Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Canada, British Columbia across Hockey, Football, Basketball.
An exploration of standout and underperforming recruits in Wyoming football history, highlighting how talent translated — or failed to translate — into professional success.
At the 2026 CHL Awards in Toronto, Markus Ruck of the Medicine Hat Tigers captured the league’s Top Scorer Award with 108 points, while his brother Liam finished second with 104. Their achievement marks the first time siblings have claimed the top two spots in CHL scoring history.
The film “Saints and Warriors” follows the Skidegate Saints basketball team as they defend their championship, revealing how the game helped the Haida preserve identity under historic oppression.
A team from the University of British Columbia built an air‑hockey robot that masters the game through virtual practice, demonstrating a training method that could reshape how autonomous systems learn.
Manny Malhotra, newly appointed head coach of the Vancouver Canucks, discusses how he separates his role as a father from his professional duties, ensuring that his son Caleb, a top draft prospect, is treated like any other player.
Larry Kwong’s journey from a small‑town rink in British Columbia to becoming the first non‑white player in the NHL is a story of perseverance that continues to inspire Asian athletes worldwide.
The Kansas City Mavericks clinched the Bruce Taylor Trophy on Tuesday night, edging the Fort Wayne Komets 4‑3 in overtime during Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. The sudden‑death goal by Jakov Novak sealed a dramatic victory that left the arena roaring.
After stints in the NFL and a productive run with the BC Lions, Alexander Hollins is set to lead the Montreal Alouettes when the 2026 season kicks off on June 4 against the Hamilton Tiger‑Cats.
The first Apna Hockey Elite Female Camp in Surrey brought together 20 players of South Asian descent, from AAA to professional levels, highlighting a new wave of talent and the expanding role of South Asian communities in hockey
Eli Vickers headlines a strong showing from Delta-born players, while teammates and rivals alike celebrate selections across the Western Hockey League.
Ernie “Punch” McLean, a celebrated coach and prospector, was killed in a single‑vehicle accident near Dease Lake. The article reflects on his impact on hockey, his community ties, and the investigation that followed.