Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning British Columbia across Hockey, Soccer, Football.
Chris MacFarland, the newly appointed President of Hockey Operations and General Manager of the Nashville Predators, has already made several high‑impact signings. His blend of veteran experience and youthful promise aims to rebuild the roster while nurturing a deep prospect pool.
Canada’s women’s legend Christine Sinclair discusses the men’s team’s World Cup progress, the surge in soccer interest, and the infrastructure hurdles that must be overcome.
The New York Islanders have unveiled the 20‑player forward, 14‑defense and four‑goalie lineup for their development camp, showcasing prospects from a dozen different regions.
Purdue’s men’s basketball team will spend late July in Canada, playing four games against Canadian college opponents as part of an eight‑day international trip aimed at sharpening chemistry and evaluating the roster before the 2026‑27 campaign.
Vincent Iorio’s recent waiver claim by the New York Rangers leads to a dual career in professional hockey and a stunt‑filled role on the Prime Video series "Off Campus," based on Elle Kennedy’s books and filmed in British Columbia.
The Western Hockey League reveals its opening night lineup, featuring defending champions, historic rivalries and a glimpse of the upcoming preseason schedule.
The Australian national soccer team highlights its immigrant players, using their diverse backgrounds to counter rising anti‑immigrant sentiment worldwide.
After leading Sioux Falls to a Clark Cup triumph and posting career‑high numbers, JJ Monteiro signs with Providence College, adding depth and scoring punch to the program.
After five seasons in the NFL and a standout college career at Florida International, Stantley Thomas-Oliver III has agreed to a deal with the BC Lions, though financial terms remain undisclosed.
Malcolm Bell recorded his first professional interception in a preseason game for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, marking a promising start to his Canadian Football League career.
A new national public registry, overseen by Sport Integrity Canada, is being populated with the names of individuals barred from participating in Canadian sport, a move intended to safeguard athletes, coaches and volunteers from hidden threats.
Michigan State University's hockey program has attracted a wave of high‑profile recruits, including top‑ranked draft candidates and experienced goaltenders, setting the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 season.