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Whitecaps hope to continue climb at home against Dyanmo Field Level Media 20 Jul 2021, 08:05 GMT+10 While Toronto FC and CF Montreal returned home this past weekend to play games in Canada for the first time this season, the Vancouver Whitecaps have not yet been approved to do so due to coronavirus restrictions. The Whitecaps (3-7-3, 12 points) will play the Houston Dynamo (3-4-6, 15 points) on Tuesday night in their home away from home, Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah. "We just need to go bac...

Weathering the clubs eight-game winless drought has been tough, but White said the pressures also fuelling him as the club looks to turn its season around. "You feel it a little bit but it’s more of a burning fire inside of you, to break this spell, to start winning games and get the ball rolling so we can progress up the table and earn more points," he said. Vancouvers next chance to get back in the win column comes Saturday when the Caps (2-7-3) host the L.A. Galaxy (8-4-0) at their tempor...

Yeferson Soteldo suffers Grade 2 muscle injury; will miss 4-6 weeks Share this story Matt Stamey-USA TODAY Sports TORONTO, Canada—While Toronto FC are expected to get one of their stars back Saturday vs. Columbus Crew in Alejandro Pozuelo, it appears that another one has gone down injured. Newly-acquired designated player Yeferson Soteldo has suffered a Grade 2 muscle injury to his left thigh according to the Venezuelan Soccer Federation. Yeferson Soteldo has suffered a Grade 2 muscle injury...

Raptors Enter Game 72 as Underdogs vs. Pacers The Toronto Raptors are once again taking a cautious approach with their stars and will be significant underdogs against the Indiana Pacers to end the season Author: Trevor Ruszkowski-USA TODAY Sports The Toronto Raptors are once again taking a cautious approach with their stars and will be significant underdogs against the Indiana Pacers to end the season The final game of the season is here for the Toronto Raptors and quite possibly the final game...

Toronto to begin installing curb lane patios next week Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. While Toronto remains under a strict shutdown implemented by the province amid the third wave of COVID-19, the city is doing everything in its power to ensure restaurants can open their patios as soon as public health restrictions allow for it. Mayor John Tory announced Wednesday that the installation of curb lane patio...

Toronto Police laid 33 charges related to large social gatherings this past weekend Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. While Toronto has been under some form of lockdown for roughly three months now, some residents of the city are still hosting and attending large social gatherings as if we havent been in a pandemic for nearly a year. Toronto Fire Chief Matthew Pegg provided an update on the enforcement acti...

A month before the 2021 trade deadline, rumors surrounding veteran center Andre Drummond and his future with the Cleveland Cavaliers started to heat up. After telling everyone in the league that they have no intention of trading him, reports recently surfaced that the Cavaliers are already planning to part ways with the All-Star big man and make Jarrett Allen their starting center. As of now, several teams that are in dire need of a frontcourt boost and additional star power have already expres...

This is how long the lockdown could last in Ontario and what might come next Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. While Toronto, Peel, York, Windsor-Essex and Hamilton are currently in the lockdown stage of the provinces COVID-19 framework, that system will soon be paused as the entirety of Ontario enters a province-wide shutdown on Saturday, Dec. 26. Premier Doug Ford announced the impending shutdown Monday, ...

Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. While Torontos annual Santa Claus parade happened virtually this year instead of in person as a result of the pandemic, it seems some Toronto residents are planning an alternate face-to-face holiday event despite public health measures restricting it. In a series of tweets posted Thursday afternoon, Toronto police warned of a "Santa-themed gathering" being advertised for Sunday, Dec. 2...