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Canadian Women’s Squash Open is a watershed tournament inside Toronto’s crystal cathedral of commerce
Canadian squash players Nicole Bunyan, left, and Niki Shemirani compete during their match in the Canadian Women's Open 2024 squash tournament on Oct. 27.
canada
Visitors get first chance to meet two snow leopard cubs this weekend at Toronto Zoo
Five-month-old snow leopard Zoya explores their outdoor habitat at the Toronto Zoo in Toronto on Friday, October 25, 2024. The elusive snow leopard, also known as the “ghost cat” is not often spotted in the wild and is listed as an vulnerable species. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
opinion
Ball is life: On becoming a middle-aged basketball obsessive
Anakana Schofield
olympics
Teenage surfer Erin Brooks making waves, moving up the world surfing ladder
Teenager surfer Erin Brooks is shown June 7, 2023, at the ISA World Surfing Games in Surf City, El Salvador, where she won silver in the women’s shortboard event. Brooks is the first Canadian to qualify for the World Surf League’s Championship Tour, earning promotion via the WSL Challenger Series. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Surf Canada/Dom Domic **MANDATORY CREDIT**
health and fitness
Rowdy, intimate and a little punk rock: The new generation of wrestlers is drawing crowds across the country
Channing Decker Wrestler. Justin Robertson’s story about the independent wrestling scene focuses on an August Greektown Wrestling event in Toronto and interviews with other wrestlers The main interview is Channing Decker. photographer Steve Vincent has a gallery from that event here: https://stevevphoto.com/greektown-wrestling-toronto-08232024
travel
My epic cycling trip through the Baja peninsula
Written by Frédérik-Xavier D. Plante: fplante@globeandmail.com fxduhamel@gmail.com For travel story to BAJA
life
Why stadium eats have gone from hot dogs to haute cuisine
olympics
Canadian team looking to improve upon eighth-place finish at world bass event
The Canadian Bass World Championship team, David Chong, left to right, Scott Sheridan, Adam Foster, Phil Curtis, Pete Garnier and Brent Valere pose in this undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Team Canada Bass *MANDATORY CREDIT*
life
Invite-only dinner pop-ups are everywhere. Here’s what they’re really like
Jeudr3di, a family dinner concept in Toronto girls’ dinner caption: Crayfish tower for a four course dinner by Casa Paco at Dali's Divine Odyssey Dinner, May 2023 at the Divina Dali Exhibit, Brookfield Place photo by: Deion Squires
life
Competitive Beyblade has spun its way into the hearts of players, both old and new
Throughout the tournament, players often highlighted the welcoming community and accessibility of the game as a major reason to their partaking in it. Dozens of players competed in the pre-qualifiers and finals of the Ontario Beyblade Community’s (OBBC) tournament out of a small room in a downtown Toronto community centre. Ever since the release of Beyblade’s fourth generation “X” series in 2023, the ultra-popular mid-2000s toy has seen a resurgence from young children to competitive players alike. September 8, 2024. (Sammy Kogan/The Globe and Mail)
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Elaborate corn maze – a yearly tradition at this New Brunswick farm – honours UNB hockey coach
Aerial view of the corn maze at the Hunter Brothers Farm in Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick, on Wednesday September 18, 2024. Photo: The Globe and Mail/Stephen MacGillivray
sports
Tech clash at America’s Cup: British bank on Mercedes F1 boost while Kiwis keep design in-house
FILE PHOTO: Sailing - America's Cup - Louis Vuitton Cup - Final - Britain v Italy - Barcelona, Spain - September 26, 2024 INEOS Britannia in action during the race against Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team REUTERS/Albert Gea/File Photo
television
In Mark McKinney Needs a Hobby, the Canadian actor finds out what fits
Actor and comedian Mark McKinney is pictured in downtown Toronto on October 2, 2024. The first episode of McKinney’s new show, Mark McKinney Needs a Hobby, airs tonight on CTV. (Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail)
world
Global Chess League competition attracts top talent and millions of viewers
American Levon Aronian, left, of Triveni Continental Kings shakes hands with French Maxime Vachier-Lagrave of upGrad Mumba Masters during the final of the Global Chess Leaguel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Sunday, July 2, 2023. (AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili)
travel
Why I sent my kids to gladiator school in Rome
the adult man is my husband, Tom Grant, and the boy in the purple tunic is my son, Ethan Grant. Learn how to be a gladiator in Rome Travel story
first person
Our friendship grew stronger with each step walking through my hometown
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Newfoundland goat wins hearts and a medal after crashing marathon
Joshua, a goat who lives at Taylor's Pumpkin Patch in Conception Bay South, N.L., is shown in a Sunday, Sept. 29, 2024, handout photo. He joined in at the T’Railway Trek half marathon race this weekend and was awarded a medal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Jeanine Scott, *MANDATORY CREDIT*
first person
A midlife foray into bouldering offers a new negotiation with fear
alberta
Calgary couple qualify to compete in axe throwing world championships
Nick and Kendra Kolomyja, a husband and wife team who run an axe and knife throwing business, lean on a target at their venue in Calgary, Monday, Sept. 16, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
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The world’s most extreme mountain biking competition has its first women’s category – and three Canadians have top billing
7/26/24- Whistler, B.C.- Lucy Van Eesteren, a prolific mountain biker, ride whistler during Crankworx /24. Womens mountain biking is making waves and turning heads in recent years. - Alana Paterson for The Globe and Mail
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