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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 |
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Let’s Rate Canada’s Best and Worst Olympics Uniforms of all Time |
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From Nagano 1988 Roots caps to cowboy hats at Calgary 1988, our most memorable looks |
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By Sarah Laing |
Berets and Bay stripes, sweeping capes and Western-style fringing: The only predictable thing about Canada’s Olympics uniforms over the decades has been their ability to stoke conversation, and typically—but not always—a flag-red colour palette.
This year’s Lululemon-designed Winter Olympics kit has met both criteria, courtesy of a raft of scarlet pieces and one divisive maple-festooned puffer-shrug worn by athletes at the opening ceremony. With the Games underway and the closing ceremony still to come, we’ve constructed a podium of our own, ranking the best, worst and most talked-about Canadian Olympics kits over the decades.
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CELEBRITY |
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Olympians Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier Are Going for Gold |
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The Canadian ice dancers reflect on artistry, athleticism and their 15-year partnership |
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THE KIT X GOOGLE PIXEL |
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Inside Kia Nurse’s “Never Settle” Era |
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With Canada’s first WNBA team set to debut in Toronto in 2026, the three-time Olympian reflects on momentum, mindset and what’s next in her own evolution. |
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