Well played, South Straya police, well played.

Looking ahead to an important conversation on the Future of Sport in Canada Commission’s Final Report presented by oneBADGE. This panel will bring together perspectives from across the sport sector to reflect on key themes emerging from the report and what they may mean for the future of sport in Canada. Register here: buff.ly/pMCYlQW

Days after Sport Integrity Canada expanded its national public sanctions registry to include historic cases of individuals who have been permanently barred from sport, Volleyball Canada has provided the names of 16 individuals who have been added to the registry. The registry now includes the names of 36 individuals who have been permanently banned by national sport organizations. A number of national sport organizations, including Hockey Canada, did not participate in the first phase of the expansion. tsn.ca/other-sports/article/…

Secretary of State van Koeverden announces investments to strengthen safety, integrity and transparency across the Canadian sport system. 🍁 📰Learn more: canada.ca/en/canadian-herita…

OH MY GOSH. JON THURSTON!😱 Canada’s 🇨🇦Jon Thurston pulls off what might be one of the greatest curling shots EVER - threading it through the port and hitting the thinnest of runbacks. Absolutely unbelievable. #MilanoCortina2026 #Paralympics2026

Artist uses frozen Alberta lake as his canvas cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7…

Congratulations to Class of 2026. lethbridgesportcouncil.ca/ne…

Dad takeover on the dual moguls podium at #MilanoCortina2026 🥹❤️

Winter Olympics time! We’re launching a podcast series with insights, info & sports science perspectives on some of the most compelling sports from Milan. We kick off with The Beauty & Drama of Figure Skating thanks to @rockerskating. Listen here 👇 podcasts.apple.com/za/podcas…

Artistry, athleticism and science. Figure Skating is a highlight of any Winter Olympics, and thanks to @rockerskating, it's the first of our Winter Olympic special podcasts. Learn about quad axles, training routines, skate tech, and The Backstreet Boys: podcasts.apple.com/za/podcas…

RT @JonHaidt: If you're feeling powerless to do anything about the administration's assault on American values (and alliances, and rights..…

Thrilled to be at the @SportForLife_ summit to hear creative ideas to be weaved into the work @LethbridgeSport does in our community. Supporting those who make sport happen. Supporting families get involved in sport. #lethbridge

U.S. denies entry to 14 Ethiopian athletes ahead of World XC Championships: runningmagazine.ca/the-scene…

CHOOSE ONE 🎄

Addison Barger just hit the first pinch-hit grand slam in World Series history.

Tokyo 2025 World Championship medals by athlete sponsor (excluding relay medals) Sponsor info from athlete and shoe company social media posts.

FULL-TIME🇨🇦 England wins 33-13 over Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team in the final of the Women’s Rugby World Cup Tries: Asia Hogan-Rochester (5', 53') Penalty Kicks: Sophie de Goede (34') #RugbyCA | #OneSquad | #RWC2025

I think I’ve only ever had one real hero in my life: Terry Fox. This week I’ve been reflecting on my race, but also missing out on the Terry Fox runs back home that I’d usually be out to support. I’ve taken so much inspiration from Terry. His dedication, his humility, and his desire to use his story & passion to do good in the community are just a few of his traits that I try to emulate in my own journey. These are all chronic traits but in a moment last Saturday morning, on the streets of Tokyo, it was Terry’s strength of will that I needed most. It was a trait I wasn’t sure I had. But like Terry, I simply had to try. 1 step, then 100 steps, then 1000 steps. I’ve learned a lot about myself this week. I’ve learned that I’m so much stronger than I think I am. I’ve learned that the thing about the Gold medal that brings me the most joy is seeing the joy it brings others when I ask if I can put it around their neck. And I’ve learned that 30 odd years ago I chose the best hero imaginable. Thank You Terry for teaching me what it means to be Canadian, for showing me the power our dreams have, and for teaching me that we all have tremendous strength. And thank you to @TerryFoxCanada for the amazing work you do. Everyone should check out the ‘Finish It’ campaign (where this amazing audio is from) to learn more.

The new Canadian Sport Policy is here. 👀 It’s about building healthier, stronger communities across the country. See how you can be part of the movement: ➡️ csp.sirc.ca

🇨🇦 MBOKO MAGIC IN MONTREAL Canada’s Victoria Mboko defeats Naomi Osaka 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 to win the National Bank Open in Montreal. The 18-year-old was fearless. Didn’t quit. And rode the wave of a raucous hometown crowd to a memorable title victory. Outstanding.