Canadian coach Bev Priestman seems to have adopted a new slogan to replace the now outdated "change the colour of the medal" with "there’s no hunger in paradise.”

Christine Sinclair is hopeful that Canada's gold medal run at the Tokyo Olympics will lead to the country getting an NWSL team or launching its own league.

Canadian coach Bev Priestman's tournament management at the Tokyo Olympics was near perfect: from her formations, team selections and tactics.

The Canadian women’s team not only managed to change the colour of the medal, they also struck gold at the Tokyo Olympics.

Canada has changed the colour of the medal at the Tokyo Olympics. But will it be gold or silver?

Canada will change the colour of the medal after upsetting the United States 1-0 in the semifinals of the Tokyo Olympics on Monday at Kashima Stadium.

A victory in Monday’s semifinal vs. the U.S. means Canada would get the chance to play for the gold medal in next Friday’s final at the Tokyo Olympics.

Stephanie Labbé was the hero for Canada on Friday, coming up big in a penalty shootout win over Brazil in the quarter-finals at the Tokyo Olympics.

Shelina Zadorsky rebounded from not making the 2015 World Cup roster to becoming one of Canada's most important players.

The Canadian women's team will try to book its spot in the final four at the Tokyo Olympics when it faces Brazil on Friday.

"We’ve gone undefeated and you can’t scoff at that in an Olympic Games," said Bev Priestman after Canada booked its spot in the quarter-finals.

Canada advanced out of the group stage at the Tokyo Olympics, but it faces a tough path to get to the final.

Canada faces its biggest test of the group stage at the Tokyo Olympics on Tuesday when it faces Great Britain in Kashima.

Canada had to sweat it out a bit, but it was full value for a 2-1 win over Chile on Saturday at the Tokyo Olympics.

Can Canada improve upon its timid attacking display vs. Chile on Saturday at the Tokyo Olympics?

Canada coughed up the tying goal in the 84th minute in a 1-1 draw against Japan on Wednesday in its first match at the Tokyo Games.

Canada suffered a 4-0 loss, its heaviest defeat in seven years, the last time it faced Japan in a 2019 international friendly.

Five years ago, Canada's Janine Beckie announced herself to the world at the Rio Olympics with a team-high three goals. What does she have in store in Tokyo?

For more than 11 years, Desiree Scott has been there for Canada, always in motion. Running, hustling, chasing, harassing, tackling. She never stops.

Long overlooked by the Canadian women's team, Évelyne Viens is set to make her Olympic debut this month. It's been quite the journey for the Quebec native.