NSL

Calgary Wild FC ended a 293-day winless streak with a victory in the W Canadian Championship, advancing to the semifinals and gaining momentum for their return to NSL play.

The Northern Super League completed week 15 with multiple matches across the competition.

Nicola Golen scored an extra-time goal as Ottawa Rapid FC defeated Halifax Tides 3-2 in a Women's Canadian Championship quarterfinal.

Vancouver Whitecaps drew a match in their return to BC Place, while Vancouver Rise lost a close game and Whitecaps FC 2 suffered another loss in the week's professional soccer action around Vancouver.

Kaylee Hunter scored twice to lead AFC Toronto to a 6-0 victory over Calgary Wild in Northern Super League women's competition.

Calgary Wild's head coach has been granted a leave of absence after the team went winless in four matches under his leadership.

Montreal Roses defeated Vancouver Rise 4-3 in a seven-goal National Super League match, with defensive mistakes from the home side proving decisive despite their offensive creation.

Vancouver Rise scored three goals and led twice but conceded four in a 4-3 loss to Montreal Roses in an NSL match. The club showed improved attacking performance but struggled defensively.

Vancouver Rise and Montréal Roses face off in Northern Super League play at Swangard Stadium. Both teams come into the match following recent losses.

Calgary Wild FC has signed three defenders—Frédérique St-Jean, Taylor Otto, and Madison Pogarch—to strengthen its backline in the Northern Super League.

New head coach Leah Blayney is overseeing a roster rebuild for the Calgary Wild as the team seeks to salvage their 2026 Northern Super League season.

Montreal Roses lost to AFC Toronto in a match played at Stade Boréale.

A weekly recap of Vancouver-area professional soccer features the Whitecaps struggling through their week, the Rise losing a home match, the Eagles earning a significant victory, and WFC2 recovering from a midweek loss.

Vancouver Rise fell to Halifax Tides in a home NSL match at Swangard, with an own goal proving decisive despite late attacking opportunities.

Halifax Tides defeated Vancouver Rise 1-0 on an own goal in Northern Super League play, earning their first-ever victory over Rise.

Halifax Tides secured their first-ever NSL victory against Vancouver Rise, winning on an own goal by Jessica De Filippo.

AFC Toronto defeated Montreal Roses 2-0 in a Northern Super League match, with second-half goals from Lauren Rowe and Kaylee Hunter moving Toronto into sole third place.

Ottawa Rapid extended their unbeaten streak in the Northern Super League to eight matches with a 2-1 victory over Calgary Wild FC.

Ottawa Rapid defeated Calgary Wild 2-1 in an NSL match, with Johanne Fridlund scoring the decisive goal in the 72nd minute.

A CBC program covers the 2026 World Cup final and features discussion of Canada's performance in the tournament, along with updates on CPL and NSL action. Canadian men's national team assistant coach Paul Stalteri participates to reflect on the team's World Cup campaign.

Vancouver Rise defeated AFC Toronto 3-0 in a Northern Super League match, scoring three goals in the first 11 minutes.

Also covered by Northern Tribune

Ottawa Rapid, currently leading the Northern Super League, announced head coach Katrine Pedersen will leave at the end of the season.

AFC Toronto has signed American forward Lena Silano, who was the leading goalscorer for the now-defunct Spokane Zephyr.

A sports podcast episode covers the Canadian Championship, the Northern Super League's expansion to Winnipeg, and features Olympic gold medallist Desiree Scott discussing the new NSL franchise and the growth of women's soccer in Canada.