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Toronto’s fond farewell to John Gibbons exposes deep faults

By Bruce Dowbiggin on October 2, 2018  

Toronto’s fond farewell to John Gibbons exposes deep faults

The Blue Jays’ president and GM bear the brunt of the blame for a horrible season, not the departing manager…

The increasing – and disturbing – militarization of U.S. sports

By Ken Reed on September 20, 2018  

The increasing – and disturbing – militarization of U.S. sports

The NFL and other pro sports leagues don't celebrate the military as gestures of patriotism. The only motivating factor is money…

How migrants in search of championships hurt pro sports

By Bruce Dowbiggin on September 18, 2018  

How migrants in search of championships hurt pro sports

Expansion meant salary caps and luxury taxes were necessary to keep teams competitive. But the system has failed players and fans…

Clay Riddell, Flames co-owner and Calgary businessman, dead at 81

By Calgary's Business on September 17, 2018  

Clay Riddell, Flames co-owner and Calgary businessman, dead at 81

‘We mourn the passing of a great man of industry, sports, philanthropy and human decency,’ said Calgary Flames vice-chairman and CEO Ken King…

Our View: Olympic Games 2026 is what Calgary needs

By Our View on September 16, 2018  

Our View: Olympic Games 2026 is what Calgary needs

There’s no question that Calgary could use the massive economic stimulus that hosting the Games would bring…

Edmonton Eskimos are being forced to play the name game

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on September 13, 2018  

Edmonton Eskimos are being forced to play the name game

The CFL team has carried the name for a long time and it’s not racist or demeaning in any way…

Serena Williams: The epitome of poor sportsmanship

By Ken Reed on September 12, 2018  

Serena Williams: The epitome of poor sportsmanship

There isn’t any sport – played by men or women – in which Williams’ behaviour at the U.S. Open would or should be tolerated…

Why Olympic decision 2026 matters to every Calgarian

By Troy Media on September 6, 2018  

Why Olympic decision 2026 matters to every Calgarian

The conversation around hosting the Games is an opportunity to unite different age groups and mindsets…

Will fans stay loyal as the Blue Jays rebuild?

By Bruce Dowbiggin on September 4, 2018  

Will fans stay loyal as the Blue Jays rebuild?

The 2015 and 2016 Jays were wildly successful but that winning culture couldn't be sustained. A new winning era will take time…

Why the CFL’s Diversity is Strength campaign falls short

By Cardus on September 3, 2018  

Why the CFL’s Diversity is Strength campaign falls short

Diversity separated from unity is generally not a good thing. We need unity of purpose, on the field and in life…

What was it like to volunteer for the ’88 Calgary Olympic Games?

By Troy Media on August 31, 2018  

What was it like to volunteer for the ’88 Calgary Olympic Games?

There’s so much to gain by volunteering for something that can bring so much good to our community…

Is the CFL kicking off a new sports era with live on-field audio?

By Bruce Dowbiggin on August 29, 2018  

Is the CFL kicking off a new sports era with live on-field audio?

For as long as the lens has followed sports, broadcasters have denied fans the language, noise and strategy of the game – until now…

Olympic decision 2026: Calgary’s Games don’t have to break the bank

By Doug Firby on August 29, 2018  

Olympic decision 2026: Calgary’s Games don’t have to break the bank

A generation after the 1988 Olympics transformed Calgary, its citizens are debating whether to bid for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. First of a multi-part series to run before Calgary city council votes on Sept. 10…

The stunning hypocrisy of big-time American college sports

By Ken Reed on August 27, 2018  

The stunning hypocrisy of big-time American college sports

Urban Meyer shouldn’t be Ohio State’s coach today. An educator? A builder of young men? A complete joke on both counts…

When will abusive coaches finally be kicked out of sports?

By Ken Reed on August 19, 2018  

When will abusive coaches finally be kicked out of sports?

Sports needs to be built on a foundation of humanistic coaching. A tragic incident at the University of Maryland shows why…

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