He placed third in final men’s 100 metres event at the world track and field championships in Doha, Qatar. Continue reading →

De Grasse launched his Andre De Grasse Family Foundation on Thursday, and the 23-year-old spoke about the opportunity to give back in a bigger way, and the ability to empower kids through sport. Continue reading →

De Grasse, 23, was silver medallist in the 200 meters at the 2016 Rio Olympics and won bronze in the 100 meters and 4×100 meters relay. He missed the 2017 world championships after suffering a hamstring injury in training. Continue reading →

The injury is a big blow to the Canadian team who was relying on De Grasse for medals at the worlds. Continue reading →

De Grasse was mobbed by youngsters after he posted a time of 10.17 seconds to win the 100-metre race at the Harry Jerome Track Classic. Continue reading →

Olympian Andre De Grasse has been announced as one of 18 winners as a part of the 35th annual Harry Jerome Awards. Continue reading →

It was quite an Olympic debut for Canadian track star Andre De Grasse. Continue reading →

From Sidney Crosby’s and the Penguins Stanley Cup win to Penny Oleksiak’s performances at Rio, Canadian athletes had a stellar 2016. Here’s a look at 10 big Canadian sport stories. Continue reading →

In front of an excited hometown crowd, Markham, Ont. native Andre De Grasse helped unveil a sign that will mark a local street to be named after the Olympic sprinter. Continue reading →

The 21-year-old captured one silver and two bronze medals to become the only Canadian to win three sprinting medals in the same Olympics. Continue reading →