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Government records show that the Canadian Soccer Foundation, which exists only on paper, has not raised a single dollar in the 12 years since its registration.

The Blue Jays are just 2-5 since the deadline passed. That’s not quite the instant success a general manager wants after upgrading their team, Steve Phillips writes.

Kamloops Blazers goalie has turned being routine-oriented into an art form, Mark Masters writes.

Training camp injuries opened up playing time, and the Calgary defensive back is taking full advantage of the opportunity, Salim Valji writes.

With this week's legal hearings and the Cam Smith rumours, LIV Golf dominated the talk ahead of TPC Southfield and for some PGA Tour players, they're sick of all of the chatter. Bob Weeks has more.

Team Canada begins its quest for a gold medal at the World Juniors Wednesday with some big holes to fill on the blueline, Mark Masters writes.

Travis Yost presents a multi-piece series grading every team’s lineup across the positional groups in tiered fashion, analyzing the depth charts across all positions and create talent tiers for all 32 franchises. We continue today with the blueline.

Although he started Monday's World Juniors pre-tournament game against Sweden as Canada's 13th forward, Zack Ostapchuk knew it represented a chance to earn a bigger role. Although it didn't start well, the Ottawa Senators prospect helped set up the game’s opening goal and made a positive impression. Mark Masters has more from Edmonton.

U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman has denied a request for a temporary restraining order to three players who were seeking to participate in the FedEx Cup playoffs starting Thursday. As Bob Weeks writes, the decision is the first step in a larger lawsuit launched by 10 LIV Golf players against the PGA Tour for antitrust violations.