Northern Super League

Toronto and Montréal faced the cameras two days before the NSL Final at TD Place. From French lessons to expansion talk, here's what players, coaches and league leaders told us.

Twelve unbeaten and one win from the first-ever NSL double, the Roses face a red-hot AFC Toronto side determined to avenge their 2025 Final loss.

A home Final and a farewell for Pedersen, or a shot at revenge for Toronto?

Shield winners vs defending champions, in a rivalry that has produced 25 goals in five games

From a flying start to a mid-season coaching change and a record crowd at Stade Saputo, here’s how the Roses de Montréal won the 2026 NSL Supporters’ Shield.

Saorla Miller’s rocket cancelled out Hunter’s opener, but the Tides couldn’t find the winner they needed, and Vancouver take fourth.

Two goals from Pante, one off the bench, and a nervous wait for Monday.

They only needed a draw. Instead, a late Boychuk winner sealed the Shield in front of the home crowd.

From the Golden Boot race to Coach of the Year, the playoff picture isn't the only thing taking shape down the stretch. Here's how I see the league's major awards shaking out.

From Montréal's push for silverware to Halifax and Vancouver's playoff fight, every point matters down the stretch.

The Biggest Migration of Canadian Talent Yet? Inside a Historic Transfer Window.

At week 14, we've just surpassed the halfway point of the sophomore NSL season. It's a perfect time to take a look at key storylines on and off the pitch and do a pulse check on each team. Get in!

All the Northern Super League Off-Season moves in one place:

Calgary’s first Northern Super League campaign has been a challenging one, with the side sitting at 4-8-2, 14 points, and a -6 goal differential (15 GF, 21 GA) at the halfway mark.

Halifax have been rooted to the bottom of the Northern Super League table since Week 2, and at the halfway point, little has gone according to plan.

Montreal have quietly established themselves as one of the most disciplined and defensively sound teams in the Northern Super League.

Ottawa Rapid were the last team to hit the halfway mark of the season with last week’s riveting 3–3 draw at Swanguard Stadium. Most teams have now played between 50–60% of their matches, which feels kind of wild to say. Is time flying for everyone else, or just us?

Ottawa enter the halfway point of the Northern Super League season with a solid 6-4-3 record, 23 goals scored, 15 conceded, and a +8 goal differential.

Toronto have surged to the top of the Northern Super League, sitting first in the table with a 9-5-1 record, 28 points, and a +5 goal differential (23 GF, 18 GA).

Vancouver have experienced a challenging and unpredictable first half of the Northern Super League season.

April was historic. I am sure you all felt strongly about it and I still don’t have the words to describe the emotions around kickoff and the first few weeks of the season.

While forwards grab headlines, these defenders will quietly become the foundation of title runs.

Goals win games, and these forwards are ready to deliver when it matters most.

Meet the playmakers and box-to-box stars ready to dominate the middle of the park.

It was a long day at the Ontario Soccer Center, but an important and exciting one. Players came through the media room to speak to digital content producers in the last timeslot of the day, which made for a bunch of tired but happy athletes.