He is one of the best athletes the planet earth has ever seen. But all this time, was Lance Armstrong racing towards victory, or cycling away from the truth?
The truth caught him, for all the world to see, and now there is just one last hurdle for...
(53) Comments | Posted September 19, 2012 | 7:45 AM
Imagine walking into your workplace tomorrow morning, grabbing a marker from the supply closet, walking into the boardroom and writing the words "You are a Faggot" on the company white board.
How do you think the boss would react?
Would you be able to...
(33) Comments | Posted May 17, 2012 | 4:35 PM
With the Stanley Cup playoffs in full heat, Justin Bieber dominating the music charts all over the world and Canadian paintings being auctioned for more than most people's houses, here's a question we're tossing about the Huffpost newsroom: Which is more essential to our Canadian identity? Is it...
(1) Comments | Posted April 11, 2012 | 11:27 AM
Love is blind. Love gets in the way of the critical thought, and can suck you into a cycle of abuse that you mistake for normality.
Love allows someone to err, say they are sorry over and over, reflexively, ad nauseam. You forgive, forget and repeat the...
(15) Comments | Posted March 28, 2012 | 8:06 AM
Two and a half years ago the world witnessed an athletic train wreck. One of the most recognizable athletes in our lifetime crashed and burned before our very eyes. Personally, professionally, and as a man.
The events following Tiger Woods' 2009 car accident are well-documented. Torrid...
(0) Comments | Posted March 7, 2012 | 1:24 PM
Some of my fondest memories in life involve me, my dad, and sports.
The smell of Toronto's old Exhibition stadium in late May, a mixture of peanuts, hot dogs, and Lake Ontario (when Lake Ontario still had a pleasant odor). My dad explaining the intricacies of my first...
(1) Comments | Posted February 15, 2012 | 1:49 PM
In the world of sports there are plenty of stars. Some of them you can call heroes, many more of them are anti-heroes, but my favourite sports narrative is that of the unsung hero.
That being said, have you ever heard the name Kalusha Bwalya?
If you aren't...
(33) Comments | Posted February 4, 2012 | 10:25 PM
Super Bowl is, as its name implies, as super and relevant as ever. It also serves as a big reminder that the Grey Cup, also appropriately titled, really needs to touch up its roots.
It all comes down to a generation gap.
On one hand, you have the young, bold,...
(4) Comments | Posted January 31, 2012 | 10:15 AM
Toronto sports fans: Nobody wants to date you! Take the hint.
It's about time Toronto sports fans picked up a copy of the popular dating book He's Just Not That Into You, because the constant rejection is getting embarrassing.
Last week, after missing out on Japanese pitching phenom

(19) Comments | Posted October 17, 2012 | 1:42 PM