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SIMMONS SAYS: Television and remarkable talent made Buck Martinez a Blue Jays legend (opens the original)
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Buck Martinez’s enduring place in Toronto Blue Jays history was built not only on the field, but also in the broadcast booth. His distinctive voice, baseball knowledge and ability to connect with viewers helped make him one of the most recognizable figures in Canadian sports broadcasting. I had only one lengthy conversation with the late Ted Rogers, and part of it centred on Martinez. It happened in 2005 at a press conference announcing the signing of relief pitcher Scott Schoeneweis. Somehow, I
Joe Dean Wins British Masters With Wife as Caddie (opens the original)
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Joe Dean completed a remarkable rise from grocery delivery driver to European tour champion on Sunday, winning the British Masters at The Belfry with his wife, Emily, serving as his caddie. BIRMINGHAM, England — Dean began the final round seven shots behind the lead but produced a career-best performance when it mattered most. The 32-year-old Englishman recorded nine birdies in a bogey-free, 9-under-par round of 63. Four of those birdies came over his final six holes, lifting him to 14 under for
Leylah Fernandez, Denis Shapovalov advance to US Open second round (opens the original)
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Canadians Leylah Fernandez and Denis Shapovalov opened their 2026 US Open campaigns with victories on Sunday, securing places in the second round of the Grand Slam tournament. Fernandez defeated China’s Shuai Zhang 6-3, 6-2 in a commanding first-round performance. The Montreal native played aggressively throughout the match, recording 22 winners and four aces while winning 61 points overall. Despite the convincing result, Fernandez still has areas to refine. She committed 13 unforced errors and
This 19th-Century Quebec Village Is Welcoming Visitors Again After 30 Years (opens the original)
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Canadiana Village, a landmark open-air heritage site in Rawdon, Que., is welcoming visitors again after three decades. Once a major Quebec tourist attraction, the restored 19th-century village is beginning a new chapter with immersive performances, cultural programming and renewed public access. Canadiana Village operated as an open-air museum until 1996, drawing families with its collection of original buildings, period antiques and historical artifacts. Over the following 30 years, the site wa
Tony Explores Anthony Bourdain’s Early Kitchen Years (opens the original)
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Seafood played a defining role in Anthony Bourdain’s culinary journey, beginning with a raw oyster eaten during a childhood trip to France. With Canadian director Matt Johnson’s new biopic Tony arriving in theatres across Canada on Aug. 14, viewers may find themselves inspired to prepare a seafood feast rooted in Bourdain’s formative experiences. In his 2000 memoir Kitchen Confidential, Bourdain recalled eating his first raw oyster after it was shucked straight from the sea. The plump, salty she
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