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Alpine Skiing »

Winning gold not getting old, just harder
Winning gold not getting old, just harder

Standing at the top of the podium never gets old for alpine skier Lauren Woolstencroft, just harder.

Ice Sledge Hockey »

Korea's sledge hockey team beats Sweden
Korea's sledge hockey team beats Sweden

Korea's sledge hockey team beat Sweden 2-1 in Wednesday's game at the UBC Thunderbird Arena in Vancouver.

Wheelchair Curling »

Canada notches another wheelchair curling win
Canada notches another wheelchair curling win

The Canadian rink under the guidance of skip Jim Armstrong played a tight battle against Korea to win 6-4 in eighth draw action in round robin play at the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Games.

Biathlon »

Red-hot Zaripov wins biathlon gold
Red-hot Zaripov wins biathlon gold

Not only did Russia's Irek Zaripov pick up his third gold of the Paralympic Winter Games on Wednesday, finishing first in the men's 12.5km sitting biathlon, but he also led Russia to a podium sweep of the event.

Cross Country Skiing »

Impaired vision, amputation cannot stop Axelsson
Impaired vision, amputation cannot stop Axelsson

Hakan Axelsson is a Paralympics rarity as the only athlete in the Games with both visual impairment and an amputation. A former Swedish team cross-country skier, the 52-year-old fireman had his left leg removed in 2005.

History

Paralympic History
Paralympic History

The Paralympic Games have grown from a small event in 1948 aimed at keeping disabled war veterans physically active to a global sporting competition expected to draw more than 4,000 athletes in 2012.

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Video Highlights

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Four-Man Bobsleigh: USA 1 - Gold
Reigning world champion Steven Holcomb leads the US to a gold medal.
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Four-Man Bobsleigh: Germany 1 - Silver
Led by the most decorated bobsledder in Olympic history -- Andre Lange -- Germany claims the silver medal.
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Four-Man Bobsleigh: Canada 1 - Bronze
A third-place finish for the Canadian foursome, missing out on silver by just 0.01 seconds.
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Men's slalom: Cousineau run
Julien Cousineau was the top Canadian in men's slalom with an eighth-place finish.
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Men's slalom: Gold medal run

Italy's Giuliano Razzoli takes the gold medal in the men's slalom.

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Men's slalom: Silver medal run
Croatia's Ivica Kostelic wins the silver medal in the men's slalom.
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Men's slalom: Bronze medal run
A third-place finish for Andre Myhrer of Sweden.
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Men's Snowboard PGS: Anderson gold
Canada's Jasey-Jay Anderson with a first-place finish ahead of Austria's Benjamin Karl.
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Men's team pursuit: Canadian gold

Mathieu Giroux, Lucas Makowsky and Denny Morrison win a tight race with the US.

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Ladies' 30km mass start: Gold medal
Justyna Kowalczyk of Poland edges Marit Bjoergen of Norway for the gold in an incredible finish to the ladies' cross-country 30km mass start.
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