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University of Alberta ending swim program after this season amid ‘financial challenges’According to the university, the swim program has produced over 500 Golden Bears and Pandas alumni.SportsOct 29
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Lethbridge Fire and Emergency services hosts reunion with near-drowning survivorAfter almost drowning in July, a nine-year-old boy has been reunited with those who saved his life, including his 10-year-old friend.FeaturesSep 27
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Kylie Masse takes bronze for Canada in women’s 200m backstrokeKylie Masse, the 28-year-old from LaSalle, Ont., is the first Canadian swimmer to win an Olympic medal in three consecutive Games.SportsAug 2
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Olympic swimmer collapses after heat race, carried off on stretcherSlovakia swimmer Tamara Potocka collapsed poolside Friday morning after a qualifying heat of the women's 200-meter individual medley at the Paris OlympicsSportsAug 2
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Summer McIntosh sets Olympic record with gold-medal win in the poolMcIntosh also joins the Canadian history books as one of just three swimmers from Canada to achieve double gold at the Olympics and the only female.CanadaAug 1
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U.S. swimmer Katie Ledecky wins 1,500m freestyle gold in Olympic record timeWorld record holder Katie Ledecky blew away the field in the grueling, 30-lap race at La Defense Arena, touching the wall in an Olympic record 15.30.02.SportsJul 31
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Summer McIntosh wins Canada’s 1st swimming gold of Paris 2024Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh is the Olympic champion in the women's 400-metre individual medley.SportsJul 29
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Edmonton-raised swimmer Emma O’Croinin ready for ‘incredible’ Olympic experience in FranceO'Croinin is a part of is Team Canada in the women's 4x200m freestyle relay.SportsJul 10
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Edmonton swimmers prepare for ‘lifelong dream’ at 2024 Olympics and Paralympics in ParisThe 2024 Summer Olympics will get underway in Paris in less than three weeks, and later this summer France's capital will also host the 2024 Summer Paralympics.SportsJul 9
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Drowning deaths rising in certain provinces. How to stay water-safe this summerIn Canada, drownings can happen year-round, but the majority of cases (73 per cent) occurred during warmer months (May through September), according to Health Canada.HealthMay 28
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