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Historicist: The Catalina Kid and the Black Shark
The world’s top marathon swimmers compete at the 1927 CNE.
Kyle Lowry Thinks Donald Trump’s Travel Ban is Bullshit
Historicist: The Greatest Hockey Match Ever Staged
Ace Bailey’s career-ending injury and the origins of the NHL All-Star Game.
Toronto Basketball Favourite Matt Bonner Retires With Hilarious Video
The Red Rocket reaches the end of the line.
How Toronto’s Papers Covered The Blue Jays On The Brink
With the Blue Jays flailing, Toronto's dailies compete to best capture the drama.
Here’s Why The Toronto Blue Jays Are Everything
Time, space, physics, hockey—the Jays can conquer it all.
Leaf Phenom Auston Matthews Really Impressed Social Media
The Leafs lost, but he was still pretty amazing.
The Toronto Sun Pursues the Beer Tosser, and its Own Tail
Historicist: The Indianapolis-Scarborough Peace Games
Historicist: Toronto Metros-Croatia, 1976 Soccer Bowl Champions
Pilot Project Will Test Pay-to-Play at Toronto’s Public Tennis Courts
2017 pilot project will make players pay permit fees per hour on public courts.
Jerry Agar is Wrong About the Olympics
We were waiting for a lousy column about the Olympics and Agar delivered.
Historicist: The People’s Champion
The impressive, inspiring, and possibly unsportsmanlike athletic exploits of Ned Hanlan.
Blue Jays Lead AL Attendance, Curiously Happens When the Team is Winning
A Preview of What Toronto’s Totally Desperate and Predictable 2028 Olympic Bid Could Look Like
How else can we be certified as a World Class City?
Six Torontonians To Watch For at the Rio Olympics
Your guide to the athletes repping the 6ix this summer.
Historicist: Wicket Little Town
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