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Top-Ranked Paddlers From 55 Countries Spend Canada Day Racing in Dartmouth, N.S.
Top-ranked paddlers from 55 countries are competing in a five-day world championship that includes under-23 finals on Friday, organizers said.
- On Canada Day, top-ranked paddlers from 55 countries gathered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, for the Canoe Sprint World Championship at Lake Banook.
- International Canoe Federation Vice-President Cecilia Farias expressed enthusiasm for the event's return to Dartmouth, which previously hosted the 2022 Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe World Championships.
- Racing on waters that feel like home, Team Canada athlete Ian Gaudet, 22, secured a second-place finish in the C4 crew with support from the Banook Canoe Club.
- Hundreds of spectators and volunteers lined the lake to cheer on competitors, with many fans dressed in red and white to celebrate the holiday.
- Finals for the under-23 International Canoe Federation event are scheduled for Friday, as the competition continues through the five-day championship.
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The top paddlers from 55 countries competed on Wednesday, Canada Day, in races in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, for the first day of the canoe-kayak world championships.
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