Canadian pair Stellato-Dudek Deschamps chase world medals young at heart
Montreal’s Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps, aged 72 combined, defy youth norms as they pursue world titles in Montreal. The 40 and 32-year-olds, Canadian champions and recent Four Continents winners, credit life experience for discipline, artistry, and stronger partnership on the ice. They train rigorously, use Neurofeedback, and aim for Olympic glory in 2026 while honoring Quebec in their program.
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Homan Sees Unbeaten Streak Extend At Worlds
Rachel Homan’s rink improved to 5-0 at the world women’s curling championship by edging Italy’s Stefania Constantini 8-7 in an extra end to stretch their win streak to 21 and lift Canada to 54-5 on the campaign. Bartlett praised the team as they prepare for a marquee clash with Silvana Tirinzoni after a disciplined, clutch performance.
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Fleury
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Tabitha Peterson
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IOC bars Russian and Belarusian athletes from opening ceremony parade
The IOC announced that Russian and Belarusian athletes competing as neutrals will not participate in the traditional opening parade in the Paris Games, instead likely watching from the river. About 36 Russian and 22 Belarusian neutrals are expected to qualify, with a future decision on the closing ceremony.
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Nash tapped to lead Canada at men’s world hockey championship
The Canadian press reports Rick Nash named general manager for Team Canada for the May 10 to 26 tournament in Czechia. The Brampton Ontario native and former NHL star brings international and NHL leadership as Hockey Canada shapes rosters for Milan Cortina 2026.
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