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Halifax Wanderers president Derek Martin is offering to pay $100 million to build and manage a permanent stadium at the Wanderers Grounds.

Former teammates and coaches rave about Brighton’s summer signing, who impressed with Canada at the World Cup

Star players once worked for Amazon or DoorDash to make ends meet on meager salaries. A new CBA opened doors for off-field pursuits in line with their passions

What started with an uneaten tub of potato salad, a breakup and a joke among friends turned Riley Merry into an unlikely Halifax celebrity. Three years later, he’s still getting recognized — and says ...

"Reid’s gift complements, but does not replace, the critical need for an increase in the stable annual public funding and strong municipal and provincial partnerships needed to sustain library service...

It’s hard to imagine now—like imagining an era when man did not know the sun was huge, hot, and bright—but there was a time when we did not yet understand Russell Westbrook as a basketball player. Slo...

Everyone says you can’t go to Big Tancook Island without making an appearance at Hillary Dionne’s gallery.

Fifa’s sales pitch to persuade members to approve the sale of the World Cup’s commercial rights clearly states that their plans for financial growth will be achieved by staging more tournaments, havin...

Coverage of the Halifax Wanderers and Halifax Tides

As the Halifax Wanderers fell 3-1 to Toronto FC in a Thursday night friendly at the Wanderers Grounds, there was an uncanny feeling of déjà-vu among the unusual opponents. Despite their differing leag...

Rogers Sports & Media shut down its news radio stations in Calgary (660 NewsRadio Calgary), Halifax (95.7 News Radio Halifax), Kitchener (570 NewsRadio Kitchener) and Vancouver (1130 NewsRadio Vancouv...

ALT: Michael Fassbender: Perfection

The Frenchman believes the rule change will make the game more open and exciting. If it succeeds in the Canadian Premier League it could go global

A third of transit agencies in Washington state operate without collecting fares. Can free buses work elsewhere?

Abdurraqib is a music critic, poet and essayist based in Columbus, Ohio, known for books They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us, A Little Devil in America and There's Always This Year.

How a Burnaby club helped launch a new generation of soccer stars.

How a Burnaby club helped launch a new generation of soccer stars.

SPECIAL WC EDITION FEATURING: RICHIE LARYEA / CANADA'S 1986 WORLD CUP TEAM / AMAR SHAH & NAOMI ACCARDI-TALLEYRAND / THE 2007 U-20 WORLD CUP / FOOTY SCRAN & MORE.

Legacy is a word that has been thrown around ahead of the FIFA men’s World Cup. Soccer is the most played youth sport in Canada and this month’s event is a great opportunity to build and amplify the s...

Jesse Marsch has called up some exciting young talent to support his star trio of Tajon Buchanan, Jonathan David and Alphonso Davies

The James Merriman era has ended at Pacific FC. On Wednesday, May 21, the Langford, BC-based club announced it was parting ways with its longest-tenured head coach, following a "mutual termination." T...

ALT: First Time? Meme from The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

The Frenchman believes the rule change will make the game more open and exciting. If it succeeds in the Canadian Premier League it could go global

Coverage of the Halifax Wanderers and Halifax Tides

A CBC News secret shopping investigation has — once again — uncovered how several Loblaw-owned and Sobeys-affiliated stores are overcharging for underweight meat, despite claims last year that the gro...

It was a moment of pure nerve. In the 42nd minute, both sides still scoreless, Vancouver FC’s Nicolás Mezquida found himself unmarked in the Halifax Wanderers’ six-yard box with the ball at his feet and only Marco Carducci to beat. A clean volley—put just about anywhere on target—

It was a moment of pure nerve. In the 42nd minute, both sides still scoreless, Vancouver FC’s Nicolás Mezquida found himself unmarked in the Halifax Wanderers’ six-yard box with the ball at his feet a...

After 16 months of watching from the sidelines following his dismissal from the Vancouver Whitecaps, head coach Vanni Sartini relished being back in the action, guiding his Wanderers to a narrow 1-0 w...

Alone in a new community, a local pool and its ‘regulars’ helped me heal.

It’s been roughly 214 years since Captain Thomas Huskisson, an officer in the Royal Navy, was shipwrecked on Sable Island.