Canadian Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul, 31, killed in car crash, young child survives
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Canadian Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul dies in car crash - ESPN
Former Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul has died at the age of 31, according to Skate Canada.
Skate Canada says former Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul killed in car crash
Skate Canada is paying tribute to a former Canadian Olympic figure skater who died in a collision involving seven vehicles in Melancthon Township, north of Shelburne, Ont., earlier this week.
COC states support for national safe-sport inquiry as national fencing execs grilled in Ottawa
Canadian Fencing Federation executives were the latest sport leaders called on the carpet by a parliamentary committee to answer for its safe sport record, while the Canadian Olympic Committee's chief executive officer stated his support for a national inquiry.
COC states support for national safe-sport inquiry as national fencing execs grilled in Ottawa
Canadian Fencing Federation executives were the latest sport leaders called on the carpet by a parliamentary committee to answer for its safe sport record, while the Canadian Olympic Committee's chief executive officer stated his support for a national inquiry.
Damian Warner atop decathlon standings in injury return after Day 1 of Hypo Meeting
In his first decathlon since a hamstring injury ended his world championships last summer, Canadian Olympic champion Damian Warner is in first place with 4,531 points after Day 1 at the Hypo Meeting in Götzis, Austria.
Retiring ski cross racer Brady Leman victorious at World Cup Finals in last race
Canadian Olympic champion Brady Leman couldn't have ended his 15-year career in ski cross any better than Saturday's victory at the World Cup Finals at Craigleith Ski Club in the Blue Mountains near Collingwood, Ont.
Canada's Taylor Ruck repeats as 200-yard freestyle champ at NCAA women's swimming finals
Canada's Taylor Ruck defended her 200-yard freestyle title on Friday at the NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Knoxville, Tenn.