National Sports

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TORONTO — Ricky Ray wasted no time excelling in Marc Trestman's offence. Ray threw for a career-high 506 yards and a TD as Toronto beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32-15 on Sunday.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Back on the mound, Roberto Osuna settled into his comfort zone.

CLERMONT FERRAND, France — Veteran Ashley Steacy ended her international rugby sevens career on a winning note Sunday as Canada thumped France 36-7 to win the bronze medal at the Clermont-Ferrand Sevens.

BAKU, Azerbaijan — When the critics were speculating over how he got a seat in Formula One, teenager Lance Stroll simply ignored them. The 18-year-old Canadian driver, son of billionaire investor Lawrence Stroll, was right not to listen.

BAKU, Azerbaijan — As Daniel Ricciardo celebrated winning a hectic Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday, title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel clashed in a bitter incident that could shape the rest of an intriguing Formula One season.

TORONTO — After hobbling into the post-game interview room, co-captain DTH van der Merwe took little pleasure in making Canadian rugby history in a 28-28 tie with the United States.

NEW YORK — Sportscaster Erin Andrews and former NHL player Jarret Stoll have tied the knot.

TORONTO — Bruce Arena has given Toronto FC a helping hand in its Major League Soccer campaign. The U.S.

LONDON — Gordon Johnston scored twice, including the game-winner on a backhand shot in the 44th minute, as Canada rallied from a 2-1 deficit in the second half and beat sixth-ranked India 3-2 on Sunday to finish fifth at the 2017 field hockey world l