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Canada Names Five Additional Paralympic Program athletes to the swim team for 2026 Commonwealth Games

Swimming Canada bolsters technical support adding three staff members

Wiebe wins gold to continue medal streak for Canadian women’s wrestling

Erica Wiebe became the third Canadian female wrestler to ever win an Olympic medal when she captured gold in the 75kg category at Rio 2016 .

Warner wins Olympic decathlon bronze in Rio

On Thursday night, Damian Warner delivered Canada its second combined events medal of Rio 2016 , earning a bronze in the decathlon for his first Olympic medal.

De Grasse doubles up on Olympic sprint medals with Rio 200 metre silver

Canada has completed a 100m/200m Olympic sprint medals double with Andre De Grasse finding the podium on Thursday night in Rio de Janeiro.

Commonwealth & World champion Drouin delivers Olympic high jump gold at Rio 2016, soars to 8th in Canada Commonwealth Cup Standings

For the second straight Olympic Games, Canada’s Derek Drouin has returned to the podium, though this time he trades in London bronze for Rio gold. Carrying a perfect card through 2.36 metres, Drouin was one of three high jumpers left at the 2.38 mark. The Canadian made it while Mutaz Barshim of Qatar and Ukraine’s Bohdan Bondarenko missed. RELATED: Drouin goes for gold in Rio RELATED: Drouin becomes world champion Rio 2016: Derek Drouin celebrates his Olympic gold medal on August 16, 2016 (Jason Ransom/COC). Bondarenko then passed on his next attempt, forcing the bar raised to 2.40. The gamble didn’t pay off, as the Ukrainian crashed into the bar, giving Drouin the gold on account of having cleared at 2.38. Drouin made every one of his six jumps at each height before winning, the other four came at 2.20, 2.25, 2.29 and 2.33 as the field thinned out through the evening at Olympic Stadium from 15 finalists to the big three. Barshim – who shared Olympic bronze with Drouin at London 2012 – won the silver for having made it at 2.36, while Bondarenko took bronze with his last clearance coming at 2.33 before he began to gamble on bigger heights. Drouin now doubles as reigning world and Olympic champion, having secured the first title at Beijing 2015 last year. Canada’s Derek Drouin celebrates after finishing first in the men’s high jump final at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Tuesday, August 16, 2016. (photo/Jason Ransom) Canada must go back to Los Angeles 1932 to find its previous gold medallist in a field event, achieved by Duncan McNaughton – also in high jump. Phil Edwards was the last Canadian to repeat as an Olympic medallist in an individual athletics event, getting it done at Los Angeles 1932 and Berlin 1936 in the 800 metres, winning bronze both times. RELATED: Theisen-Eaton wins heptathlon bronze RELATED: De Grasse grabs 100m bronze behind Bolt & Gatlin Calvin Bricker also won medals back-to-back, his hardware coming in the long jump dating way back to London 1908 and Stockholm 1912. Suffice it to say what Drouin achieved is rare for Canadians, but with an emerging track and field team that’s already won three medals at Rio 2016 ( Brianne Theisen-Eaton and Andre De Grasse bringing in the other two), times may be changing.

De Grasse grabs Olympic bronze at the 100 metres in Rio

Canada’s 21-year-old sprinter Andre De Grasse won the bronze medal on Sunday in the Olympic 100 metre final.

Theisen-Eaton becomes first Canadian to win an Olympic medal in heptathlon

Recovering from a difficult first day, Brianne Theisen-Eaton reeled in three competitors on Saturday to win a bronze medal in the heptathlon with 6653 points.

HILARY CALDWELL ADDS TO CANADA’S MEDAL HAUL

RIO – Canada’s Hilary Caldwell admitted she had visions of gold but beamed with pride when her bronze was hung around her neck on Friday night following a third place finish in the women’s 200-m backstroke at the Olympic Games.

Penny Oleksiak triumphs in Rio and moves to 1st place in the Canada Commonwealth Cup Standings

RIO- Sixteen-year-old Penny Oleksiak from Toronto won an historic gold medal in the women’s 100-metre freestyle on Thursday night at the Olympic Games. She tied with American Simone Manuel for top spot as both clocked an Olympic Games record 52.70 seconds in a dramatic finish.

BRONZE MEDAL FOR WOMEN’S 4X200-M RELAY AT THE OLYMPICS

RIO- Penny Oleksiak anchored Canada’s 4X200-m freestyle for the bronze medal and qualified second for the 100-m freestyle on Wednesday in another exciting night for Canadian swimming at the Olympic Games.