If Christine Sinclair’s legendary name wasn’t already etched into the landscape of this country, it soon will be.
The international soccer icon has earned herself an honoured spot on Canada’s Walk of Fame. The induction forever puts her among this country’s most important, and famous, figures for her leadership, inspiration and unprecedented talent on the pitch.
Here’s a look in pictures at what Sinclair has accomplished already in her young career:
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