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CBC
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
The long-awaited return of Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling
Social Sharing Maple Leaf Wrestling was a major and historic player in Canada's pro wrestling industry for over half a century, until it folded in the '80s. Recently, the brand was bought and renamed Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, and this Saturday marks the return of the franchise to its original home base, the Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto (formerly known as Maple Leaf Gardens). Today on Commotion, guest host Ali Hassan speaks with wrestling fan Sarah Kurchak about the history of the Maple Leaf wrestling brand, and what its return might signal for the future of wrestling in Canada. WATCH | Today's episode on YouTube (this segment begins at 11:00):
Daily Tribune
24-04-2025
- Sport
- Daily Tribune
Al Noor CBSE section celebrates athletic excellence
views The Annual Athletic Meet Prize Distribution Ceremony of Al Noor International School, CBSE Section, was held on 10th April. The event was a grand celebration of sportsmanship, perseverance, and teamwork, bringing together students, teachers, and distinguished guests to honour the achievements of the school's budding athletes. Medals were awarded to the winners by the School Chairman Ali Hassan, School Director, Dr. Mohammed Mashood, and the Principal, Abdul Rahman Al Koheeji. In addition to individual awards, the ceremony included the presentation of House Championships. Diamond House claimed the Championship trophy, while Ruby House earned the runners-up trophy.
CBC
20-03-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Watch the Canada Reads Finale here!
The great Canadian book debate is back for its 24th season! The final round of Canada Reads concludes March 20, 2025 at 10:05 a.m ET. Watch Day Four on this page or find other ways and times to tune in here. The 2025 contenders are: Over four days, the five champions state their case for why their book is the "one book to change the narrative." This year's host is comedian Ali Hassan. The final two panellists will have one last opportunity to champion their respective book about whether their book is truly the one that all of Canada should read right now. The debates take place live at 10:05 a.m. ET. You can tune in live or catch a replay on the platform of your choice. You can see all the broadcast details here. After one hour of debate, the five panellists will have to vote one final book off the show.
CBC
18-03-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Watch Canada Reads Day Three here!
The great Canadian book debate is back for its 24th season! The opening round of Canada Reads continues March 19, 2025 at 10:05 a.m ET. Watch Day Three on this page or find other ways and times to tune in here. The 2025 contenders are: Over four days, the five champions will state their case for why their book is the "one book to change the narrative." This year's host is comedian Ali Hassan. Panellists will have an opportunity to champion their respective book about whether their book is truly the one that all of Canada needs to read right now. The debates take place live at 10:05 a.m. ET. You can tune in live or catch a replay on the platform of your choice. You can see all the broadcast details here. After one hour of debate, the five panellists will have to vote one book off the show.
CBC
18-03-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Watch Canada Reads Day Two here!
The great Canadian book debate is back for its 24th season! The opening round of Canada Reads kicked off March 17, 2025 at 10:05 a.m ET. Watch Day Two on this page or find other ways and times to tune in here. The 2025 contenders are: Over four days, the five champions will state their case for why their book is the "one book to change the narrative." This year's host is comedian Ali Hassan. Panellists will have an opportunity to champion their respective book about whether their book is truly the one that all Canadians need to read right now. The debates take place live at 10:05 a.m. ET. You can tune in live or catch a replay on the platform of your choice. You can see all the broadcast details here. After one hour of debate, the five panellists will have to vote one book off the show.
