The World Cup in North America has transformed Canada into a global hub, showcasing unity amid diversity, despite border challenges that hindered some supporters, especially from Africa and the Middle East. Historic achievements from African teams highlight the tournament’s spirit, demonstrating football’s power in connecting people and cultures worldwide. Read about Djamila Diatta’s experience as part of the Senegal team’s welcome delegation at her very first World Cup!
Category: Sports
Seeking Safer Spaces and Inclusivity in Esports
Esports viewership in Canada has grown by around 1.3 million in the past year alone according to Vividata. Andreea Hanko writes about the dark side facing women (and the lack of women) in esports today.
Are You Hooping? Basketball on the Go🏀
By Gabriel (Gabe) Louis Live basketball might have been invented in Canada and is slowly making a comeback post COVID-19, … More
Studying Failure Through Sports and Market Research
By Mark Kingwell, PhD It’s easy to make the simple phrase, “fail better,” from Samuel Beckett[1] into a corporate mantra. I am … More
