2011
Halifax
These Canada Games were the first to be streamed online. As athletes gathered in Halifax, 400,000 viewers were joining them in an unprecedented show of support—a staggering figure that demonstrates not only the relevance of the Canada Games, but also their unwavering appeal.
Halifax
Winter Games
2011
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Game Results
2011
Halifax
Gold
Silver
Bronze
2
5
9
Evan
Brideau
Speed Skating
500m
B
Martine
Chenhall
Judo
70-78kg
G
Kassie
Costello
Figure Skating
Novice Singles
B
Tony
Doiron
Boxing
60-64 kg
B
Andrew
Evans
Speed Skating
500m
S
Charlie
Evans
Speed Skating
1000m
B
Louis
Fortin
Cross Country Ski
Para 1km standing
S
Louis
Fortin
Cross Country Ski
Para 2.5km standing
S
Karin
LeBreton
Judo
52-57 kg
S
Marcus
Mason
Judo
60-66 kg
B
Lucas
Nowak
Judo
Under 60 kg
B
Miguel
Raymond
Judo
81-90 kg
B
Amelie
Saulnier
Judo
Over 78 kg
S
Venessa
St.Pierre
Judo
48-52 kg
G
Team NB
Pascale Brideau, Martine Chenhall, Karine LeBreton, Vanessa St-Pierre
Judo
Judo Team
B
Team NB
Charlie Evans, Andrew Evans, Jeffrey Retalick, Evan Brideau
Speed Skating
3000m Relay
B
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2011
Halifax
As snowboarding arrives on the scene, New Brunswick legend Mark Fawcett generously drops in as honorary captain. The Canadian Olympian and world champion in snowboard-cross actually competed twice for New Brunswick at the Canada Games, first in 1985 and then again 1989, where his efforts earned him a bronze in rowing.
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