ParaBrazil16 Day 7
Today, we talk Aurelie Rivard’s third medal and her team-mate Tess Routliffe performance.
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ParaBrazil16 Day 6
Today, we talk the tournament exit of men’s and women’s Wheelchair Basketball teams.
ParaBrazil16 Day 5
On today’s show we talk about the Canadian Men’s and Women’s Wheelchair Basketball teams, Canada bringing home three silver medals, and an inside look at Janet McLachlan.
ParaBrazil16 Day 3
On today’s show we talk about Canada’s first medal of 2016 Paralympic Games, a feature on promising swimmer Alec Elliot, and a deeper look at the classification system of para-sport.
ParaBrazil16 Day 2
In this episode we talk about the the men’s Wheelchair Basketball loss against Spain, Brent Lakatos and Patrick Anderson. Also included is a crash course on Boccia
ParaBrazil16 Day 1
David Eng and Team Canada make a grand entrance at the opening ceremonies, Cindy Ouellet and Canada’s women’s wheelchair basketball team take on Great Britain on Day 1, we discuss the fallout from Russia’s Paralympic ban, we take a special look at para-canoeist Erica Scarff, and much more.
Live: Toronto voters head to polls in historic federal election
The longest federal campaign in modern Canadian history comes to a close today. Toronto Observer staff has fanned out across the GTA to bring you the latest.
Basketball league of fierce competitors who remain friends
It’s 8 o’clock on a Sunday night. Two teams appear to be in mortal combat at a high school gym in Courtice, Ont. The teams are merely distinguished by their green or blue jerseys, but…
Observer Radio News for Wednesday April 15, 2015 at 3 p.m.
Ryan Chatterjee has the latest on the plan to fix the Gardiner Expressway, Kelsey Cheng says some high school teachers in Durham could be on strike by Monday, Charlotte Pun tells us why Commander Chris Hatfield is releasing a new album, and Kei Lam wonders if Michael Buble is in the doghouse for shaming a woman on Instagram
Observer Radio News for Wednesday April 15, 2015
News with Nicole Dawe on how some Ontario high school teachers may be going on strike Monday. ISIS has taken over some more villages in Iraq, according to Victoria Sue in international news. In sports, Dannika Russell updates the Aaron Hernandez murder verdict. And in entertainment, we hear about a young Canadian actor’s struggle to make ends meet, with Ashleen Grange.