Ottawa Swordplay slashes open a new home
Eager students learn the medieval, European craft of sword fighting at Ottawa Swordplay's grand opening.
Meet Ottawa’s 17-year-old Cadet Pan Am wrestling champion
Ismail Ayyoub, a 17-year-old from Ottawa, has won the Cadet Pan Am Games in wrestling.
Ottawa Champions optimistic for team’s fifth season in Can-Am baseball league
The Ottawa Champions season doesn't start until May 19, but new manager Sebastien Boucher says he can’t wait for it.
You can’t be what you can’t see: The importance of media exposure for women’s sports
Women's sports only receive four per cent of media attention, although the Canadian government has a plan to reach gender equity in sport by 2035.
Federal initiatives hope to curb abuse in sports
Ottawa experts weigh in on the recent measures taken by the federal government to address abuse in sport
Anyone can do a flip for fun
Nick Grimard is passing on the lessons of a lifetime in gymnastics.
More female athletes competing in cross country skiing a welcome development, national team members say
There is a growing number of female athletes trying out cross-country skiing.
Ottawa Jr. Senators’ Kyle Jackson shooting for NHL future
Ottawa native Kyle Jackson has won the CCHL's Rookie of the Year award, he's top in league rookie scoring and is on track to be a top hockey prospect in the NHL.
Former CFL player, Gord Weber, has his lens focused on life after football
Gord Weber stays in touch with his former life in football through his camera.
Dave Smart steps down as head coach of Carleton’s men’s basketball team
Dave Smart steps down as Carleton's men's basketball coach.
Ottawa’s Jadon Vilfort warming up for 2019 Fury debut
Jadon Vilfort will be one of two hometown players when he makes his 2019 debut for the Ottawa Fury FC.
Tye Felhaber is making his last shot with Ottawa 67’s one for the record books
Undrafted Ottawa 67's Tye Felhaber is outpacing the junior scoring records of the NHL's greatest in his final year of junior hockey.
Carleton’s e-sports community looking to grow one click at a time
A look into the growing competitive video game communities at Carleton and in Ottawa
Ottawa’s first winter cycling map shows many bike lanes face difficult conditions
Ottawa's winter cycling community says Bike Ottawa's new interactive map highlights gaps in the City's winter bike path maintenance.
The cold doesn’t put the brakes on this sprinter
Winter does not exist in the dome. It is always track season here.
Pole dancing in Ottawa: A sport, a community and an art form
Over the last decade pole dancing and fitness in general has begun to be recognized as a legitimate sport and those who practice it as athletes.
Life on the ice: Behind the scenes with a Zamboni driver
A day in the life of the maintenance crew at the Howard Darwin Centennial Arena in Nepean.
Ottawa to host Canadian Ringette Championships in 2020
Ottawa has been selected to host the 2020 Canadian Ringette Championships from April 5 to 11, 2020. Games will be played across the city, with gold-medal matches at TD Place.
Ottawa’s in a pickleball frenzy: The racquet sport keeps on growing
Pickleball "invades your soul" once you start to play. The racquet sport is quickly growing in popularity in Ottawa.
Ottawa Fury spurns new Canadian Premier League — for now
So far the Ottawa Fury aren't interested in the new Canadian Premier League.
Rowan’s Law to make sports safer for Ottawa youth
This story first appeared in Centretown News on March 27, 2018 For Vivian Achor, captain of the Immaculata High School girls’ rugby team, Ontario’s new concussion law means coaches will have to put the health of their players ahead of their competitive instincts. “A lot of the time the coaches don’t really diagnose them, in some cases they tell you...