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Cyle Larin’s goal not only saved the World Cup opener for Canada on Friday, it gave a bunch of Canadian celebrities a reason to stomp and shout.

Top-seeded Canadian Félix Auger-Aliassime was upset 6-4, 6-3 by Poland’s Kamil Majchrzak on Friday in quarterfinal action at the Libema Open.

Canadian defender Moise Bombito took part in modified training Monday as his status for the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues to hang in the balance.

The new Las Vegas team in the PWHL announced Monday that it has signed two players from the Montreal Victoire: defender Erin Ambrose and forward Hayley Scamurra.

Montreal Canadiens right-winger Brendan Gallagher was the guest of honour at the Sports Celebrity Dinner, a fundraiser for the Cummings Centre Foundation.

A record North American crowd watched Canada rebound from an opening set loss to bounce back and beat France in women’s Volleyball Nations League play at Centre Videotron on Saturday.

Montreal Victoire defender and rookie of the year finalist Nicole Gosling is the first to leave the champions in the expansion draft after being signed by Hamilton.

Despite being the better side most the evening, No. 30 Canada surrendered a first-half lead and played to a disappointing 1-1 draw against lower-ranked Ireland in its final tune-up before the global showcase.

The Canadian Street Soccer Association gives those experiencing homelessness and social isolation the chance to play the game and change their lives.

Defensive back Robert Kennedy III figured pretty prominently in the Montreal Alouettes’ 30-27 overtime win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Thursday night.

Habs centreman Nick Suzuki took home the Frank J. Selke Trophy for best defensive forward, and Cole Caufield won the Lady Byng for sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing.

Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber said he’s optimistic about CF Montréal’s future in the league, but certain conditions will need to be met for that to happen.

Greenfield Park, Que. native Maxime Crépeau will be Canada’s starting goalkeeper at the FIFA World Cup.

Tennis Canada data shows that participation in the country is on the rise. Last year, 6 million Canadians hit the courts, an increase of over a million since 2023.