Soccer Archives

How to kick Canadian men’s soccer into high gear before World Cup 2026

by Michael Taube | Dec 6, 2022 | Viewpoint, Sports, Today, Eye on Canada, National | 0

Canada had a good performance in this year’s World Cup, but there is still plenty of work to be done

World Cup games a boondoggle for taxpayers

by Jay Goldberg | Jul 6, 2022 | Politics, Sports, Municipal, Today, Eye on BC, Eye on Ontario, Eye on Canada, Viewpoint | 0

Politicians shouldn’t be wasting tax dollars on their political vanity project

Why don’t Canadian broadcasters love the beautiful game?

by Peter Menzies | May 4, 2022 | Today, A&E, Eye on Canada, Viewpoint, Business, Sports | 1

Being a true football fan in Canada has been a pretty lonely existence

Business grad manages all-star performance in school and sports

by Michael Brown | Jun 21, 2021 | Education, Sports, Eye on Alberta, Careers/HR | 0

From penalty kicks to the Academic All-Canadians, Kiera Fujimoto was a clutch player on the soccer pitch and in the classroom

Recreational sport helps people cope with adversity, study shows

by Michael Brown | Nov 13, 2020 | Science, Health, Sports, Today | 0

Social support in rec leagues builds confidence and offers a reprieve from negative emotions, researcher finds

Liverpool FC finally grabs Premier League title

by Michael Taube | Jun 30, 2020 | Today, Sports | 0

For Reds fans around the world, it’s been a long and difficult 30-year wait

Sports is the canary in the COVID-19 coal mine

by Bruce Dowbiggin | Mar 24, 2020 | Viewpoint, Health, Sports, Today | 0

So when will sports be resumed and how can they play a role in transitioning to normalcy again?

Short and sweet: pro sports need to pare down the length of games

by Bruce Dowbiggin | Jan 14, 2020 | Viewpoint, Sports, Today | 0

Fans are staying away from stadiums in great part because the games take too long to play. The new XFL is trying a number of modifications to cut the length of games

Coming to grips with the gay reality in sports locker rooms

by Bruce Dowbiggin | Jul 23, 2019 | Viewpoint, Sports, Today | 0

Professional male sports teams are a cross-section of many cultures. But the idea that they agree about much beyond winning is a fabrication. It’s time to open up.