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Closing Ceremony

The closing ceremony becomes the second ...

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Photos: Pride, passion, music and fireworks at Paralympic...

The Games are over and the athletes and ...

Paralympics

Wheelchair Curling

Emotional gold-medal victory for Canadian wheelchair curling skip

Canada’s all-B.C. wheelchair curling team of skip were the hometown favourites and didn’t disappoint in Saturday’s gold game against Kim Haksung of South Korea.

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Wheelchair curler suspended for drug use

The Swedish wheelchair curling team at the 2010 Paralympics has been rocked with news one of its players, Glenn Ikonen, has been hit with a two-year suspension by the International Paralympic Committee for the use of an illegal drug.

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Canadian curlers let history act as reminder

Should there be any temptation for Canada to look past Saturday’s semifinal opponent in the 2010 Paralympic wheelchair curling competition, the team need look no further than their own story from last year.

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Wheelchair curling

Tie-breaker to decide Canada's curling opponent

They wrapped up first place in the round robin Wednesday, but Canada still doesn't know its semifinal playoff opponent at the 2010 Paralympic wheelchair curling event.

Wheelchair curling

Modified delivery helps Canada’s wheelchair curling lead excel

Just because Team Canada, skipped by Jim Armstrong, are the defending world wheelchair curling champions doesn’t mean they’re not loaded with Paralympic rookies.

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Britain's McCreadie, 64, has participated in 7 Paralympics

If there's a record for both versatility and longevity at the Paralympic Games it might well belong to Britain's Michael McCreadie.

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Wheelchair curling

Fans embrace wheelchair curling

Funny pants worn by the Norwegian team and a Korean skip who believes that if he yells at the rocks, they will listen. Such is the quirky world of wheelchair curling.