National Sports

OTTAWA — Canada's Governor General will attend Wednesday's opening ceremonies of the Paralympic Games in Paris as part of a trip to France.

Jesse Marsch is quickly delivering on his promise to attract dual nationals to Canada.

TORONTO — They're idle, but the Montreal Alouettes could still cement a CFL playoff berth this week. Montreal (10-1) would secure an East Division post-season spot if the Ottawa Redblacks (7-2-1) defeated the B.C. Lions (5-6) on Saturday.

After being named the world's top air guitarist in Finland, a 34-year-old Canadian man is trying to drum up interest back home for his tongue-in-cheek craft.

MONTREAL — Mathieu Choinière is heading to Europe.

TORONTO — Ottawa Redblacks quarterback Dru Brown and tackle Christian Covington of the B.C. Lions were the top offensive and defesive players in the CFL honour roll Tuesday. Brown captured top offensive honours with a grade of 86.

VANCOUVER — The minds behind Vancouver's new women's professional soccer team had a lofty goal as they looked to name the club — they wanted to simultaneously inspire and capture the essence of a new era.

PARIS — Amy Burk doesn't know if her fifth Paralympic Games will be her last, but she does know Paris will feel monumental to her. Her sons Lucas, 10, and five-year-old Ryan have albinism and visual impairment as she does.

Monday's Games MLB American League Toronto 4 Boston 1, 1st game Toronto 7 Boston 3, 2nd game Kansas City 4 Cleveland 3, 1st game Kansas City 9 Cleveland 4, 2nd game Detroit 6 Chicago White Sox 3 Seattle 5 Tampa Bay 1 National League Chicago Cubs 18 P

BOSTON (AP) — George Springer hit a three-run home run — his second homer of the day — to key a five-run fifth inning and the Toronto Blue Jays took two games from fading Boston by posting a 7-3 victory on Monday night to send the Red Sox to their fi