When he stepped onto Ebbets Field on April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first African American in the 20th century to play baseball in the major leagues.

With the Grey Cup just around the corner, editor Laura Bonikowsky sorts through the differences between the CFL and the NFL.

Marilyn Bell became a Toronto heroine after swimming across Lake Ontario and later the English Channel and Strait of Juan de Fuca.

No one expected the 1967 Leafs to win the Stanley Cup and no one expected that it might never happen again! The Leafs that year knew they were flawed.

On Saturday, September 29, the Bluenose II, a reconstructed version of Canada’s most famous ship, the Bluenose, will launch in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia!

Le rédacteur Paul Foisy nous fait part de sa réflexion sur la performance des athlètes canadiens aux Jeux olympiques et sur le sport en général.

” The Olympic Games more likely derived from funeral games held in honour of fallen heroes, like the one Achilles held for his friend Patroclus in Homer’s Iliad.”

The Summer Olympics are upon us! Let’s take a stroll down memory lane to George Orton, Canada’s first Olympic champion.

Discover the history of skating, from its rise in the early 19th century to its popular explosion in the 20th century, where rinks became fashionable hang-outs and locations for masquerades.

En hiver, à une époque où il n’y avait pas de radio, pas de télévision, pas d’automobile, pas d’ordinateur et de jeux vidéo, les amusements existaient tout de même sous d’autres formes. Pour certains, le patinage était un bon moyen de se divertir et d’apprivoiser l’hiver.