Rachel Brady is a sports writer at The Globe and Mail, specializing in covering a wide range of sports events and stories, with a focus on Canadian sports. With her engaging and informative articles, Rachel brings her passion for sports to her readers, providing in-depth coverage of athletes, games, and the impact of sports on society.
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Rachel Brady's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly hockey and tennis. She also covers human interest stories related to notable Canadian figures in the world of sports. Given her focus on event coverage and government announcements, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming sporting events or major policy changes impacting the sports industry in Canada.
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The America's Cup will finally include a women's regatta for the first time in the event's 173-year history. Beatrice Colombo / America's Cup/Supplied
By: Rachel Brady
A report released Tuesday says 108,313 women and girls were registered as players in Hockey Canada-sanctioned programs last season – 19.9% of all participants, the highest percentage in Canadian hockey history
By: Rachel Brady
As the new women’s college season tips off Nov. 4, Fournier is among its most anticipated freshmen, rated No. 10 in ESPN’s HoopGurlz Recruiting Rankings
By: Rachel Brady
The tournament has been elevated to a silver-level event this year in its second season on the Professional Squash Association tour, and it’s awarding the largest purse in Canadian history
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The Professional Women's Hockey League's second season opens on Nov. 30, when the Boston Fleet visit the Toronto Sceptres. Spencer Colby/The Canadian Press
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As a player, Andrew Cordssen-David suffered concussions that weren't always caught by current protocols. As the founder of HeadFirst Inc., he hopes his more subjective, rapid test will be a game changer
By: Rachel Brady
New York Sirens forward Sarah Fillier takes to the ice for practice during the PWHL Pre-Season Mini Camp in Toronto on Nov. 20.
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Toronto's Brittany Howard drives Minnesota's Maggie Flaherty into the boards during second period PWHL action in Toronto on May 1. Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press
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