Strive

Following 12 women from the Ottawa region who practice amateur combat sports and martial arts including boxing, BJJ, MMA, muay thai, olympic wrestling, pro wrestling, and judo. 

Every week, Maxim Martin chats with two players or members of the Montreal Canadiens organization as they go out for a car ride. Share some unexpected, funny and touching moments with your favourite team.

A monthly series showcasing an up close and personal sit down with Toronto FC players. Maria Papadakis is joined by the players at various hot spots in Toronto, as chosen by the athlete. The casual conversation-style brings out the personality of each player as they chat about topics both on and off the pitch. The players divulge their earliest memories of soccer up to and including being a part of an historic season with a championship team, as well as their love for the city and what life is like as a soccer player in Toronto. 

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.

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

 Follow Muay Thai fighters from across Ontario cities as they prepare to do battle.

The Atlantic Hockey Report (AHR) is proud to report on "all things" hockey in Atlantic Canada. AHR looks at all levels of hockey and strives to bring you the stories that others don't. Join host Steve Power as he brings you hockey news, stories, player profiles, highlights and much more from the four Atlantic provinces. 

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

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! 

Dietitian and trainer Ben Sit participates in unique programs that address both physical and mental health.

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.