/. After a whirlwind couple of weeks that saw Team Canada’s most successful performance ever, the 33rd Olympic summer games in Paris have officially come to an end. Athletes and spectators from

. Breaking" is a brand-new sport at the Paris Olympics, and Vancouver’s Philip Kim clinched the country's first gold medal in the sport on Saturday.

. Camryn Rogers of Richmond, B.C., won the Olympic gold medal in the women's hammer throw final at Stade de France in Paris on Tuesday.

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1 États-Unis	21	30	28	79
2 Chine	21	18	14	53
3 France	13	16	19	48
4 Australie	13	12	8	33

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. Canada's performance in women's team technical routine in artistic swimming category | #paris2024

. It has been an electrifying Olympics for Team Canada so far, powered by historic performances throughout the games. From Canada’s first gold medal in judo last week to a gold hat trick courtesy of swimmer

. It was a day of nail-biting action at the Paris Olympic games on Saturday on the ground and especially in the water ? where Team Canada saw a flurry of medal wins. That includes star swimmer Summer McIntosh’s

Kylie Masse is as stubborn as she is talented, which is why she has a medal from her third straight Olympics

The 28-year-old wills herself to bronze in the 200-metre backstroke.

PARIS—Maybe it was Kylie Masse’s last chance at this. She is 28, and though she is a stubborn and dedicated swimmer, Los Angeles 2028 is four years away.

She already had a bronze medal from the Rio Olympics, and those two silvers from Tokyo, and here she swam the 100-metre backstroke, her favourite event, and finished fourth. 

And then came the 200 backstroke, perhaps her final individual Olympic event, and Masse cemented her place in Canadian swimming history. She started in lane two, with the seventh-fastest qualifying time. She went out hellaciously fast, ahead of world-record pace in the first 100. At the turn, she was second. By the 150 mark, American Regan Smith and Aussie Katie McKeown were pulling away, and American Phoebe Bacon was seven one-hundreds of a second ahead of Masse, too.

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