See You on the podium
It's now been a few weeks since their Olympic gold medal-winning performances, but the celebrating hasn't stopped for kayaker Adam van Koeverden and track cyclist Lori-Ann Muenzer.
Sep. 10: Full Story

Allen falters on the track
CHARLES ALLEN did yesterday what fellow Canadian Perdita Felicien painfully could not earlier in the week here at the Athens Olympic Stadium. He cleared the first hurdle.
Aug. 28: Full Story

Hit the road, friend
LONG BEFORE he crossed the finish line of an Olympic race, Eirik Larsen decided he no longer wanted his Canadian friend, Adam van Koeverden, training with him any more. So he did what he thought was best. He quietly orchestrated his removal.
Aug. 28: Full Story

Team Canada passes Phelps
Day 14: Canadians took medals in kayaking and mountain biking to push the national total to nine. Good thing because it would've been embarrassing to finish behind such national Olympic bodies as Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Michael Phelps.
Aug. 28: Full Story

Edmonton racewalkerTim left to grin and Berrett
ATHENS -- There was no drama. No leading at the halfway mark like in Atlanta. No stopping on the finish line to upchuck. He did not DQ. He was not, as he once put it, "Dead Man Walking." He was, basically, not news. Tim Berrett of Edmonton walked in his fourth Olympics here yesterday almost without incident, an unusual occurrence for him.
Aug. 28: Full Story

Van-tastic!!
SCHINIAS, Greece -- Wearing the same number as Lori-Ann Muenzer did in racing to glory on Tuesday, Adam van Koeverden rolled boxcars to win Canada's third gold of the XXVIII Olympic Games. In Lane 6 and wearing No. 6, van Koeverden became Canada's first double medal-winner of these Games.
Aug. 28: Full Story