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There’s a new sport in Toronto, developed locally, but based on 3,000 years of Chinese military history.
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Amir Aziz
The world’s top marathon swimmers compete at the 1927 CNE.
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David Wencer
And he's right.
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David Hains
Ace Bailey’s career-ending injury and the origins of the NHL All-Star Game.
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David Wencer
The Red Rocket reaches the end of the line.
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Torontoist
With the Blue Jays flailing, Toronto's dailies compete to best capture the drama.
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Jesse Hawken • Illustration by Brett Lamb
Time, space, physics, hockey—the Jays can conquer it all.
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Richard Light • Illustration by Brett Lamb
The Leafs lost, but he was still pretty amazing.
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David Hains
The paper's manhunt for the "loon ball" beer-can thrower at Tuesday's Jays game takes an unexpected twist.
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Jesse Hawken
For 32 years, starting in 1973, amateur athletes from Scarborough regularly tested their sporting prowess against the people of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Chris Bateman
The saga of Toronto's 1970s entry in the North American Soccer League, and its underdog championship.
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Jamie Bradburn
2017 pilot project will make players pay permit fees per hour on public courts.
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Nikhil Sharma
We were waiting for a lousy column about the Olympics and Agar delivered.
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Christopher Bird
The impressive, inspiring, and possibly unsportsmanlike athletic exploits of Ned Hanlan.
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Kevin Plummer
Winning is nice.
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Torontoist
How else can we be certified as a World Class City?
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Richard Light • Illustration by Dasha Zolota
Your guide to the athletes repping the 6ix this summer.
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Justin Robertson
Toronto's well-to-do learn the game of cricket, and the origins of the first ever international cricket match.
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David Wencer
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