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Swimming · Canada

Summer McIntosh of Canada makes it two gold medals in two days at the world swim championships

64% Center coverage: 78 sources

Summer McIntosh is off to a perfect start at the swimming world championships with two gold medals in two days.See the Story

Swimming · Canada

Even with her iconic performances, swim coach says Summer McIntosh is only getting started

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Canadian swimming star Summer McIntosh has already had her name etched into the history books for her record-smashing swims and a trio of Olympic gold medals from Paris 2024, but her coach Fred Vergnoux believes she still has more to give.Sports · Toronto See the Story

Team Behind the Team: Meet Keegan Pereira, two-time Olympian in field hockey & Specialist, Business Integration and Program Management at the COC

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) is proud to put athletes at the heart of everything it does. At all levels of our organization, from our Board of Directors to our interns, our team is composed of people who truly believe in the power of sport – including an impressive group of Olympians, Paralympians, Pan American Games athletes, former national team athletes, rec league athletes, and passionate sport lovers. In this series, we’ll share sto…Hockey · Canada See the Story

What Toronto Can Learn From the 2015 Pan Am Games Legacy Ahead of Next Year's World Cup

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If done right, Toronto's turn hosting the World Cup has the potential to create a community legacy for the city. That's according to one of the architects of the Pan Am Games, which the city hosted a decade ago.World Cup · Toronto See the Story

Pre Track Club Athletes Qualify for Regionals

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The Prefontaine Track Club had two champions and qualified 13 different athletes to the Pacific Northwest Junior Olympics Regionals at the recent state championships at Mount Hood Community College in Gresham.Canada · Canada See the Story

How the Maple Leaf Became the Symbol of Canada

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Canada may be famous for its maple syrup, love of hockey, and the CN Tower, but its most recognized symbol continues to be the maple leaf. The maple leaf became the official symbol of Canada in 1965 when the iconic red and white flag was raised for the first time, but it served as the unofficial symbol of the Great White North for more than a century prior to that event. The flag’s design—the maple leaf set against a white background bordered by…Canada · Canada See the Story

IOC to take lead in gender eligibility criteria, says Coventry

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LAUSANNE, Switzerland :The International Olympic Committee will spearhead discussions on gender eligibility criteria in sports, its new President Kirsty Coventry said on Thursday, four years after the ruling body had urged federations to handle the issue independently.Coventry, who officially took over the prImane Khelif See the Story

Celebrating Indigenous Excellence: 2025 Team Canada Indigenous Athlete Award Recipients Announced - Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website

One of the most important teachings that Indigenous Team Canada swimmer and Paris 2024 Olympian Apollo Hess has adopted from his community to his everyday life is to channel the spirit of the buffalo when facing adversity. A member of the Kainai Nation (Blood Tribe), one of the four Nations that make up the Blackfoot Confederacy in Alberta, Hess says the buffalo is the only animal known to turn and face a storm head first instead of running away…Alberta · Alberta See the Story

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