Seeing the Good and the Bad in Kobe’s Legacy
On Sunday, January 26, 2020, nine people died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, CA. The victims were John and…
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In Memory of Kobe Bryant
Dedication. It is something that everyone looks for, but is hard to find. We tell our employers, our teachers, our…
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Bringing Hockey Back to its Roots
The first official outdoor NHL game, dubbed the Heritage Classic, was held in 2003 in Edmonton. It seemed as if…
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McGill Alumnus Headed To SuperBowl LIV
On January 19, 2020, The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Green Bay Packers, securing themselves an NFC Conference Championship and…
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One Year Later, McGill Athletes Remain Nameless
The 12 months following the referendum regarding the name change of McGill’s athletic teams have produced meager results. Anticipation and…
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The Toronto Blue Jays: A Bright Future
The Nationals Game 7 victory over the Astros a few weeks ago marked the end of another season of Major…
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The Tough Championship Comedown for Raptors Fans
With the start of a new NBA season now in full swing, there seems to be a collective gloom among…
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The Montreal Expos: Coming Home?
On the year of their 50th anniversary, The Montreal Expos looked poised to make a return. In 2004, Montreal lost…
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6ix In 6ix: What the Toronto Raptors NBA Finals Win Means For Basketball In Canada
Kawhi Leonard may go down as the greatest Toronto Raptor in history. Last offseason, the Raptors’ President of basketball operations,…
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Remembering Ichiro
On April 4, the Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan, Yoshihide Suga, presented Ichiro Suzuki with Kokumin Eiyoshō, or the People’s…
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