On Rio’s track, Canadian stars look like the future
De Grasse, Drouin, Warner, Theisen-Eaton. Suddenly, Canada is on the verge of becoming a Summer Games nation.
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2016 Rio Olympics
Why is an Olympic gold medallist wearing this on his head?
Check out Rio’s most intense looking ice pack
Andre De Grasse + Usain Bolt = DeBolt
A year ago, the sprinters did not even know each other. Now, we’re all watching their bromance
Why Canadian women are dominating in Rio
How scheduling, math and the Penny Oleksiak spark led to hardware for Canada’s female athletes
Podium proposals are all the rage in Rio. They shouldn’t be.
It’s only a matter of time before returning Olympians are greeted with: ’Great about your gold, where’s the diamond?’
The Alleged Olympics: Are bad things happening in Rio?
The Rio Olympics have featured plenty of rumours of wrongdoing. What’s missing so far is evidence.
The making of Penny Oleksiak
From 2016: At nine Penny Oleksiak could barely swim. At the Rio Olympics, she won four medals, set one Olympic record and five Canadian records. Oh, and she’s just getting started.
Derek Drouin rides confidence to Rio gold: ’I wasn’t nervous’
Drouin capped a long winning streak with the ultimate win: an Olympic gold medal that eluded him four years ago in London
Is Derek Drouin high jump’s next innovator?
Five questions and answers about the world’s high jump king
At the Rio Olympics, sexism runs rampant
Women in Rio are constantly made secondary to men, their athletic achievements downplayed. More people are speaking out about it than ever before.