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Tara's coverage spans a variety of topics, including health, entertainment news, and wellbeing. Her articles often include expert commentary and cite data to support their claims.
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By: Tara De Boer
Five years after its inception, Toronto’s first-ever paid women’s sports league is witnessing unprecedented success. HoopQueens now has 40 athletes across four teams, and hosts games at the University of Toronto — an upgrade from its previous venue at Humber College.
By: Claus Andersen
Including why Matthews is besties with Justin Bieber and how a kid from the desert became Toronto hockey’s latest hero
By: Tara De Boer
Short track speedskater Courtney Sarault's mentality carried her to her first Crystal Globe success at the 2025 ISU Short Track World Tour circuit after earning a silver in the 1,500-metre final — making her the first Canadian woman to do so. She is expected to be named to the Canadian Olympic team later this month.
It’s no longer news that women’s sports is becoming an increasingly lucrative industry. There is more investment, better coverage, and bigger audiences than ever before. As a result, players' unions across the board are pushing for higher pay, as well as improved benefits and working conditions. But when will their paycheques catch up with their skill?
