Opinion | Rogers now owns most of Toronto’s sports teams. What can (already beleaguered) fans expect?
Meanwhile, the suits at Rogers were busy buying out Bell’s stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment. Does this mean BJ Birdie is finally due for a comeback? Were the City Connect jerseys not cool enough?
Masai Ujiri’s future with Toronto Raptors dicier than ever after Rogers buys out Bell
From the moment it happened in 2011, the partnership seemed like a lower-stakes, modern-day version of mutually assured destruction: Bell Canada Enterprises and Rogers Communications, each other’s primary competitors, coming together to buy a majority share of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE).
Toronto police said they received a call for a single vehicle collision near Rogers Road and McRoberts Avenue just before 1 a ...
A suspected impaired driver was arrested after losing control and crashing into a house in Toronto on Friday morning. The ...
Rogers Communications has officially taken majority control of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE), the parent company ...
Rogers already owns the Toronto Blue Jays of Major League Baseball. For Bell, the deal could aid a restructuring sparked by a decline in its legacy phone and news business. The company's shares ...
Rogers Communications, which now controls all of Toronto's major men's sports teams, has had past interest in the NFL.
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