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The Paris Olympics set a record by having 193 openly LGBTQ+ athletes competing, according to Outsports, a website compiling a database of openly queer Olympians. The count surpassed the 186 athletes at the Tokyo Olympics which was delayed by COVID-19 and held in 2021.
It took about an hour to get from the centre of Paris to Le Golf National, the venue where 60 of the world's top players will battle it out for medals over four days of stroke play in the men's competition. The women's equivalent will take place next week, from Wednesday to Saturday.
Italian boxer Angela Carini insisted she has “never felt a punch like this” after her preliminary round of 16 bout against Algerian Imane Khelif was abandoned after just 46 seconds.
Click on the video player above beginning at 12:15 p.m. ET to watch live action from the Olympic women's artistic gymnastics all-around final.
The boat parade down the Seine had just ended, it was pouring rain and suddenly the Canadians were sprinting.
When he got out of bed in the Olympic Village in Paris on Thursday, Canadian judoka Shady Elnahas felt something was off. Unable to shake off his uneasiness, the 26-year-old from Toronto saw his quest for a medal cut short in his first bout of the day.
Canadian record holder Kylie Masse was never pressured in her preliminary swim and cruised to the semifinals of the women's Olympic 200-metre backstroke later Thursday.
It's just another game for Canada head coach Jordi Fernandez.