The Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada, which canceled its regular pro golf season this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, announced that it is going to host four tournaments for players residing in Canada. The Canada Life Series will hold two 54-hole events at Bear Mountain in Langford on the mountain course from 10 to 12 […]
The top 10 most popular sports in Canada (Part 1)
There are some things that make Canada unique and interesting. The country’s excellent climate, strong economy, low crime rate and proximity to the United States make it one of the best places to visit or live. But the Canadian description cannot be complete without mentioning the many games loved by thousands of domestic audiences. Canadians value a […]
Mediapro Canada To Produce Seven Games of the Canadian Elite Basketball League With AutomaticTV
Mediapro Canada has been chosen by the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), the country’s first division professional men’s basketball league, in order to produce live television coverage of all 26 matches in the league’s 2020 CEBL Summer Series, tipping off on July 25 and culminating in the Championship Final on August 9. Mediapro Canada will […]
Hockey player of Campbell River invited to Hockey Canada’s virtual summer training camp
A hockey player of Campbell River, Olivia Knowles, has netted an invitation to a virtual Hockey Canada summer camp. Olivia Knowles is one of 50 players from across the country to be invited to the BFL CANADA National Women’s Development Team Summer Camp, which meets weekly till athletes return to university this fall. The 21 […]
Top 10 most popular summer sports in Canada (Part 2)
Lacrosse Lacrosse is one of the oldest sports in Canada. The National Lacrosse Association of Canada is the nation’s first sports body, established in 1867. In 1994 the racquet became the official summer sport of the country. In Lacrosse competitions around the world, the men’s and women’s Lacrosse teams are highly regarded by professionals. Canada’s […]
NHL’s focus shifts to cities of Canada as possible hubs
Canada has approved the NHL’s return-to-play plan that could lead to one or more cities in the north of the border serving as host sites for its 24-team playoff format. Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced on Friday that the nation’s top public health officer in Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia had signed off […]