National Sports

TORONTO — Longtime soccer administrator Alan Southard, the first president of the Canadian Minor Soccer Association, has died at the age of 92. He passed away on Oct. 20.

TORONTO — It's hard to imagine the CFL existing in its present state without David Braley. The longtime B.C. Lions owner and chairman died Monday at his home in Burlington, Ont. He was 79.

MILL RIVER EAST, P.E.I. — Police in Prince Edward Island say a night of alleged "joyriding" on stolen golf carts has led to multiple arrests.

Canada's Denis Shapovalov is out of the Vienna Open after suffering a first-round loss to a player with just one previous win at the ATP Tour level.

CALGARY — Minor hockey players who were filmed pushing a boy into a locker room wall until he fell to the ground and appeared to briefly convulse have lost their playing privileges pending an investigation, the executive director of Hockey Calgary sa

Ajou Ajou knew the first day he stepped foot at Clemson that's where he wanted to be. It was in June 2019 when the six-foot-three, 215-pound receiver from Brooks, Alta., was at the school attending Tigers' coach Dabo Swinney's summer football camp.

With just three games left in the regular season, Montreal Impact coach Thierry Henry says every match is a must-win for his team.

TORONTO — Canadian batsman Ravinderpal Singh has been drafted by the Colombo Kings as one of its overseas player selections for the 2020 Lanka Premier League (LPL). The five-team cricket league is scheduled to run Nov. 21 to Dec.

Two quarantines and a 22,550-kilometre round-trip to New Zealand. Canada rugby coach Kingsley Jones has been on an emotional journey of late.

The Canada Summer Games have set new dates. Originally scheduled for 2021, the Niagara Games were previously postponed to 2022 due to concerns around COVID-19. The rescheduled Games will now run Aug. 6 to 21, 2022.