The New York Times – Sports:
The Calgary Flames executive has lived with A.L.S. since 2019. The team he helped build is in the N.H.L. playoffs, and he is still here to see whatever happens.
Category: Canada
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What to Know About the Stanley Cup Playoffs
The New York Times – Sports:
Can the Lightning win a third straight championship? Will the Maple Leafs finally win a round? How far can the Rangers go? Will the Panthers’ success in the regular season continue?
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How Auston Matthews Put Together His Best Year Yet in Toronto
The New York Times – Sports:
The Maple Leafs center has 58 goals, breaking a franchise record that stood for 40 years. But soon come the N.H.L. playoffs, where Toronto has long struggled.
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Canada’s Golf Homes Are Luring More Buyers
The New York Times – Travel:
The nation’s open space and outdoor fun enhance a strong marriage of golf and golf real estate.
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Ice Skating at a Rink Is Fun. Gliding Through a Forest? Glorious.
The New York Times – Travel:
Ottawa’s winter-lovers can now pick among a half-dozen skating trails that wind for miles through the wilderness in and around the city. But climate change threatens the good times.
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Canada Eases Covid Test Rule For Vaccinated Travelers
The New York Times – Travel:
Proof of a recent negative test result will no longer be required, though some travelers may still be chosen at random to be tested on arrival.
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Should Russian Athletes Be Barred From Competition?
The New York Times – Sports:
Our columnist examines whether the soft power of sport should be wielded against Russia, penalizing athletes with little or no say in its actions.
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Unvaccinated M.L.B. Players Will Not Be Allowed to Play in Canada
The New York Times – Sports:
Canada’s border restrictions bar those players, and the players will not be paid while the team is abroad as part of the sport’s new labor agreement.
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Alex Ovechkin Skates Into Canada’s Dense Ukrainian Enclave
The New York Times – Sports:
The Capitals, led by the Russian president’s high-profile supporter, are about to play the Oilers in Edmonton, home to a large concentration of the Ukrainian diaspora.