Canada's Paralympians are piling up medals
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From a decorated Paralympian claiming his 14th title to maiden medals in Para snowboard, Team Canada made history on the third day of competition in Beijing.
BEIJING — Tyler Turner captured Canada's first ever Paralympic gold medal in snowboarding, while Brian McKeever skied to his 14th victory to highlight a six-medal day for Canada at the Beijing Games.
Hosts China claimed a clean sweep in the men's snowboard cross UL (upper limb) event as they continued their Winter Paralympic domination.
Canada's Natalie Wilkie claimed gold while teammate Brittany Hudak raced to bronze in the women's 15-kilometre cross-country skiing standing and vision impaired race on Monday at the Beijing Paralympics.
ZHANGJIAKOU, China — Brian McKeever won Canada's second gold medal of the Beijing Paralympics, easily defending his title in the men's 20-kilometre cross-country vision-impaired race Sunday.
Brian McKeever is still making it look easy.
Mark Arendz's medal streak is over.