A Leafs fan holding a sign bearing a ribbon and the slogan "Toronto Stronger" -- a reference to the Boston Strong campaign that followed the bombings there -- is drawing anger from both sides of the hockey rivalry.
Category: Sports
A Leafs fan holding a sign bearing a ribbon and the slogan "Toronto Stronger" -- a reference to the Boston Strong campaign that followed the bombings there -- is drawing anger from both sides of the hockey rivalry.
NBA center Jason Collins has announced himself as the first ever openly gay male athlete actively playing in a professional U.S. sports league -- news that is receiving much fanfare, but also some criticism from observers who say this isn't quite precedent setting.
Nike is again raising eyebrows with an advertisement featuring its
spokesman Tiger Woods, this time after posting this ad featuring a Woods
quote, to mark his retaking of the world No. 1 golf ranking. 
A group of Grade 2 students in Buffalo, N.Y. are proving that they can play at the same level as NFL players -- at least when it comes to grammar and spelling on Twitter.
In the third quarter of Sunday's Super Bowl, the lights went out in New Orleans. And Twitter lit up because, for about 35 minutes, there was no football to tweet about. 
Long distance runner Ivan Fernandez Anaya may have sacrificed a first place victory in a race that made headlines in December, but the Spanish athlete is still a clear winner in the eyes of those who value kindness - especially since leveraging his boost in fame to benefit charity.
Much like the photo-posing memes planking, horsemanning and Tebowing,
Te'oing involves recreating a specific gesture, taking a photo, and
sharing it online. In this case, that gesture is posing with an
imaginary girlfriend.
During Lance Armstrong's interview with Oprah, Twitter, naturally, was talking about little else. But there were two key moments in the interview that commentators seemed to focus on: his definition of "cheating" and his denial that he called a teammate's wife fat.
University Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron led his team to victory over Notre Dame in last night's BCS National Championship, but it was his girlfriend Katherine Webb who proved to be the game's true star -- at least online.
Move to strip Lance Armstrong of Tour De France titles sparks debate
Categories: Sports
Tags: Community, Community Reaction
A story about cyclist Lance Armstrong, who was stripped of
his seven Tour de France titles today and banned for life from competing, has
CBC Community members talking.
Meet the Community Team
CBC News Community team, from left to right: Andrew Yates, Lauren O'Neil, Andrea Bellamare, John Bowman (Not shown: Andrea Lee-Greenberg, on leave)
If you're part of the CBC News community, you're likely to meet one of us: we're the folks working to produce and promote your stories. Read more about us.
Other Your Community Entries
Categories
Archives »
- 2013 (428)
-
May (24)
- 'Toronto Stronger' sign outside Leafs game angers hockey fans
- Is Rihanna a cyberbully for sicking her 'navy' on an Instagram hater?
- Canadian poets go digital to redefine their craft
- Redditors to marketers: Stop telling us how to be Canadian
- Parsing the first survey results post long-form census: Thurs. 7 p.m. ET
- Should 'baby boxes' for abandoned newborns appear at more Canadian hospitals?
- Chris Hadfield leads nationwide singalong on Music Monday
- Ottawa man who paid off mom's mortgage reflects on going viral
- Star Wars Day: The Empire strikes back against May the 4th
- Generation Why brings 'far away' closer
-
April (106)
- Illegal wildlife trade thrives on the 'dark web'
- Stanford students seek bone marrow match for beloved professor
- Google Glass user's shower photo freaks out internet
- Canada's new polymer notes get orbital boost
- Inmates use Yelp to review prison conditions
- Canadians react to foreign worker program changes
- VOTE: April Photo Contest Finalists
- Alberta public employees, government tweet across the picket line
- Fashion-savvy seniors flaunt 'Advanced Style'
- Praise rolls in for gay NBA player Jason Collins
-
March (98)
- Generation Why: March 29
- Prominent Canadians bid farewell to Ralph Klein on Twitter
- Ralph Klein: Share your condolences
- Vera Wang ditches $500 'try-on' fee in China following global outcry
- Live Online replay: The star power of pandas
- B.C. ad evokes Amanda Todd to warn against 'just one photo'
- 'Stop rape' dislodging 'stay safe' advice on social media
- Brands support same-sex marriage in U.S. debate
- 'Rent a Mourner' fills your funeral with fake friends
- Ogooglebar! Sweden's spat with Google inspires 'ungoogleable' fun
-
February (95)
- REPLAY Pope Benedict resigns: What's next for the Catholic church?
- Russian 'ghost' ship has Twitter intrigued
- Beijing woman's dummy tummy stunt on Subway causes outrage
- CPC, Wildrose, CBC line up to cut ties to Flanagan
- Vote for our February photo contest winner
- Married couple sought for millionaire's Mars mission
- Boeing's bid to replace CF-18s gets CBCNews.ca readers talking
- Vatican scrubs @pontifex Twitter account
- Rosa Parks statue unveiled on Capitol Hill
- Morrissey and Jimmy Kimmel in feud over Duck Dynasty
-
January (105)
- Opposites attract: Tell us your unlikely love story
- Youth for hire: employing 'Generation Jobless'
- Fired HMV employees take over Twitter account
- Toronto company puts your head on a Pez dispenser
- Perfume for babies released by Dolce & Gabbana
- U.S. man shot in driveway mix-up mourned online
- World reacts to new Blackberry phones, Alicia Keys hire
- Will BlackBerry 10 turn things around for the company?
- Is Volkswagen's new Super Bowl Commercial racist?
- Graphic porn invades Twitter's Vine app
-