TORONTO, May 23, 2024 – The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) announced today that it has expanded to Canada by awarding Toronto an expansion team, the league’s first outside ...
Toronto will now be the new home of a WNBA team, the first franchise outside of the United States. Today the Women's National Basketball Association announced it is expanding to Canada, awarding ...
The WNBA is bringing a 14th franchise to the league, and it’s (officially) happening in Toronto, Canada. Since March, there have been lots of rumblings about a WNBA franchise in Canada, which ...
The WNBA announced Thursday that Toronto will be home to the league's newest team, which will start play in 2026. The Canadian franchise will grow the WNBA to 14 teams. Another expansion franchise ...
The WNBA officially announced on Thursday that it is expanding to Canada with an expansion franchise in Toronto that will begin play during the 2026 season. CBC first broke the news earlier this ...
The WNBA will add its first non-U.S. team in Toronto in 2026—the latest addition that will inch the league closer to its goal of having 16 teams by 2028 as it continues to see an increase in ...
Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, Kilmer Group chairman and CEO Larry Tanenbaum, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow celebrate the ...
The W is going global. On May 23, news of a WNBA franchise based in Toronto was made official, with the 14th WNBA franchise set to take the court in 2026. The press conference was a star-studded ...
Toronto has been awarded the WNBA’s first franchise outside the United States, with the expansion team set to begin play in 2026. Larry Tanenbaum-led Kilmer Sports Ventures is paying $115 ...
Today is a game changing day not only for women's basketball but for sports in Canada. This franchise will be Canada's team, and we are so excited to unite the country and inspire pride and ...
The Sky played in the WNBA’s first Canada game last year, beating the Lynx 82-74 in front of a sellout crowd. Chris Young/AP NEW YORK — The WNBA announced its official expansion to Toronto on ...