National Sports

EDMONTON — I'm not used to wearing a parka in August. It's a necessity, though, at Rogers Place this month where I'm covering the world junior hockey championship for The Canadian Press.

GUELPH, Ont. — The Guelph Nighthawks are moving to Calgary.

TORONTO — Running back Andrew Harris's first season with the Toronto Argonauts has ended prematurely.

A majority of Canadians believe sexual harassment and sexual assault are a major problem in youth hockey, according to a new study.

Nathan Rourke and the high-flying B.C. Lions can take care of two objectives with one win Friday night. B.C. (7-1) visits the Saskatchewan Roughriders (5-4) to open a home-and-home series riding a four-game win streak.

VANCOUVER — Back in the glory days of Genie's Army, and being known more for her tennis skills than social media selfies, a seemingly invincible Eugenie Bouchard was asked what superpower she'd wish for if she could have it.

TORONTO — After eighth defeats in their last 10 outings, the Toronto Blue Jays remain faithful that a turnaround will soon present itself.

MASON, Ohio (AP) — Serena Williams fell to 0-2 in matches since announcing “the countdown has begun” on her career, losing 6-4, 6-0 to U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu in the Western & Southern Open on Tuesday night.

Trinity Shadd-Ceres is one of Canada's top young track and field athletes, and arguably one of Team Ontario's busiest at the Canada Summer Games. But track is only half of the 15-year-old's athletic repertoire.

VANCOUVER — Playing the Colorado Rapids in a quick turnaround Wednesday night at BC Place could be the best medicine for the Vancouver Whitecaps after they looked anemic losing their last match.