By Cosmos Sports | April 1, 2021
Every week we recap the top Canadian Sports Business stories from the past week.
“The Montreal Alouettes are embracing the possibility of NFL games being played in their city.” FULL STORY
“Canada’s Bianca Andreescu has reached the final four at the Miami Open.” FULL STORY
“Operators of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium and Vancouver’s BC Place say they are interested in exploring opportunities to host NFL games.” FULL STORY
“The CFL and XFL are continuing their talks on a potential partnership and ways to grow the game.” FULL STORY
“A new professional rugby league circuit is set to kick off this summer in North America. Organizers of the North American Rugby League say play will begin in June with 12 American teams. Two Canadian franchises, in Toronto and Ottawa, are slated to join in 2022.” FULL STORY
“It’s been over 20 years since Canada’s Steve Nash starred in the 2000 Sydney Olympics, but the point guard is still earning accolades. The two-time NBA MVP and Brooklyn Nets head coach became the first Canadian player elected into the FIBA Hall of Fame on Tuesday.” FULL STORY
“Nova Scotia native, ex-Toronto Six assistant coach has wealth of hockey experience.” FULL STORY
“The NFL is increasing the regular season to 17 games and reducing the pre-season to three games.” FULL STORY
“The Winnipeg Blue Bombers say in their 2020 annual report that restrictions introduced to combat the spread of COVID-19 have resulted in a $7-million loss.” FULL STORY
“The Montreal resident defeated local favourite Illia Sulamanidze to claim his first-ever Grand Slam victory on the final day of competition.” FULL STORY
“Canada’s Adam Svensson captured the title at the Korn Ferry Tour’s Club Car Championship at The Landings Club on Sunday.” FULL STORY
“Breakout Canadian snowboarder Liam Brearley captured a silver medal at the final FIS World Cup slopestyle competition of the season in Silvaplana, Switzerland, on Sunday.” FULL STORY
“Lexie Laing and Taylor Wenczkowski scored power play goals and the Boston Pride became the first two-time winner of the Isobel Cup with a 4-3 win over the defending champion Minnesota Whitecaps on Saturday night.” FULL STORY
By Cosmos Sports | April 1, 2021
Every week we recap the top Canadian Sports Business stories from the past week.
“The Montreal Alouettes are embracing the possibility of NFL games being played in their city.” FULL STORY
“Canada’s Bianca Andreescu has reached the final four at the Miami Open.” FULL STORY
“Operators of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium and Vancouver’s BC Place say they are interested in exploring opportunities to host NFL games.” FULL STORY
“The CFL and XFL are continuing their talks on a potential partnership and ways to grow the game.” FULL STORY
“A new professional rugby league circuit is set to kick off this summer in North America. Organizers of the North American Rugby League say play will begin in June with 12 American teams. Two Canadian franchises, in Toronto and Ottawa, are slated to join in 2022.” FULL STORY
“It’s been over 20 years since Canada’s Steve Nash starred in the 2000 Sydney Olympics, but the point guard is still earning accolades. The two-time NBA MVP and Brooklyn Nets head coach became the first Canadian player elected into the FIBA Hall of Fame on Tuesday.” FULL STORY
“Nova Scotia native, ex-Toronto Six assistant coach has wealth of hockey experience.” FULL STORY
“The NFL is increasing the regular season to 17 games and reducing the pre-season to three games.” FULL STORY
“The Winnipeg Blue Bombers say in their 2020 annual report that restrictions introduced to combat the spread of COVID-19 have resulted in a $7-million loss.” FULL STORY
“The Montreal resident defeated local favourite Illia Sulamanidze to claim his first-ever Grand Slam victory on the final day of competition.” FULL STORY
“Canada’s Adam Svensson captured the title at the Korn Ferry Tour’s Club Car Championship at The Landings Club on Sunday.” FULL STORY
“Breakout Canadian snowboarder Liam Brearley captured a silver medal at the final FIS World Cup slopestyle competition of the season in Silvaplana, Switzerland, on Sunday.” FULL STORY
“Lexie Laing and Taylor Wenczkowski scored power play goals and the Boston Pride became the first two-time winner of the Isobel Cup with a 4-3 win over the defending champion Minnesota Whitecaps on Saturday night.” FULL STORY
