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National TeamCanada host Chile as new World Cup cycle begins
Jesse Marsch's side returns to action at BMO Field with a focus on continuity and honoring veterans Hoilett and Piette ahead of the 2030 qualifying campaign.
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National TeamCanada to host Nations League quarterfinal in Toronto
Canada will play the home leg of their Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal in Toronto on November 16, with a place in the 2027 finals and Gold Cup qualification at stake.
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National TeamCanada host Chile as new World Cup cycle kicks off
Canada's men's national team returns to action against Chile in Toronto, with Jesse Marsch aiming to build on their historic 2026 World Cup run while integrating new players.
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National TeamCanada squad returns for friendlies after World Cup run
The Canadian men's national team begins a three-match friendly series against Chile in Toronto, with coach Jesse Marsch integrating new faces while veterans like Junior Hoilett prepare for a farewell.
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National TeamCanada defender Derek Cornelius injured ahead of Chile friendly
Canada defender Derek Cornelius was taken to hospital after a non-contact lower body injury during a training session, casting doubt on his availability for upcoming friendlies.
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National TeamJamie Knight-Lebel called into Canada squad for September friendlies
Jamie Knight-Lebel has been added to Canada's roster for September friendlies, replacing the injured Alfie Jones.
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National TeamCanada host Chile in Toronto to kick off three-match window
Canada's men's national team returns to BMO Field for the first time since the 2026 World Cup to face Chile, Peru and the USA in a key preparation window for the Nations League quarterfinals.
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National TeamLondoner Jovan Ivanisevic earns Canada call-up for key friendlies
London-born defender Jovan Ivanisevic is part of a 26-man Canada squad for home friendlies against Chile and Peru.
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National TeamCanada squad without Davies and Crepeau for September friendlies
Canada will be without captain Alphonso Davies and goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau for their first post-World Cup friendlies against Chile and Peru this month.
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TransfersCanada defender Luc de Fougerolles loaned to Real Salt Lake
Canada defender Luc de Fougerolles joins Real Salt Lake on loan from Fulham, a move that includes an extension option through May.
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Match reportCanada's Historic World Cup 2026 Journey Analyzed
Canada's 2026 World Cup campaign saw the team make the round of 16 and secure historic wins.
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TransfersCanada's Stephen Eustaquio signs for Swansea City
Canada midfielder Stephen Eustaquio moves to Swansea City from Porto, signing a two-year contract as Les Rouges prepare for their next World Cup qualifier.
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TransfersCanada's Jayden Nelson signs for Bolton Wanderers in $1m move
Canada winger Jayden Nelson has joined English League One side Bolton Wanderers in a transfer worth a reported $1 million from Major League Soccer's Austin FC.
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Match reportVictor Lai Secures Bronze at Badminton World Champs
21-year-old Canadian Victor Lai, seeded seventh, earned a bronze medal at the Badminton World Championships in New Delhi after a 16-21, 21-13, 21-14 loss to France’s Alex Lanier in the semifinals. Lai repeated last year’s bronze, having first broken Canada’s medal drought with a quarter-final win over Singapore’s Loh Kean Yew in Paris. He also defeated Loh in the round of 16 and Denmark’s Rasmus Gemke in the quarter-finals this year, while climbing from 50th to seventh in the world rankings.
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Match reportToronto Tempo Returns to Vancouver for WNBA Games
Toronto Tempo’s president Teresa Resch announces the team’s return to Vancouver for a series of WNBA games, including matchups against the Portland Fire and Las Vegas Aces at Rogers Arena, after a 12-game losing streak and a 93-82 loss to the Washington Mystics.
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Match reportPortland Fire's Carleton Thrilled by WNBA Game in Canada
Portland Fire forward Bridget Carleton, 29, celebrated an 82-79 win over the Toronto Tempo in Vancouver on Friday, drawing 12,414 fans to Rogers Arena and ending Toronto's 12-game losing streak. The game highlighted the growing popularity of the WNBA in Canada and Carleton’s personal dream of playing professionally in her home country.
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OpinionCanada, UK, Australia Condemn Israel's Aid Worker Probe Closure
Canada, UK, and Australia condemned Israel's decision to close an investigation into the 2024 Gaza aid worker killings, calling it 'shameful' and demanding accountability.
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OpinionTrump's Tariffs Impact Canada's Economy
US President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on $20bn of Canadian goods, escalating trade tensions. A three-day suspension allows further negotiations to avoid escalation.
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National TeamClaire Murdoch: UConn Star Eyes Canada Development Team
Claire Murdoch, the UConn forward, is back for a third season with Canada’s National Development Team. She finished last season as a Hockey East top performer and is expected to be a playmaker for the national squad.
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Match reportAuger-Aliassime falls to Tiafoe in 4th round at Cincinnati Open
Felix Auger-Aliassime loses to Frances Tiafoe in fourth-round play at the Cincinnati Open.
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OpinionCanada Sees 28.6% Surge in Visitors During 2026 World Cup
Canada recorded a 28.6% increase in international arrivals in June 2026, with 33,600 more visitors than the previous year, according to Statistics Canada. The surge was driven mainly by visitors from Panama (10,700), Australia (7,700) and Germany (5,100), who flocked to Toronto and Vancouver ahead of their World Cup matches.
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Match reportCanada Wins Summer Series in Thrilling Shootout Against USA
Canada's national football team wins the Summer Series against USA in a thrilling shootout.
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Match reportCanada's Olympic Bid Ends in Semifinal Loss to Mexico
Canada's national team falls to Mexico in the Concacaf U-20 Championship semifinals.
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National TeamCanada Flag Football Team Eyes Olympic Qualification
Canada's flag football teams are in action at the world championships in Germany, with Olympic qualification on the line.