CEBL Playoffs taking shape, start August 6
The 2026 CEBL season has had more than its share of close games, rivalries and individual performances. The Playoffs begin August 6 on TSN.
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Toronto welcomes SPORTEL, keeps international sports business local
For 21 days, the 2026 FIFA World Cup put Toronto at the centre of the sporting world. This coming March, SPORTEL will put the city at the centre of the deals that will define how sport is broadcast, streamed, and monetized for years to come.
World class international sports continue on Canadian soil
Numerous world class sporting events will take place across Canada in July, including the Bell Canadian Swimming Trials July 6-9 in Montreal.
Canadian football going international in 2027
On May 28, the CFL announced it had signed a six-year broadcast extension with Bell Media, keeping TSN as its majority broadcaster while adding DAZN and YouTube as new partners in 2027 – a deal worth roughly $500 million.
NBA Europe set to announce teams in fall, launch in 2027
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and FIBA general secretary Andreas Zagklis asserted plans to announce 12 permanent NBA Europe teams in the autumn, and launch the league in October of 2027.
Pursuing profit in sports podcasting
Footy Prime The Podcast, which has now taped over 1,100 episodes will record a daily podcast throughout the entirety of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Blue Jays among baseball’s best on the field, and at the bank
The Blue Jays’ push to Game 7 of the World Series doubled Rogers’ media revenue in the fourth quarter of 2025 – from $547 million to $1.24 billion.
Highest-paid Canadian footballers’ home World Cup dream comes true
Now ranked 30th in the world, Canada will face 65th-ranked Bosnia and Herzegovina in an epic moment in Canadian sports history. The pressure will be on the squad to perform on home turf, and on hundreds of millions of screens across the world.
World Cup promises to send Canadian soccer into new constellation
A large, seemingly out-of-this-world vessel is about to descend on Canada and, if all goes according to plan, will transform the sporting landscape for generations to come.
Former WHA teams chasing Stanley Cup victory and financial glory
The Carolina Hurricanes and Colorado Avalanche finished 1st in their conferences and have advanced to the NHL's Conference Finals. Both franchises originated in the wild World Hockey Association and have survived to become billion-dollar organizations.
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