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
The 16-year-old swimming phenom stunned the world with her success at the Summer Olympic Games in Rio, so perhaps it’s no surprise that Penny Oleksiak was also the most mentioned Canadian athlete on Twitter. Continue reading