Catch Team Canada in the Pacific Four Series Before it’s Too Late

 TD Place is no stranger to fantastic sporting events. The former home of the Ottawa Senators has hosted the Brier, the Grey Cup, and the UFC. It is a one-stop shop for spectator sports, so it came as no surprise it was chosen as a venue for the Pacific Four

Team Canada Outshines US Virgin Islands at TD Place

 Photo credit: Freestyle Photography R.J. Barrett charged up the floor on a fast break in the second quarter, flanked on his right by fellow Canadian Kelly Olynyk. The defense keyed-in on Barrett, forcing him to make a quick decision. The decision was a good one; a behind-the-back pass to Olynyk that

Russians Celebrate Team’s FIFA World Cup Success From Ottawa

 Photo credit: Liam Fox It is 10:15 a.m. on a Monday in Ottawa, still too early for many at the Avant-Garde Bar to pass around alcoholic beverages but not too soon to share nervous glances. The dozen or so Russian patrons of the bar, located a mere two-minute walk away

Ottawa fans showed support all weekend for team Canada at Volleyball Nations League

 Photos courtesy of FIVB / Volleyball Nations League 2018 Ottawa, fortunate to be one of the 21 host cities selected for this year’s Volleyball Nations League competition, welcomed the United States, Germany, Australia and Canada men’s national volleyball teams for Week 3 of VNL 2018. TD Place Arena was transformed

Canada Advances in FIBA 3×3 World Cup

 Photos courtesy of FIBA Team Canada started the 2018 FIBA 3x3 World Cup ice cold. They began the tournament-opener down 8-0 against Mongolia. They have not looked back since. Canada rallied back against Mongolia and rattled off the next three games to clinch a spot in the quarterfinals. Team Canada

Preview: Volleyball Nations League 2018 at TD Place Arena from June 8-10

 Photos courtesy of FIVB/Volleyball Nations League 2018 Ottawa will welcome the American, German, Australian and Canadian Men’s Volleyball Teams this weekend to compete in the next round of matches in the Volleyball Nations League 2018. The three days of volleyball that will take place at TD Place Arena is part

Eyes of the Tennis World Will Be on Ottawa This Weekend at the Davis Cup!

 This weekend, the eyes of the tennis world will be on Ottawa. For the first time in more than 20 years, Ottawa will play host to the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas international tennis tournament, as Team Canada takes on Great Britain in the first round of what many people

Ravens WHKY: The Turnaround

 The Ravens pour off the bench at the final buzzer after beating top-ranked Montreal. All photos by Carlos Verde. Far from the bright lights and 20,000-seat arena of the National Hockey League’s Ottawa Senators, a team mired in the dilemma of to rebuild or not to rebuild, another capital-region hockey

Thriving in a 24-7 World

 We all know what it’s like to live in a 24-7 world. The portability of our cellphones and laptops allow us to communicate at any time, anywhere. What we aren’t taught is how to handle this constant pressure technology puts on us when we are demanded to stay constantly up

Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame Profile: J.P. Parisé

 J.P. Parisé: Athlete, Ice Hockey Imagine being 16-years-old and recruited by the NHL. This is a dream for many young hockey players. Amazingly, for J.P. Parisé, it was reality. Parisé began his NHL career with the Boston Bruins and then played for the Minnesota North Stars, Toronto Maple Leafs, New

There is Something Special About This Ice

 The Goulbourn Figure Skating Club presents: Special Olympians and their coaches: coach Cathy Skinner (first from left), coach Natalie Cholette (first from right), coach Sarah Wammes (fourth from right) and coach Kelsey Drysdale (sixth from right) Photo by: Alex Gunther Eleven-year-old Duncan does not speak. But the boy's father Scott Miller