The inaugural edition of SOKAFEST, the largest soccer festival in Montreal, was a true success, captivating participants with a blend of cultural exchange and lively soccer matches. Organized by the non-profit FESTIBEC AFRO-BLACK WEB TV, the event provided a platform for sports activities and entertainment while fostering unity among diverse communities.

Voices from different backgrounds came together with a common purpose: to celebrate connection through soccer, music, and cultural exchange. What began as a friendly match evolved into a moment of genuine understanding among teams representing diverse communities.

Amid cheers and the sound of bouncing balls, a project full of hope for young people took shape in Longueuil. The Centre de Support Médicale et d’Assistance Sociale SÉSUMAS, in collaboration with the organization NSK, launched an original program promoting academic perseverance through sports, aiming to unite health, education, and solidarity.

Montréal – Le sport comme langage universel, la musique et la danse comme passerelles culturelles. Voilà l’esprit qui animera la première édition de l’événement « Au Café », une initiative imaginée par Jean-Baptiste et soutenue par le directeur général de L’Improvisé, qui voit dans ce projet un outil puissant de rapprochement entre les peuples.

The initiative bringing together Haitian and Rwandan voices around a sports and cultural event is generating growing interest within the community. Among the participants is Aimé, an employee in Quebec and a postgraduate student, who shares his commitment and vision for a project driven by openness and collaboration.

Montreal – On the field, the energy is palpable, smiles shine, and flags wave.

Saint-Léonard — Every Saturday, at Parc Félin in the borough of Saint-Léonard, dozens of young people gather around sports and community activities. The initiative, led by the organization NSK (“Nou fè sa nou kapab,” in Creole, meaning we do what we can), aims to provide young people with a safe space for fun while raising awareness about the dangers of gun violence and negative influences.

A call for unity and resilience emerged as team members reflected on recent performances and outlined their goals for the coming days. With important matches ahead and a tight schedule to navigate, the emphasis turned toward regaining momentum and correcting the issues that have slowed progress.

In the aftermath of a tough loss, George addressed the media to reflect on what went wrong for his side and how the team can regroup moving forward.

The interview conducted at the end of the match highlights the enthusiasm of a spectator who came to experience for the first time a sporting event of this scale. Asked about how he felt, Walid spontaneously shares a very positive impression, revealing an experience marked both by the quality of the game and the energy of the players on the field.

Montreal – In a charged atmosphere at Stade Saputo, CF Montréal convincingly defeated their eternal rival, Toronto FC, securing a valuable 2-0 victory. The stands, filled with passionate supporters, vibrated throughout the match, despite temperatures that quickly cooled as the evening went on.

The post-game discussions reflected a mixture of satisfaction, resilience, and competitive spirit as players and coaching staff broke down the performance that secured a crucial win. Several key figures offered insight into individual roles, tactical adjustments, and the emotional edge that shaped the match’s defining moments.

Montreal – At Stade Saputo, CF Montréal delivered an intense but insufficient performance against D.C. United, falling 1–0 in a tight match marked by a lack of offensive efficiency.

In a match filled with tension, controversy, and determination, Victor reflected on what he described as a “much-needed victory” for his side. Coming off a tough game against Philadelphia, the midfielder acknowledged both the physical battle on the pitch and the mental edge required to grind out three crucial points.

In one of the most dramatic finishes of the season so far, CF Montréal secured a vital victory over the Philadelphia Union after a chaotic closing stretch dominated by VAR decisions, late goals, and relentless determination.

At the dawn of the 2023 season, the enthusiasm and expectations surrounding CF Montréal continue to grow. Longtime supporters, artists, and simple football enthusiasts have expressed their hopes, concerns, and unwavering love for the club.

The Ghanaian Canadian Association of Ontario (GCAO) has expressed profound grief following the passing of Ghanaian international soccer player Christian Atsu, who tragically lost his life in the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey earlier this year.