Hayley Wickenheiser competed in the first five Olympic Games in which women’s hockey was included, winning four gold and one…
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Christine Sinclair is the most successful soccer player to ever compete for Canada and a two-time Olympic bronze medallist.
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Jennifer Abel on Émilie Heymans: What I remember most about Émilie's exceptional career is the positive influence she had on…
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Rosie MacLennan on Christine Girard: Christine Girard defines grit, resilience, and integrity. There were many moments where she could have…
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Tyler Mislawchuk on Simon Whitfield: A four-time Olympian, an Olympic champion and an Opening Ceremony flag bearer are the results…
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Adam van Koeverden on Alexandre Despatie: I first met Alex at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. I was 22 and…
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Kirsti Lay began her elite athletic career in long track speed skating, competing at three ISU World Junior Championships as...
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Eli Schenkel has been competing internationally for Canada since 2013.
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Five-time Canadian women’s kata champion, including an active streak of four consecutive gold medals (2016-19)
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Eric Lamaze made history by becoming the first equestrian athlete to win an individual Olympic gold medal for Canada with…
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In her Olympic debut at Rio 2016, Taylor Ruck won bronze medals with the women's 4x100m and 4x200m freestyle relay…
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The daughter of two-time Olympic silver medallist Sandy Goss, Kennedy Goss is starting to make her own mark as an...
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In her Olympic debut at Rio 2016, Kylie Masse won bronze in the 100m backstroke, setting a national record in…
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Javier Acevedo broke onto the senior international scene at Rio 2016 as the youngest male member of Canada’s swimming team....
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Rosie MacLennan made history at Rio 2016 when she became the first trampolinist to ever win back-to-back Olympic gold medals....
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Mark Pearson has more than 260 senior national team caps since making his debut in 2005. At just 21-years-old, he…
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Inaki Gomez made his Olympic debut at London 2012 where he broke the Canadian record in the 20km race walk....
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Martha McCabe competed in her first Olympic Games at London 2012 and finished in fifth place in the women’s 200m…
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Will Dean made his Olympic debut at London 2012 and finished third in the B final of the men’s four…
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Carl English rose to national prominence at the 1997 Canada Games in Brandon where he was a 16-year-old starter on...
Read MoreIn his senior year at Iowa State University, Melvin Ejim had one of the best seasons in Cyclones’ history, earning...
Read MoreJunior Cadougan’s collegiate career took him to Marquette University where he had a tough start to his freshman season as...
Read MoreOn April 7, 2015 Sim Bhullar made history when he became the first player of Indian descent to play in...
Read MoreKyle Wiltjer decided in high school that he wanted to play in the Olympic Games for Canada one day, just...
Read MoreAndrew Nicholson was selected 19th overall in the 2012 NBA Draft by the Orlando Magic. In February 2013, he was...
Read MoreJamal Murray first represented Canada at the 2013 FIBA Americas U16 Championship in 2013, helping Canada win the bronze medal....
Read MoreAnthony Bennett made history in 2013 when he became the first Canadian to ever be selected first overall in the...
Read MoreLogan White played with the junior national team at the 2010 Pan American Championships where Canada won the silver medal...
Read MoreJérôme Boisclair has represented Canada three times internationally, beginning with the 2010 and 2011 World Junior Championships. While attending Cégep...
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