyouts, trades and signings

Team president Glen Sather said Dan Girardi's contributions to the New York Rangers were "immeasurable" as the club announced the impending buyout of his six-year contract.
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Blue Jays amateur scouting director Sanders 'very pleased' with three-day draft

Blue Jays amateur scouting director Sanders 'very pleased' with three-day draft

TORONTO — From selecting Logan Warmoth at No. 22 overall to the Sean Ross pick some 39 rounds later at No. 1,209, the Toronto Blue Jays took another step in restocking their prospect talent pool at this week's Major League Baseball Draft.
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