A new study finds there's a disconnect between how hazing on sports teams in Canada is perceived and the realities of toxic culture.

A special edition Toronto Raptors jersey unveiled on Thursday tries to sum up the franchise's 30 NBA seasons. The black uniform has a red dinosaur wearing Vince Carter's purple No. 15 jersey performing a between-the-legs bounce dunk, replicating the Hall of Famer's iconic jams.

Aaron Cockerill has been carefully working away at his golf game like a master craftsman, just chipping away with a hammer and chisel. The result is that he's in the midst of his best season as a professional golfer and will play in the European-based DP World Tour's playoffs for the first time.

Although Vince Carter's arrival in Toronto lifted the Raptors' sagging ticket sales and he helped take them to the post-season, it was his endeavours off the court that some remember best.

This past summer, a WNBA fan stopped Bridget Carleton on the street in Minnesota to reveal a tattoo of the Canadian player's name and jersey number on their arm. It was another example of the league's growing popularity in its most successful season ever.

Chris Boucher spent most of last season at the far end of the Toronto Raptors' bench, rarely seeing playing time. But he was the first Raptor substituted into the game in Toronto's 136-106 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday, finishing with a team-best 18 points and made four of five three-pointers.

Evan Mobley scored 25 points, Donovan Mitchell had 21 and the Cleveland Cavaliers routed the Toronto Raptors 136-106 on Wednesday night.