Pedestrian-only streets in the winter? Montreal wants to give it a shot
Pedestrian streets have become a summer norm in Montreal. The city is looking to experiment with the concept during the winter, but not everyone thinks it's a good idea.
Why Maple Leafs should be encouraged (and concerned) at the break: Monday Morning Leafs Report
Head coach Craig Berube wants his team defending the front of the net above all else and nobody on the Leafs does that better ...
Maple Leafs drop final game of otherwise successful road trip: 'It's a positive'
Solid trip, rough ending. But as they enter the 4 Nations Face-Off break, the Maple Leafs can take solace knowing first place in the Atlantic is a reasonable goal — and that they can play much better ...
Despite lack of execution, Nylander and Marner stay together at Leafs practice
Toronto's new look second line of John Tavares between William Nylander and Mitch Marner will get a second chance together when the Leafs take on the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday. The trio received ...
Love Run Race supporting Child Advocacy Center
A special race for a good cause is coming to Norris on March 1. Race director Robert May visited WATE to talk about the Love Run 5K.
The Sports Report: Ageless LeBron James leads Lakers to victory
LeBron James has 42 points, 17 rebounds and eight assists as the Lakers fend off a late rally to defeat Golden State.
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Stolarz Returns From Injury, Helps Maple Leafs Defeat Kraken 3-1
On Feb. 6, the Toronto Maple Leafs traveled to Climate Pledge Arena to face off against the Seattle Kraken. The Kraken were ...
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Maple Leafs’ win over Flames reveals optimal line combinations
The Toronto Maple Leafs continued their up-and-downs start to 2025 with a 6-3 win over the Calgary Flames, three days after ...
'Puppy Bowl' referee reviews former assistants, including a skunk and a sloth
As 142 rescue pups are rostered on and off the "Puppy Bowl XXI" field, regular referee Dan Schachner looks back at past ...