Keeping your child busy during the winter months doesn’t need to be challenging. In fact, there are a number of sports clinics you can choose from. One popular option for boys and girls aged 6 to 13 is a sports clinic focused..

It’s a fact: Canadian kids are not getting enough exercise. While many organizations are trying to spread the word, and government policies at every level from your local school board to Health Canada are focusing on trying to..

Summer might be over, but baseball season doesn’t need to end when the snow flies. Winter baseball clinics move the fun inside for the winter months. Participating in an indoor baseball clinic is a great experience.

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As 2018 is fast approaching, we wanted to share with you a few exciting updates to look out for at our sports camps in the new year! See below for more information about our new bus routes, Girls Baseball Camp, Etobicoke Flag..

Have you heard about Flag Football? Regular football might be one of America’s great pastimes, but it’s also popular here in Canada. You and your family might enjoy sitting down to watch an NFL game on Sunday afternoons or..

We hope you are looking forward to a safe and happy holiday season! The holidays are a time to get together with family and friends, indulge in festive foods, and watch the same movies you watch every December (See: Home Alone..

The snow has already started flying around the GTA. In the face of long winter nights and dropping mercury, summer might seem like a far-off dream. Your kids still have energy to burn though!

It has been an emotional week for Blue Jays fans and fans across Major League Baseball. Roy Halladay, the Blue Jay’s ace from 1998-2009, in every sense of the word, tragically passed away on November 7, 2017. As I sat down to..

The last four years has been the most successful run in franchise history. Since the blockbuster trade in December of 2013 that sent Rudy Gay to Sacramento - that was initially intended to signal a rebuild - the duo of Kyle..

The Toronto Maple Leafs are #ActuallyGood. This phrase (rallying cry?) was originally coined at the beginning of last season by The Leafs Nation blogger Jeff Veillette (@JeffVeillette), and boy was he ever right. The 2016-2017..