Sports
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Sports
A physical game on a virtual field
Virtual reality is becoming a new training ground for athletes
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Sports
The concerning rise of sports betting
Canada’s lack of framework for gambling advertisements is a blind spot in regulation
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SportsStingers 3, Bison 1: Concordia kicks off the national championship
The Concordia University women’s hockey team opened the U Sports women’s hockey national championship with a win over the University of Manitoba.
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SportsA dynamic duo forged on ice
As the Concordia University men’s hockey team prepares to enter a new era, it welcomes two immediate contributors who already share an unbreakable bond.
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SportsWhen trash talk turns toxic
An X account allegedly linked to NBA superstar Kevin Durant criticized former teammates, used slurs and joked about sending drones to Israel. How can the NBA encourage players to be good role models when fines are largely inconsequential for its biggest stars?
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SportsMeasuring between the lines
FIFA plans to introduce a new offside technology at the upcoming 2026 World Cup. How could this affect the future of the sport?
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SportsIs the NBA’s tanking ‘problem’ really a problem?
With the NBA continuing their mission to get rid of tanking, it begs the question of how smaller market teams are supposed to survive in a league full of big market teams taking all the talent.
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SportsFive-minute major for slashing trans rights
With USA Hockey moving to ban trans women from competing, we must examine the history of gender testing in sports and explore why trans women competing became a political issue in the first place.
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SportsStingers 2, Carabins 1: Concordia cements a dynasty
The Concordia University women’s hockey team took down the Université de Montréal Carabins to capture their fourth RSEQ title in five years.
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SportsStingers 5, Carabins 3: Concordia’s drive overwhelms UdeM
The Concordia University women’s hockey team beat UdeM 5-3 to win the first game of their final series.
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SportsStingers 5, Martlets 1: Concordia pulls ahead in their first playoff series
The Concordia Stingers started the RSEQ playoffs with a bang, jumping all over their crosstown rivals.
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SportsRouge et Or 85, Stingers 76 (OT): Concordia bows out in thrilling RSEQ semi-final
The Concordia University Stingers men’s basketball team lost an intense RSEQ semi-final game against the Laval Rouge et Or. The game went to overtime, where the home team got the better of the Stingers.
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