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Employees were notified earlier today that The Arena Group — the magazine's publisher — was planning to lay off a "significant number" and "possibly all" of its guild-represented staff members. To learn more, visit dailyhive.com.

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Getting FIFA World Cup tickets for Canada’s knockout stage match in Los Angeles isn’t a problem for fans travelling south. Finding a flight is.

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Canada could not find a way to end their FIFA World Cup group play on a winning note. The Canadians played to a disappointing 2-1 loss against Switzerland on Wednesday afternoon in Vancouver. It wasn’t the result that Canada was hoping for, but they will still be advancing to the knockout round.

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If you thought Canada’s Alphonso Davies was finally going to make his 2026 FIFA World Cup debut against Switzerland on Wednesday, consider yourself fooled.

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The Mike Babcock era is officially underway for the Edmonton Oilers. Edmonton announced the hiring on Tuesday morning, bringing Babcock aboard as the team’s head coach, as well as naming DJ Smith as an associate coach. This came after weeks of rumours and an NHL investigation that paved the way for Babcock to return to the league.

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Is the NHL getting ready to expand again? It certainly sounds like it, with multiple reports surfacing that NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is looking at two prospective cities. Sorry, Quebec City, because both cities are in the United States.

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Canada is in a great position heading into its final group-stage match against Switzerland on Wednesday. They’re already assured of advancing to the knockout round at a men’s FIFA World Cup for the first time ever. Furthermore, Canada has a chance to advance as the top team in Group B.

Play for the draw? Canada coach Jesse Marsch has other ideas for Swiss

Canada is about to get a big boost to its lineup. Alphonso Davies appears ready to go for his first action of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Canada head coach Jesse Marsch said as much during Tuesday’s press conference in Vancouver.

Sounds like we'll see Alphonso Davies play in Canada-Switzerland match

While many were frustrated by the Edmonton Oilers hiring of Mike Babcock, it has allowed for his impersonator to resurface.

Mike Babcock impersonator has resurfaced following Edmonton Oilers hiring

NHL teams north of the border may need to start thinking twice before drafting American-born talent. On Sunday morning, hockey fans across the globe were completely taken aback after learning that Brady Tkachuk, the former captain of the Ottawa Senators, was traded to the Florida Panthers. The 26-year-old wanted out and gave Sens GM Steve Staios a list of teams he would like to join. To no surprise, the Panthers were on that list.

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The Canadian men’s national team has already made history. Not only did they secure Canada’s first win at a men’s FIFA World Cup, but they also advanced to the knockout round for the first time ever.

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Ismaël Koné’s gruesome leg injury against Qatar at the FIFA World Cup will be hard to forget for many Canadians. The Qatari player who caused the injury was initially given a red card, but the consequences of the challenge that resulted in Koné breaking his leg have escalated.

Qatar player who broke Koné's leg suspended by FIFA

The highs and lows of the FIFA World Cup were on display for Canada following a 2-1 loss to Switzerland. There was triumph in becoming the first Canadian men’s national team to advance to a World Cup knockout match, but also disappointment in not earning a result to keep Canada in Vancouver for the Round of 32 and potentially the Round of 16 as well.

Don't expect an apology from fibbing Canada coach Jesse Marsch

The Canadian men’s national team has made history at the FIFA World Cup, qualifying for the knockout round for the first time ever.

Who Canada will play in FIFA World Cup Round of 32

Canada didn’t win its group like it hoped, after losing to Switzerland on Wednesday. So rather than continue playing in Vancouver, the team will travel to Los Angeles for a Round of 32 match. Until a shocking result on Wednesday evening, everyone assumed that it would be against South Korea. South Africa’s 1-0 upset win over the Koreans changed all that, making them Canada’s next opponent.

Canada is the heavy favourite to beat their surprise FIFA World Cup opponent

The Canadian men’s national team is playing in the U. S. for the first time during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Canada finished runner-up in Group B after a loss to Switzerland in the final group stage match, and now will have to travel to Los Angeles to play surprise Group A runners-up South Africa on Sunday.

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For the first time ever, a host nation at the FIFA World Cup will have to play outside its own borders. After three group-stage matches at home, in Vancouver and Toronto, Canada is heading to Los Angeles for the Round of 32, where they’ll face South Africa.

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