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While there are no fans in the stands for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics this year, Triathlon Manitoba made sure there was still plenty of supporters cheering on local athlete Tyler Mislawchuk – albeit nearly 9,000 kilometres away.
Winnipeg's Skylar Park lost to Taiwan's Chia-Ling Lo 18-7 in the women's taekwondo quarterfinal at the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday.
Canada saw success in the pool, securing its first two medals. Take a look at what Canada did on Sunday at the 2020 Tokyo summer Olympic games.
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Canadians Tyler Mislawchuk and Matthew Sharpe finished 15th and 49th, respectively, in the men's triathlon Monday at the Tokyo Olympics.
Canada's Sunday's Olympic silver medal in the women's three-metre synchronized springboard, alongside teammate Melissa Citrini-Beaulieu, was like a weight off Jennifer Abel shoulders.
Canada saw success in the pool, securing its first two medals. Take a look at what Canada did on Sunday at the 2020 Tokyo summer Olympic games.
On CTVNews.ca: Royal commentator Richard Berthelsen examines the many challenges Mary Simon will have ahead of her once she becomes governor general, and says the former ambassador and Indigenous leader is the right person for the job.
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Canada saw success in the pool, securing its first medals at the Tokyo Olympics. CTV’s Kevin Gallagher has the details.
Epidemiologist Colin Furness criticized Ontario removing restrictions, saying first day of Stage 3 is also the 'first day of the fourth wave.'
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