Bruce Arthur is a columnist at the Toronto Star. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and general assignment news, with a particular focus on soccer, the Olympics, and prominent sports figures in Canada. Bruce's work has been featured in various publications, including The Hamilton Spectator and the Niagara Falls Review.
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Bruce Arthur's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly baseball, soccer, and basketball. He frequently provides opinion editorials and covers events in the sporting world. His articles often analyze evolving stories in the realm of sports.
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By: Bruce Arthur
It's not a new challenge for the CFL, where a third of the fans are between 55 and 74.
By: Bruce Arthur
Changing the CFL is a hard task, because its greatest virtue is that it can feel big enough and small enough at the same time.
By: Bruce Arthur
After slaying the Bombers in B.C., the quarterback watched his four-year-old do snow angels in the confetti, and his wife searched for a part of his trophy.
By: Bruce Arthur
Who would you rather be: the team paying a mercurial and injury-plagued Embiid $193 million and Paul George another $154 million, or these Raptors?
By: Bruce Arthur
Bluesky offers tools to shape your experience online, instead of being forced to exist in the echo chamber that defines X.
By: Bruce Arthur
Too many Canadian politicians didn’t just accept Trump’s bark-at-the-waiter framing, but hopped to attention, ready to serve.
By: Bruce Arthur
In the wake of the Paris Olympics drone bombshell, now the two architects of the golden age of Canadian soccer are hell and gone.
By: Bruce Arthur
The swimmer was just 17 when she put up probably the greatest individual Olympic performance in Canadian history at the Paris Olympics.
By: Bruce Arthur
After leaving Sportsnet and landing with The Nation Network, Marek is still trying to believe he belongs in hockey, even as he invites others in.
By: Bruce Arthur
A group of health-care experts gathered in Toronto for a war game based on the idea of a protracted ground war in Europe that involves NATO countries, and therefore Canada.
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