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BUILDING A BETTER OLYMPIAN MINDIt takes ruthlessness, grit, even a brush with defeat to win. What Canada has learned in Beijing. |
THE HIDDEN PARTY CIRCUIT IN BEIJING The scale of business entertaining rivals the sports themselves |
THE BROTHERHOOD OF ELK LAKEAn unwavering belief in one another and their coach brought the eight back to gold |
CANADA’S BEST TEAM PLAYER Colin Jenkins's goal was to help his friend to the podium |
HUNTING DOWN THE AMBUSH ADS A high-stakes cat-and-mouse game is playing out in Beijing |
BREAKING OUT THE GOOD CHINA FOR THE OLYMPICS China's drive to put its best face forward makes it easy to forget its iron-fisted leaders |
ALL FOR ONEThe team-first attitude makes this squad a standout |
OLYMPIC ATHLETES THEN AND NOWSince the first modern Olympics in 1896, athletes have gotten better at being the best |
IT'S ALL OVER BUT THE WINNINGWith the opening ceremonies less than a day away, Canada's Olympic athletes try to keep their cool before stepping onto the world stage |
THE INTERVIEW: ALEX BAUMANN The outspoken Olympian talks to Ken MacQueen about Canada's chances in Beijing, and the hard road to excellence |
MASKS? AT THE OLYMPICS?As one athlete puts it, 'this is about sport, not fashion' |
TABLE TENNIS TEMPEST The best players come from China. And that can be a problem. |
ATHENS'S OLYMPIC SHAMEVenues from the 2004 Games now stand empty and in disrepair |
THE PODIUM
Jonathon Gatehouse and Ken MacQueen are blogging from Beijing
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BUILDING A BETTER OLYMPIAN MIND
THE HIDDEN PARTY CIRCUIT IN BEIJING
THE BROTHERHOOD OF ELK LAKE
CANADA’S BEST TEAM PLAYER
HUNTING DOWN THE AMBUSH ADS
BREAKING OUT THE GOOD CHINA FOR THE OLYMPICS
ALL FOR ONE
OLYMPIC ATHLETES THEN AND NOW
IT'S ALL OVER BUT THE WINNING
THE INTERVIEW: ALEX BAUMANN
MASKS? AT THE OLYMPICS?
TABLE TENNIS TEMPEST
ATHENS'S OLYMPIC SHAME
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