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Canadian college footballers on steroids

From stimulants to steroids, growth hormones and even gene therapy, high-performance athletes routinely risk everything in their quest for gold. Canada has had its share of drug headlines, from disgraced Pan Am weightlifters to the Ben Johnson scandal and the Dubin Inquiry. In recent years, Canadian scientists, athletes and officials have been first out of the blocks in the race to keep sports safe and fair.

Four varsity players are suspended. One of them tells all.
Medium: Radio
Program: The Inside Track
Broadcast Date: Dec. 1, 1996
Guest(s): Bill Ennist
Host: Robin Brown
Duration: 8:16

Last updated: November 30, 2012

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