June 2025 Recap
We’ve partnered with No Flukes to give away free crowd tickets to a few lucky fans! Sign up below for a chance to win — and be part of one of the most exciting youth sports events of the summer.
? Shoot Your Shot 2025
? Sunday, July 27
? Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
? A full day of youth basketball talent, pro guests, celebrity appearances, challenges, and live performances!
From 3-point qualifiers to the ultimate Shoot Your Shot Main Event, this is your all-access crowd pass to the future of the game. Don’t miss out — sign up now and join the hype!
Stay informed with our monthly recaps!
June 2025 Recap
We’ve partnered with No Flukes to give away free crowd tickets to a few lucky fans! Sign up below for a chance to win — and be part of one of the most exciting youth sports events of the summer.
? Shoot Your Shot 2025
? Sunday, July 27
? Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
? A full day of youth basketball talent, pro guests, celebrity appearances, challenges, and live performances!
From 3-point qualifiers to the ultimate Shoot Your Shot Main Event, this is your all-access crowd pass to the future of the game. Don’t miss out — sign up now and join the hype!
Stay informed with our monthly recaps!
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✨ Test Your Knowledge ✨
A) Perdita Felicien
B) Bruny Surin
C) Andre De Grasse
D) Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce
Q2. Viola Desmond is often compared to Rosa Parks for her act of resistance in 1946. In which Canadian province did she challenge racial segregation by refusing to leave a whites-only section of a theatre?
A) Ontario
B) Alberta
C) Nova Scotia
D) Quebec
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