London 2012: Team Canada Day 4

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Posted July 31, 2012 6:28 am.

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LONDON, ENGLAND (NEWS1130) – It’s a busy day for Canada on day four of the London 2012 Olympics Games. Click here for a preview of what’s coming up, Tuesday.

Some of the Canadian highlights include:

  • Tennis – Round two men’s singles featuring Milos Raonic
  • Diving – Women’s 10m synchronized platform final featuring Meaghan Benfeito and Roseline Filion
  • Swimming – Men’s 100m freestyle semfinal featuring Canadian Brent Hayden


Go to CTVOlympics.ca for the full story.

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