'They're like feral animals': Canadian rowers weaponize emotions for Paris 2024
Don't expect Jenny Casson and Jill Moffatt to be the picture of serenity as they sit in their boat, waiting for races to start at the Paris Olympics.
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Penny Oleksiak's Paris 2024 journey rocky, but decorated swimmer ready to battle for Canada
Canada's most decorated athlete learned the power of grace heading into her third, but perhaps not her last, Olympic Games.
The lifeguard: Summer McIntosh's Olympian mom works to smooth waters for star swimmer
The Summer of Summer begins in less than 10 days, when Canada's greatest swimming prospect in a generation is expected to heat up the Paris pool and bring home a potential record medal haul.
Culture change to safer sport starting slowly for Canada's Olympic athletes bound for Paris
After tearful and shocking testimonies on Parliament Hill, and the admission there is a safe-sport crisis in Canada, how safer are athletes from abuse and maltreatment heading into the Paris Games?
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LeBron James 1st U.S. men's basketball player to carry flag in Olympics opening ceremony
LeBron James wasn't totally sure what the opening ceremony was all about when he was picked for his first Olympics in 2004.
Self-doubt, injuries couldn't stop this Quebec triathlete from reaching Olympic stage
Triathletes can have a lonely existence. Yes, they are part of a team, but in the end, it is an individual sport. The thousands upon thousands of kilometres they spend running, swimming and biking to reach their peak leaves them a lot of time alone with their thoughts, and a lot of time for self-doubt to creep in.
Canada's women's basketball team counting on multiple generations to deliver 1st Olympic medal
Natalie Achonwa's 15-month-old son, Maverick, has quickly and seamlessly integrated into the Canadian women's basketball team.