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Taylor McKee

St. Catharines
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Assistant Professor @BrockUniversity. PhD: @WesternU. MA:@UVicHistory. Media/Violence/Cdn History. Managing Ed. @EmergingSport, Assistant @BrockUCricket, he/him

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Taylor McKee is a researcher committed to analyzing the sociocultural intersections of sport and society. He is dedicated to nurturing his students’ sense of intellectual curiosity, while helping them develop the academic skillset needed for success in Sport Management. Taylor has published on topics including Olympic History, Sport and Residential Schools, Hockey History, Monuments and Historical Memory, and Masculinity in Hockey. He is a versatile researcher with a passion for sport, educatio…

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The Toronto Star is making the right move by renaming the Lou Marsh trophy

The Toronto Star is making the right move by renaming the Lou Marsh trophy

The Toronto Star recently announced it will be changing the name of the Lou Marsh Award, effective this year.…

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Canada is still haunted by the legacy of the 1972 Summit Series

Canada is still haunted by the legacy of the 1972 Summit Series

This article was originally published on The Conversation, an independent and nonprofit source of news, analy…

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Rewriting the rule books: ensuring gender equity in Canadian hockey

Rewriting the rule books: ensuring gender equity in Canadian hockey

In recent years, gender equity in sport has rightfully received renewed attention. This is due in large part …

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The Present Past

The Present Past

Today is the first installment of a look back at Calgary's hockey history. When I say history, I don't mean l…

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All-time Canadian baseball rosters: the Calgary Cannons

All-time Canadian baseball rosters: the Calgary Cannons

My grandmother must have recalled the story to me a thousand times. Dutifully sitting about eight rows behind…

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Opinion | In sport sanctions, the ends justify the means

Opinion | In sport sanctions, the ends justify the means

World sport organizations have been signalling their intent to stand with Ukraine in recent days, hoping the …

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Pourquoi le racisme n’est‑il pas considéré comme un risque professionnel dans le soccer ?

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By Maame De-Heer, Taylor McKee
| The Conversation Verified
Lorsqu’un partisan du Tottenham Hotspur a lancé une peau de banane qui a atterri près de l’attaquant d’Arsenal Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang lors d’un match entre les deux grands rivaux londoniens, un photographe a immortalisé la scène. Cette image est devenue l’un des symboles les plus marquants du racisme dans le soccer. L’intention derrière cet acte a été largement reconnue et condamnée par l’ensemble du monde du soccer.
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Canada becomes testing ground for FIFA’s proposed ‘daylight’ offside rule

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By Taylor McKee, Michael Van Bussel
| The Conversation Verified
After years of controversy over marginal offside decisions and the growing influence of video assistant referees, FIFA is now testing a potential alternative. Starting in April 2026, the Canadian Premier League will serve as a testing ground for FIFA’s proposed “daylight offside” rule — a change championed by Arsène Wenger in his role as the organization’s chief of global development.
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How Indigenous athletes challenge simple ideas of national unity at the Olympics

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By Taylor McKee, Janelle Joseph, Lucas Rotondo
| The Conversation Verified
As the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina unfold, the world is once again turning its gaze to the podium. But for most nations, the importance of the Olympics extends well beyond medals. The Games are a place where nations tell stories about themselves: who belongs, who represents them and how secure that nation feels in the world. National sporting events offer a way to make abstract ideas like sovereignty and belonging visible. As humanities scholar Homi K.
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