Toronto Maple Leafs

The moment was made even more fitting when the walk-up music for McKenna, a Whitehorse, Yukon native, wound up being the Canadian pop star's hit single, "Yukon."

The capsule features three legendary Toronto athletes.

Bieber played his SZA collab "Snooze" at History in Toronto.

Paul Bissonnette proposed a one-game solution to swap the lower and upper bowls to "see how it plays out."

The team had replaced their longtime goal song by Hall & Oates for the Kid Cudi song.

The necklace arrives nearly a year after the 6 God enlisted the celebrity jeweler for an iced-out chain following the release of 'Her Loss.'

Tanenbaum owns 25 per cent of MLSE. Rogers Communications and Bell Canada own the remaining 75 per cent.

The famous hockey personality explained his decision to leave in a YouTube video.

Canadians are not currently allowed to buy tickets to Florida Panthers home games in their second round series against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

A Toronto Maple Leafs fan is getting noticed on socials for eating licorice dipped in mayo. The video was taken last night during Game 2 of their Tampa series.

After getting blown out by the Tampa Bay Lightning in their first game of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Toronto Maple Leafs are in need of some motivation.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have once again begun their quest to make it out of the first round of the NHL playoffs for the first time since 2004 with a loss.

After sitting down with the Toronto Star to promote the Canadian launch of her Rhode skincare line, Hailey Bieber shared her go-to Tim Hortons order.

Sportswear company Mitchell & Ness launched their NHL Blue Line Jerseys this week following an agreement with the NHL in 2022 to produced apparel for the league

Canadian fans are excited because on 'Her Loss,' Drake shouts out the Habs on “More M’s,” rapping “Skatin’ through this album like a Montreal Canadien."

In an interview with Tim & Friends, Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews suggested it could be time to switch up his team's goal song to something else.

Auston Matthews accepted the Hart Award on Tuesday night as the NHL's MVP. He's the third Maple Leaf to win the award, and the first since 1954-55.