 | Article | September 24, 2020
Forget Bubbles - Calgary is Pitching Itself as an Igloo for Winter Sports Face it: we’ve been so preoccupied with tournaments in soccer, volleyball and basketball that we haven’t even considered the 2021 winter sports... More>> |
 | Article | September 11, 2020
Referee Shortages Loom as Sports Resume One thing that hasn’t changed over the last six months is a shortage of referees. If anything, it’s worse. Here are the strategies event owners... More>> |
 | Article | August 4, 2020
From XFL to Lingerie, Alternative Football Could Drive Venue Use in Cities The definition of the eternal optimist might be found in the owners of alternate football leagues. Cases in point this week: Mike Ditka and Dwayne... More>> |
 | Article | July 28, 2020
Amateur Baseball Draws Fans to Minor League Stadiums Ready for some great news? Baseball is back and in many cases, is allowing players to bring back their glory days on the diamond. But lest you think... More>> |
 | Article | June 20, 2020
Ski Resort Business Trying to Stay Relevant in a COVID-19 World The headline for an outdoors magazine article said it all: “The Pandemic Is Forcing Ski Towns to Rethink Tourism.” After having to completely... More>> |
 | Article | June 7, 2020
Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance Creates COVID-19 Recovery Task Force As it is in the U.S., sports tourism is a major player in Canada’s economy and a sector that has been significantly damaged by the pandemic – so... More>> |
 | Article | April 28, 2020
Waiting Game: FIFA World Cup Site Decision Another Casualty of COVID-19 The FIFA World Cup in 2026 is further out than most sports commissions are looking at the moment, but they will have to wait to find out whether... More>> |
 | Article | January 31, 2020
NFL Continues to Test International Waters – But How Far Will It Go? Could a Super Bowl or a Pro Bowl be held overseas? With an announcement of games in Mexico (and with Roger Goodell stating that Toronto was “a... More>> |
 | Article | January 8, 2020
Tough Times for Tough Mudder Show Dark Future for Obstacle Racing What happens when a giant in the industry falls? It reverberates through those left standing. Tough Mudder might not have hit the ground (yet) but it... More>> |
 | Article | March 20, 2019
Investing in Terrain for Cycling, Running and Climbing Means No Off Season for Ski Resorts The announcement that Alterra Mountain Company would invest $181 million across multiple North American destinations might not have been a surprise... More>> |
