Kayak sprint was tailor-made for power paddler Mark de Jonge
Day 15 at 2012 Olympics: Bronze lifts Canada to 18 medals, matching total in Beijing
Charlie Gillis
Charlie Gillis is Maclean’s managing editor (national). He’s a winner of gold and silver National Magazine Awards, and his bosses once forgot about him after sending him to cover the climbing season at Mount Everest.
Damian Warner puts Canada back on decathlon map
Canadian’s debut a delight to fans and a warning to competitors: this guy’s for real
Usain Bolt’s magical mystery tour
More gold, more hijinks and a declaration of legend-hood from the world’s fastest man
Of separatists and sport
Scottish athletes are to Britain’s Olympic team what Quebecers are to Team Canada. Now everyone wants a piece of them.
Heroes and heartbreak at the London Games
Our most dramatic summer games may prove to be our best.
Three golds does not make Britain a track superpower
Gold frenzy has the U.K. loving athletics as it did the Beatles. Alas, 1964 is long gone
Jessica Zelinka, and the sport that hurts
Canada best all-round female athlete leaves it all on the field, and falls short
Heymans contemplates life after competition
What now? ’I’ll see,’ says the four-game medallist
Armstrong settles for a well-earned pint
Canadian shot-putter falls short of podium in a tough field in London
82 seconds and a moment of truth for accidental trailblazer from Saudi Arabia
Wojdan Shaherkani lasts a little more than a minute in debut of Saudi women at Games. Can we really call it a milestone?