Alberta’s De’Aeth driven to make Paralympic basketball debut
Wheelchair basketball player Reed De’Aeth is training hard for the opportunity to represent Canada in the 2024 Paralympics.
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Rowland’s rapid rise has confidence high for future
Canadian Paralympic alpine skier Brian Rowland’s confidence is through the roof after his first Paralympic experience.
Japanese native Sugimoto makes great strides with Ontario Blue Jays
Ontario Blue Jays pitcher Kansai Sugimoto is hoping to make a name for himself in baseball after making the move from Japan to Canada.
Once Hamel discovered para-snowboard, the world was her limit
Canadian para snowboarder Sandrine Hamel was unaware her sport existed until she was 19 years old.
Making it big from the smallest province in Canada
Westley Johnston has come a long way from his days playing wheelchair basketball in Prince Edward Island to having a chance at cracking the men’s national team.
Alexis Guimond pleased with bronze but strives for gold In 2026
Canadian Paralympic alpine skiier, Alexis Guimond, completed a successful 2022 Beijing Paralympic Games earning a second bronze medal, though he wasn’t satisfied with the result.
Young’s relentless competitive flame blazes on in nordic skiing
Emily Young found herself at a crossroads in 2009, when an accident forced her onto an unexpected path.
Rob Armstrong’s hunger for Paralympic gold medal is as strong as ever
For the second straight Winter Games, Canada’s sledge hockey team fell short in the finals to the United States, this time at Beijing.
Deion Green embraces the grind of Paralympic basketball competition
Deion Green is aware of the sacrifices you must make to be at the top of your sport and doesn’t regret any of it.
The perpetual forward motion of Paralympian Tyler Turner
Tyler Turner likes to live on a razor’s edge, and four-and-a-half years ago, a mysterious accident cost him his legs.