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Athlete
Sport(s)
Medals Games(s)
Collin Cameron action Collin Cameron
6
  • Beijing, China (2022),
  • Pyeongchang, South Korea (2018)
3 men in a boat Logan Campbell
1
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016),
  • London, England (2012)
Team Intro Wheelchair Rugby Canada - Lima
1
  • Lima, Peru (2019)
pool Jesse Canney
  • Santiago, Chile (2023)
Anthony in a taekwondo pose Anthony Cappello
  • Lima, Peru (2019)
Image of Erik Carleton Erik Carleton
  • Sochi, Russia (2014)
Joanie Caron and Shawn Ryan on the tandem bike Joanie Caron
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016)
Curtis Caron competes in Para Table Tennis at the Lima 2019 games Curtis Caron
1
  • Lima, Peru (2019),
  • Toronto, Canada (2015)
Cassidy racing in Rio Josh Cassidy
3
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016),
  • Toronto, Canada (2015),
  • London, England (2012),
  • Beijing, China (2008)
Daniel cycling with his guide Daniel Chalifour
4
2
2
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016),
  • Toronto, Canada (2015),
  • London, England (2012),
  • Guadalajara, Mexico (2011),
  • Beijing, China (2008)
Stephanie with her arms in the air in celebration Stephanie Chan
1
2
3
  • Santiago, Chile (2023),
  • Lima, Peru (2019),
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016),
  • Toronto, Canada (2015),
  • Guadalajara, Mexico (2011),
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2007)
Ian Chan playing wheelchair rugby Ian Chan
2
1
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016),
  • London, England (2012),
  • Beijing, China (2008),
  • Athens, Greece (2004),
  • Sydney, Australia (2000)
Charron action Samuel Charron
  • Santiago, Chile (2023)
Mitchell running with his arms spread open wide Mitchell Chase
1
  • Lima, Peru (2019),
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016),
  • Toronto, Canada (2015)
Tristen Chernove competing at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games Tristen Chernove
1
2
1
  • Tokyo, Japan (2020),
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2016)