Perspective is key for Canada’s curling elite
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. – Representing Canada in curing on the international stage can be a draining experience, even for the game’s very best.
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Paralympic viewing guide: Canada is poised for a big day
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Canadian Paralympians are asking why they don't receive money for medals while Olympians do
Another Summer and Winter Games cycle is coming to a close, with some extraordinary sporting moments provided by Canadian Olympians and Paralympians.
Gushue wraps up top spot in Pool B at Brier with extra-end win over Gunnlaugson
Brad Gushue clinched first place in Pool B at the Tim Hortons Brier with an extra-end 6-5 win over Jason Gunnlaugson on Thursday.
Gushue wraps up top spot in Pool B with extra-end win over Gunnlaugson
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Brad Gushue clinched first place in Pool B at the Tim Hortons Brier with an extra-end 6-5 win over Jason Gunnlaugson on Thursday.
Maillet once again tops podium to close in on World Cup season victory
Quentin Fillon Maillet continued to stretch his lead in the Biathlon World Cup after an excellent win in Thursday's 10km sprint race in Otepaa. The Frenchmen maintained his grip on the yellow bib, with a brilliant race in Estonia fresh from winning two gold medals at the Beijing Olympic Winter Games.
Paralympian James Whitley of Great Britain was delighted with his six-placed finish at the 2022 Beijing Paralympics
Great Britain’s James Whitley was overjoyed with a sixth-placed finish in the men’s standing giant slalom at the Winter Paralympic Games. The result is the best of his Winter Paralympic career on the third time he has competed at the Games. Ad/> The 24-year-old said in a post on Twitter: “Extremely happy with the result, not even in my best event.
Paralympic cycling champion Jon-Allan Butterworth sets sights on Winter Games as a snowboarder
“Today I saw someone going down on a snowboard in a frame and they didn't even use their legs”, said Paralympic cycling champion, Jon-Allan Butterworth. “They used their body weight and their arms to tilt the snowboard on a frame. I didn't even know this existed. There’s not many barriers now in this modern life to do any sport”.