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Turmoil did not deter Canadian Paralympic experience

Canadian Paralympic athletes would not allow Covid-19 restrictions, and geopolitical instability to dampen their experience in Beijing.

Brazil and Argentina win to set up intriguing blind soccer final

Contest between two sides that are fairly even based on statistics and overall play seen in Tokyo.
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Canada’s wheelchair basketball teams move to Tokyo classification round

Tournament still ongoing for both Canadian teams as they close out the competition in classification playoffs to determine their exact ranking.

Group stage wraps up as blind soccer competition heads to knockout phase

Blind soccer set for intense semi-final match-ups

Canadian men’s WCB advance to quarter final after victory over Colombia

After beginning the Paralympics with three losses on the bounce, the Canadian men’s wheelchair basketball team squeezed through to the quarter-finals with an impressive 63-52 win against Colombia.

Solid defence leads to impressive WCB victory for Canada over Japan

The Canadian women's wheelchair basketball team was in great form Friday morning as it breezed past Japan 61-35 in a dominating performance on the court.

Goncin’s triple-double not enough as Canada falls in OT to Turkey in men’s WCB

Nik Goncin's 30 point triple-double was not enough as Canada fell to 0-2 in Group A at the Tokyo Paralympics

In a pool that “brings luck”, Turbide shines aiming for world championship

Nicolas-Guy Turbide had one of the best showings of his career in Toronto and now is looking forward to the only international medal he doesn't have.

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