The era of ‘shut up and play’ came to a dramatic end this year. How do athletes use their platform responsibly and effectively?
Day: November 5, 2020
The lawyer for Gerald Stanley — the Biggar, Sask., area farmer acquitted in the shooting death of Colten Boushie in 2018 — is alleging he was forced out of a prominent Saskatoon law firm after a “social media firestorm” around a proposed book on Stanley.
For a sign of what may be in store for Canadian voters if there’s an election call during the pandemic, look south of the border, writes Éric Blais.
The time has finally arrived. Canadian track and field athletes have resumed training in earnest for the Tokyo Olympics after an abbreviated 2020 season, while world No. 1 decathlete Damian Warner has finally secured an indoor training facility.
Opioids were responsible for 4,614 deaths in Canada, equating to about 13 lives lost per day, in 2018 based on data from the Public Health Agency of Canada, says a new report that shines a spotlight on preventable poisonings.