Onraits and Wrongs Jay Onrait brings you all of the plays not good enough to be the Highlight of the Night and not bad enough to be the Worst Play of the Day from Sunday in the Onraits and Wrongs. play-btn-vid 2:12
Canadian teenager Brooks places third at World Surf League event in Portugal Canadian teenage surfer Erin Brooks finished third at the MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal after losing to American Gabriela Bryan in semifinal action Sunday in the third event of the season on the World Surf League's elite Championship Tour.
Namibia defeats Canada to complete T20 cricket sweep of Canadian men Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton scored 65 runs and Nikolaas Davin added 52 as Namibia defeated Canada by eight wickets in a T20 cricket game Sunday.
Canada's Di Bella wins One Championship kickboxing interim world title Canadian kickboxer Jonathan Di Bella used his speed and a punishing calf kick to win the One Championship interim strawweight title Sunday with a unanimous decision over Thailand's Sam-A Gaiyanghadao at One 172 in Saitama, Japan.
Canada's Dunfee sets world record in 35-kilometre race walk Canadian race walker Evan Dunfee has set a world record in the 35 kilometres.
Dear Hayesy-B Bryan Hayes, Jeff O’Neill and Jamie McLennan give the fans life advice in the latest edition of Dear Hayesy-B. play-btn-vid 14:00
Canada's Kingsbury wins fourth consecutive dual moguls title at world championships Canadian freestyle skiing star Mikael Kingsbury won his fourth consecutive dual moguls title at the world championships Friday.
Onraits and Wrongs Jay Onrait brings you all of the plays not good enough to be the Highlight of the Night and not bad enough to be the Worst Play of the Day from Wednesday in the Onraits and Wrongs. play-btn-vid 2:10
Ferraro on urinal being used to tie up laces Bryan Hayes, Jeff O’Neill and Jamie McLennan are joined by ESPN Hockey analyst and co-host of the Ray and Dregs podcast Ray Ferraro to discuss who’s side is he on, O-Dog’s or Noodles and Hayes’ when it comes to putting your shoe up on a public urinal to tie up your laces. play-btn-vid 3:23
Fair or Foul: Shoe on urinal to tie your laces Bryan Hayes, Jeff O’Neill and Jamie McLennan discuss if it’s okay to prop up your shoe on a public urinal to tie up the laces. play-btn-vid 5:06
Canada wins in LA for first SailGP victory since 2023 Canada won the Rolex Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix final for the country's first SailGP event victory since 2023. Giles Scott led Canada to the win, claiming his first title as the team's driver and finishing ahead of New Zealand and Australia in the fourth race of the season.
Onraits and Wrongs Jay Onrait brings you all of the plays not good enough to be the Highlight of the Night and not bad enough to be the Worst Play of the Day from Sunday in the Onraits and Wrongs. play-btn-vid 1:55
Canada wraps up impressive Special Olympics run adding another 28 medals The Canadian athletes in Turin had a lot to celebrate Saturday adding another 28 medals to their total including 13 more golds before the Special Olympics wrapped up competition with the closing ceremony. Canada finished the games with an impressive 104 medals. play-btn-vid 1:12
Howden, Drury return to podium on four-medal day for Canada at ski cross World Cup Reece Howden and Kevin Drury returned to the podium Saturday on a four-medal day for Canada at a ski cross World Cup at Craigleith Ski Club.
Canada wins four medals on opening day of short-track speedskating worlds Canadian speedskaters won three gold medals and one silver on Saturday at the ISU world short-track championship.
Canada strikes gold 11 times at Special Olympics Over 60 Special Olympics athletes from Canada competed in five different events, with the Canadians striking gold 11 times, including four in snowshoeing. One of the big stories of the day belonged to figure skater Jessica Cranton, a Special Olympian for 10-years, picking up her first gold medal on the world stage. play-btn-vid 1:45
Canadian speedskaters take silver in women's team sprint at world championship Canada's Brooklyn McDougall, Beatrice Lamarche and Ivanie Blondin won silver in the women's team sprint Thursday to open the ISU world speedskating championship.
Francis Stanley, Yorke Parkin win gold during Canada's medal haul at Special Olympics Over 50 Special Olympics athletes from Canada were in action on Wednesday across five different events, winning medals in cross country skiing, alpine skiing, and figure skating. Francis Stanley won gold in cross country skiing, while 16-year-old Yorke Parkin took home gold in advanced giant slalom. play-btn-vid 1:31
Canada's short-track speedskaters to treat world championships as Olympic trial run Canada's short-track speedskaters are gearing up for the biggest event of their season. And a good showing at this weekend's world championships in Beijing is more meaningful than other years with an even bigger stage 11 months down the road: the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics.
Onraits and Wrongs Jay Onrait brings you all of the plays not good enough to be the Highlight of the Night and not bad enough to be the Worst Play of the Day from Tuesday in the Onraits and Wrongs. play-btn-vid 1:50
10-year Special Olympic athlete Jessica Cranton ready to compete in figure skating Canadians will be competing in five Special Olympic sports, one of which being figure skating. Nova Scotia's Jessica Cranton is a 10-year athlete and will be looking to add some more medals to her resume after claiming some at the Canada Games. play-btn-vid 1:46