Grace is a Canadian writer and editor with eight years of experience. Prior to Time2play, Grace worked at various software companies creating content for digital experiences. Her background in UX helps her bring a user-first approach to iGaming content.
About Grace Lam
As an iGaming editor, Grace is committed to upholding Time2play’s principles of objective and transparent coverage. She aims to provide readers with data and clarity so they can make responsible decisions about which gambling operators are worth their money.
Outside of work, if she’s not at the gym, planning her next trip itinerary, or attempting to master Danish pronunciation by watching Danish reality TV, you’ll probably find her in the kitchen looking for a snack.
Professional journey
Content Editor — Time2play
2025 - Present
Content Designer — Peakon
2019 - 2025
UX Writer — Siteimprove
2017 - 2019
Education
Master of Museum Studies — University of Toronto
2009 - 2011
Hons. B.A. in Psychology, History — University of Toronto
2005 - 2009
Contributions
With over 10.6 million viewers per episode, Heated Rivalry has turned out to be the sleeper TV hit of 2025. Its popularity even brought its two main actors into the spotlight as torchbearers for the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics.
The practical reality of being an Olympic athlete is that few get to practice their sport full-time forever. Unless you’re a household name like Usain Bolt or Michael Phelps, almost all Olympians have to take on a day job while training and competing. And after retiring from a sport, athletes usually transition to a different career.
The Winter Olympics are massively popular in Canada, possibly even more so than the Summer Olympics (which are arguably more popular in other countries). During the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, an estimated 98.3% of the population watched some part of an event on TV.
I've previously analyzed the sports where Canada has the strongest contenders for gold medals. But as punters know, equally important is the total medal count. And for that, you need to know which sports Canada is most likely to win any medals in (gold, silver, or bronze).
The Winter Olympics have historically been where Canada has won the most gold medals. In 2010 it set the record for most gold medals won in a single Winter Olympics (14), though this has since been surpassed by Norway in the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Canada’s hockey teams have historically dominated at the Olympics, the occasional challenge from the Americans, Swedes, and Finns notwithstanding. As we count down to the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, let’s take a look back at Canada’s most memorable moments in Olympic ice hockey history, the good, the bad, and the odd.
The 2026 Winter Olympics (February 6-22, 2026) in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo are approaching fast. If you’re like me, you’re going to want to plan ahead to make sure you don’t miss the main events. I’ve got you covered with the key medal events for Canada’s strongest sports, how to navigate time zone differences, and which broadcasters to stream from.
Rising costs haven’t stopped fans from showing up in record numbers to watch NHL games. For the 2024-2025 regular season, total attendance surpassed 23 million. There’s no doubt that there’s a strong appetite for stadium experiences.
