Les Lawton, head coach of the women's hockey team until 2015, has been walking 15 kilometres a day to get in shape for Concordia University's annual charity walkathon Friday.

Tony Proudfoot, a long-time Pointe-Claire resident and former Canadian professional football player, died in 2010 after battling the incurable neurological disorder ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.

The Montreal Canadiens are keeping with their annual holiday tradition of giving back to the community by buying gifts for underprivileged children.

Three new players from Quebec are heading to the Women's Rugby World Cup in Ireland, joining the experienced team that shocked the rugby world by coming home in 2014 with the silver medal.

Saying goodbye is never easy, especially when it comes to ending a relationship that lasted for more than two decades. For Thomas Hall, that long-term relationship was with a sport, sprint canoe.