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From Bianca Andreescu to Dr. Alaa Murabit, we're highlighting the Canadian women who are having a moment right now.

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"She's an old soul... She definitely doesn't seem like a 19-year-old," says her opponent Serena Williams.

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First rule of the World Cup: never call it soccer. None of the teams who actually qualify for the tournament call the sport by this name, so you shouldn’t either. (Actually, Australia qualified this year. But they didn’t win a single game, so it’s barely worth counting them.) So, football. Even if you know nothing […]

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In an attempt to get everyone to look up from their iPhones and engage in conversation, I recently posed this question to a group of friends: “Would you rather be a super rich CEO or a super rich professional athlete?” I wasn’t expecting it to be a divisive topic, but the prompt led to a […]

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Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack because baseball is back. The Toronto Blue Jays’ regular season is back in full swing and they’re gearing up for the home opener against the Milwaukee Brewers this Tuesday at the Rogers Centre in Toronto (cue the rally towels and fandemonium as MVP Josh Donaldson takes the field). Whether […]

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The countdown to Rio 2016 is on, and who better to inspire us to lead healthier lifestyles (and perhaps become more comfortable in our swimwear and crop-tops) than Team Canada’s female Olympic athletes. And while you might think that being an athlete equates to instant self confidence, that’s not the case for these athletes, who […]

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Setting five-, 10- and 15-year goals can be intimidating. Who decided that big numbers were the most conducive to successful goal setting, anyways? #3YearGoals is challenging this status quo by putting forth the idea that planning in three-year intervals, as opposed to five, is a strategy better suited to the fast-paced lifestyles of modern millennial […]

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See some of our favourite Sochi 2014 uniforms »

Every two years, we humble plebes are reminded what is possible when we opt for the gym over a Scandal marathon. Olympians impress us with the kind of crazy skills we couldn’t rival in our wildest dreams but we usually have them beat on one account: fashion. Olympics past have brought out berets of shame and knockoffs, but so far, it looks like the tide might just be turning. Could a seriously stylish Sochi 2014 be ahead?

After being criticized for outsourcing its wares for the London 2012 Olympics, Ralph Lauren added the tagline “Made in America” to Team USA’s uniforms, which match alpine chicness with prep appeal. Hudson Bay’s point blanket jacket was an obvious inspiration for the pea coat and the white sweatpants are an odd choice for an official look. But on the whole, we give it two thumbs up.

Summer is fast approaching and that can only mean one thing—the start of the season’s hottest events. With multiple can’t-miss functions occurring around the globe, we want to make sure your wardrobe is ready. From music festivals like Glastonbury to the U.S. Open to the Cannes Film Festival, we have your guide to arriving in style.

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See every look Kate Middleton has worn since her engagement! »

While we’re always game for pictures of Kate doing pretty much anything, it’s the candid action shots that really excite us. Case in point: this morning William, Kate and Harry were playing sports at Bacon’s College in South London to launch a program that encourages young people to become coaches. (How very day-before-the-Olympics appropriate!) Kate wore a checker print white and grey day dress by Hobbs, which is of course now sold out, given its £119 price tag. The full skirt and nipped-in waist didn’t hinder her athletic ability, though: the duchess kicked off her Pied a Terre Imperia wedge heels and went barefoot to referee a judo match. (And to think only a few months ago we were going gaga over her lack of sheer tights!)

Forget getting off the treadmill, now is the time to get on it. Gap (gapcanada.ca) recently launched an activewear collection, GapBodyFit, geared to the stylish sports enthusiast.

The Vancouver 2010 Olympics open officially tonight and we’ll be keeping you up to speed on the stylish side of the games–the celebs, parties, opening ceremonies outfits and more–at our Olympics hub on fashionmagazine.com/olympics. Bernadette Morra and Rebecca Tay will be filing regular reports, plus we’ve got to-the-minute updates from our favourite tweeters and where […]

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