Canadian stars look like the future at Rio 2016
8 years ago
Jonathon Gatehouse
Jonathon Gatehouse
The making of Penny Oleksiak, Canada's best-ever Summer Olympian
Jonathon Gatehouse
At age nine, she 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.
How Canada’s Drouin used his superior focus to secure gold
Jonathon Gatehouse
Usain Bolt stands alone as the sports world's greatest attraction
Jonathon Gatehouse
Usain Bolt stands alone in the world of sports. Not just because of what he does but for the way he does it: With unbridled joy, a sense of mischief and above all, panache. He is a walking, talking media event.
Disappointing finish can't dull banner week for Canadian swimming
Jonathon Gatehouse
Despite a disappointing final day in the pool, Penny Oleksiak and company put Canadian swimming on the map with a banner week at Rio 2016.
Multi-sport backgrounds pay off for Canada's track cycling team
Jonathon Gatehouse
Hilary Caldwell adds to Canada's medal haul in the pool
Jonathon Gatehouse
Swimmer from Victoria admits she would have liked gold. Still … ‘It’s crazy, it’s great.’
What curse? Rosie MacLennan wins her second Olympic gold
Jonathon Gatehouse
Rosie MacLennan won Canada’s ninth medal just hours after a pair of rowers came back to win silver. And still, every Canadian medallist is a woman.
Behind the sudden dominance of Canada's Penny Oleksiak
Jonathon Gatehouse
The Perilous Games: Rio’s Olympics teeter on the brink
Jonathon Gatehouse
From athletes rebelling over drug cheats to a lack of ticket sales and sponsors, the cracks are beginning to show in Rio.
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