Canadian shooting guard Carl English (192-G-81, college: Hawaii) has agreed to terms with Cajasol Banca Civica for the upcoming season. English spent last season with Joventut Badalona and was cons...

Canada's Senior Men's National Basketball team defeated the Czech Republic 89-83 in overtime to win their first game of their current European Exhibition Tour. Canada trailed 25-19 after the first ...

Tony Parker turned the jets on in the second-half to give France an impressive 86-69 victory over Canada’s Senior Men’s National Basketball Team. The victory gives Les Blues a sweep of the two–game...

Canadian Basketball, Fans, Media and others remember when he was drafted with the fourth overall pick of the 2011 NBA draft. But now Tristan Thompsons' name is being associated with a different cro...

The Canadian Men's Senior National Basketball Team announced it's 2011 Training camp roster late last week. And noticeably absent were Canada's newest NBA ambassadors and long time teammates Tristan T...

Six players reached double figures as Serbia rocked Canada 94-73 to seal the last quarter-final spot in group F and advance to the knockout stage of the 2011 U19 FIBA World Championships. With the ...

Balanced attack powers Canada past Korea at 2011 U19 FIBA World Championships. The Canadian U19 National team opened the 2011 FIBA U19 World Championships with a 109-93 victory against a feisty Kor...

2010, there was more than Nash to be excited about for hoop fans north of the border, from an increase in Canadian content in the NBA to the world basketball championships, where both of Canada's nati...

He's no ordinary Joe. But after representing both his province and his country at basketball tournaments this summer, how can you expect 16-year-old Joe De Ciman to be ordinary?

Junior forward Marc Trasolini spent some time this summer in Canada training with Canada's National team and then played a series of exhibition games against Senior National teams from other countries...

Okay, so this may be a stretch. The best that Canada has ever done internationally is Olympic silver – in 1936. To put that into perspective, Adolf Hitler opened the games, and in the basketball fin...