Cathy Squires

Nothing like a Monday night game to start the week off right.

Whether anyone likes it or not, it’s going to happen, and it’s likely a good idea.

The Leafs have been dealing with injuries via emergency recalls. There’s a reason for that.

Players are flying all over the place in the Q today, and our newest goalie prospect is on his way too.

Trevor Moore does it with his own hard work, his speed and his willingness to always drive the net.

In a disaster for the Canucks’ hopes tonight, Josh Leivo is on IR.

The Leafs are winning more than they ever have in the 82-game era, but they’re in a familiar place.

It’s time for some afternoon hockey.

Testing the truth of things many people believe.

All of the Leafs prospects are out of the WJC now.

Quarterfinal matchups, brackets and all the times and places for you are right here.

To everyone at PPP, have a wonderful 2019 starting right now.

Who’s up, who’s down, who’s out.

Day 4 went mostly to script. That story and the schedule for the rest of the preliminary round is here for you.

Maple Leafs face the Islanders, and it’s all about the goalie drama.

The wafer-thin goalie depth just got a lot better.

Canada faces the Czechs and Rasmus Sandin and Pontus Holmberg take on America.

There were fewer penalties and fewer goals on day two.

Sweden and Canada have different ideas about a dominating win.

The final word on who is leading Team Canada was given after the game last night.

The Leafs have four prospects on the rosters of three teams. Get ready to watch them, plus a host of draft-eligible players, as they fight it out for the gold medal.

Not even on the radar last August, Ian Scott is now making his case to be the Team Canada number one.

It’s a good night to have the kids, some old friends, and the neighbours over for a little Christmas cheer.

The Marlies winger needs to draw into the lineup for sure, as there are no extra forwards.

The injuries keep coming to the Leafs as they are now down to 11 forwards on the roster who can skate.