The New York Times – Sports:
A Canadian mixed martial artist, he brought cerebral flair to the ring and a dogged determination to his campaign for changing the sport’s drug rules.
Category: Canada
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Shakespeare or Bieber? This Canadian City Draws Devotees of Both
The New York Times – Music:
For nearly 70 years, Stratford, Ontario, has attracted legions of theater fanatics to its Shakespeare festival. About a dozen years ago, a very different type of pilgrim began arriving: Beliebers.
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Matty Matheson, the Real Chef Who Doesn’t Play One on ”The Bear,” Launches a Clothing Line
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The chef, who plays a handyman on “The Bear,” has launched Rosa Rugosa, a clothing line that fits him well.
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Matty Matheson, the Real Chef Who Doesn’t Play One on ”The Bear,” Launches a Clothing Line
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The chef, who plays a handyman on “The Bear,” has launched Rosa Rugosa, a clothing line that fits him well.
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In Comebacks, Serena Williams Showed ‘You Can Never Underestimate Her’
The New York Times – Sports:
Big moments on the biggest stages cemented Williams’s reputation as the queen of comebacks.
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In Sarah Nurse, a Found Voice for Hockey
The New York Times – Sports:
Nurse, 27, is the first Black woman to win Olympic gold in women’s hockey. Before she set the single-tournament points record in Beijing, she faced years of underestimation.
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Sexual Assault Revelations Turn Canada’s National Game Into the Nation’s Shame
The New York Times – Sports:
Once a jewel of Hockey Canada’s schedule, the world junior tournament is playing to a largely empty arena as turmoil forces Canadians to rethink what they believe about the sport.
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Suddenly in Toronto, It’s All About Serena Williams
The New York Times – Sports:
Williams’s second-round match on Wednesday at the National Bank Open could be her last in Canada, and everyone wants in on it, even the prime minister and Wayne Gretzky.
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Is Avalanche Defenseman Cale Makar the Stephen Curry of Hockey?
The New York Times – Sports:
“You think you’ve got him, but you don’t,” Lightning defenseman Mikhail Sergachev said. “He just uses you as bait and as a screen. He’s very, very dangerous.”