NBA players dribble past COVID-19
Multiple NBA players that tested positive for the coronavirus last month have now recovered.
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Staying isolated presents its challenges
Internet users are figuring out ways to have fun while isolated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Basketball fans can watch Raptors win NBA title again
Canada’s top two sports television networks are set to rerun the Toronto Raptors 2019 historic championship run.
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COVID-19 stalls Esports team jerseys unveiling
The Humber Esports team was set to unveil its home kit for 2020 at its March 12 town hall meeting but the COVID-19 affected that plan.
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EB Games shuts downtown Toronto shop after criticism
EB Games closed all of its stores on March 20 following a backlash by the public, Toronto Mayor John Tory and Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
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For soccer players the beautiful game has a scary side
Soccer is one of the most popular games in the world. But the sport is a leader in concussion injuries, particularly among women.
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OCAA milestone on way to CCAA in New Brunswick
This is his third award, after receiving the OCAA Coach of the Year awards in 2002 and 2005.
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Esports team wants to expand, attract new talent
The team officially changed how it spells the sport’s name and adopted a new logo.
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Buzzer beater ends Hawks’ 13 game streak
In the first game of the road trip, the Hawks lost 84-82 in a tightly contested match to the Lambton Lions in Sarnia.
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Crowder reaches career-high record 14 kills against Cambrian
Crowder was acknowledged for his amazing skills during Humber’s game against Cambrian Golden Shield on Feb. 9.
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Hard work pays off for Schneider as women place second in Western Division
Pablo Balza, Sports Reporter Hawks’ Lauren Schneider set a personal best against the Cambrian...
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Humber College joins international project aiming to end violence against children
A multidisciplinary initiative emphasizing the exchange of ideas is well-suited to tackle an issue as pervasive — and problematic — as childhood abuse, youth-care experts say.
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