Bruce Arthur

The Republican nominee for the U.S. presidency is promising his supporters that they can be as bad as they want to be, Bruce Arthur writes.

If you want to activate a city that already activates itself during every World Cup, one possible solution stands out.

Beefing with DeRozan on Vince Carter night was a selfish move by the Raptors global ambassador. The team and the city don't need this.

There's a fearlessness to the sophomore's shooting, make or miss.

The question was how deep Canada Soccer wanted to dig and could dig, and the answer in its independent report was, not far.

Sunday's Grey Cup is the apex for a 31-year-old who has made 25 starts in his CFL career.

It's not a new challenge for the CFL, where a third of the fans are between 55 and 74.

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.

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.

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?