Strive

Go behind the scenes with your host Emily Fulford as she gets you up close with competitors in local professional sports, including a racetrack driver, motorcycle racer, and a sledge hockey gold medalist. Find out what makes them the best, and how they got there.

Follow various Community Events (Atlantic only) with Sports Express! 

Every week, Canadians in Brampton come together to play a game that is in their blood – ball hockey. What fueled them to start the Brampton Hockey League, and keep going for so many years? Meet the players, understand their passion, and share in their bond.

For the Ottawa Senators Foundation, passion has no off-season. Game Changers profiles the people and programs making a difference in our city through the help of the NHL hockey club’s not-for-profit side. From mental health awareness campaigns to amateur sport initiatives around the city, this series profiles people who are transforming Ottawa one initiative at a time.

Women can fight. They can learn how to take a punch and give one right back, to not back down. Step inside gyms across the GTA where women become warriors and learn about the various martial arts they choose to do.

A documentary series that explores how non-athletes use sports as a form of therapy to to deal with personal trauma or challenges. 

Explore the Aloha spirit in the GTA Great Lake Surf community, and see how it is alive, thriving, and part of a passionate subculture in Toronto.

Inside AUS takes a look at what makes Atlantic University Sport the ultimate student-athlete experience. Join host, Scott Squires as he interviews coaches and athletes and see highlights from previous games! 

Who would want to surf the cold lake waters in Toronto? Larry does! He is likely one of the best surfers in the city, and one of the most well-known surfers in Southern Ontario.

Andy Petrillo sits down with people in the professional hockey industry to focus on the stories behind the game we love. Talking beyond the Toronto Maple Leafs, what really happens with the journalists, announcers, and more when the team is not playing?

Move brings us inside the life of a cross-section of Canadians living with mental illness who have regained control of their lives by using movement as medicine.