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Baycats seize dramatic quarterfinal win on rare Maple Leafs misplay

Under the harsh glare of the stadium lights, playoff fortunes can pivot on the smallest miscalculation. Thursday night in Barrie, the Baycats and the Maple Leafs learned just how thin the line between triumph and heartbreak can be. The Barrie Baycats opened their Intercounty Baseball League quarterfinal series with a 3-2 walk-off win over the

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Summer McIntosh makes waves with fourth gold in Singapore

Summer McIntosh sliced through the water in Singapore, closing out the world swimming championships the way every athlete dreams—on top and rewriting the record books for Canada. The Toronto-born swimmer, just 18 years old, delivered a performance at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore that had everyone’s attention. On Sunday, she surged to her fourth

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Gabriela Dabrowski bows out as Canada’s Wimbledon run ends

Not a single Canadian flag left waving on the grass courts—Gabriela Dabrowski’s exit from the women’s doubles at Wimbledon marks the end of another northern hope. For tennis fans from coast to coast, Wimbledon is a battleground where nations measure heart and grit. Canada’s run this year was brief, with Gabriela Dabrowski carrying the last

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