CBC.ca - Torino 2006
In Depth
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Skiing blindWorld-class ski racing is a tricky business. Difficult turns and icy patches lurk at every turn, not to mention high speeds. It's often all a guy can do to get himself down the hill in one piece. But, what if the guy also has to worry about making sure another man made it down the hill, too? And what if one of them is blind? Full Story |
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Nicholson's unlikely honourA few months ago, Canadian sledge hockey captain and Paralympic flag-bearer Todd Nicholson caught a nasty infection and came close to retiring from competitive sport. That was before he started receiving letters of encouragement from local school kids who he frequently speaks to about the value of pursuing dreams despite obstacles. Full Story |
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The Winter Paralympics – Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat events are on the Paralympic program? Who are the top Canadians? Can athletes with different disabilities compete against each other? What the heck is sledge hockey? With the IX Paralympic Winter Games about to get underway, CBC Sports Online answers some of your burning questions. Full Story |
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The Paralympian designerRob Mulder of Vancouver has been designing windsurfers for 20 years but recently embarked on a fascinating sideline – designing and building equipment for the world's best disabled athletes. Full Story |
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Q&A: CPC president Henry WohlerLike their Olympic counterparts, Canada's Paralympic athletes are looking to make a big splash in the final Games before the 2010 competition in Vancouver. CBC Sports Online chatted with Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) president Henry Wohler about Team Canada's prospects in Turin and the future. Full Story |
