We’ll have to wait until Saturday morning to learn the identities of all the golfers who will escape the ax at the Canadian Women’s Open as round two was interrupted by darkness. Nevertheless, five Canadians showed a good performance on

Quebec’s Gabriel Diallo continued to surprise at Friday’s National Bank Championships in Granby, reaching the semifinals by beating Tunisia’s Aziz Dougaz. Diallo, 518th thug in the world, used his energy reserves to defeat the Tunisian (353rd) in three sets 3:6,

Canadian athletes woke up on their right foot in Birmingham, England on Friday, adding eight medals to the national tally at the Commonwealth Games. The Maple Leaf wrestlers were particularly effective, taking six of the day’s eight medals. Amar Dhesi,

Serge Savard had no hesitation in criticizing the treatment of former Montreal Canadiens players during general manager Marc Bergevin’s tenure. “Alumni, we had a difficult time with Marc Bergevin,” said the 76-year-old on Tuesday on the sidelines of the third

The Kapanen family needs no introduction in Finland. First there was Hannu, who had a brilliant career as a player and coach, then his two sons, Kimmo and Sami, and now Kasperi. The next member of the family to make

The sober but spacious home where Guy Lafleur and his wife have lived for two decades, northwest of Montreal, will go on sale next week for $2.5 million. It’s more than 26 years of memories that Lise Lafleur is coming

Quebec’s Lance Stroll used a new front wing and was the fourth fastest driver in free practice two of Friday’s Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit. The Aston Martin driver lapped the Ardennes circuit in 1:46.635, beaten

TO GO BIKING. From July 4th to August 23rd, Bruno Drouin from Saint-Georges took on a great challenge: crossing Canada from Vancouver to Montreal by bike. He managed the 5,300 km without any major pitfalls. “The weather didn’t affect me,

Several CF Montreal players shone in Saturday’s glorious win over the New England Revolution at the Stade Saputo. If Romell Quioto’s exploits have resonated in the four corners of the league, we cannot fail to mention the efforts of two

Canada’s Marko Stakusic and Juan Carlos Aguilar lost their flag in the first round of the men’s National Bank Championship in Granby on Tuesday. On center court, Stakusic lost in straight sets 4-6, 4-6 to Chinese player Juncheng Shang. The