The Jays and Raptors get way too much recognition IMO as they’re not Canadian Athletes, and of course represent a city. Knowing that most of the players couldn’t name a provincial capital or find Alberta in a map should disqualify them. My personal list.
1. 2010 Double Gold men’s and women’s hockey
2. 2002 Double Gold men’s and women’s hockey
3. Summit Series
4. 87 Canada Cup
5. 2014 Double Gold men’s and women’s hockey
6. Mike Weir Masters Win
7. Bianca Andreescu US Open
8. Donovan Bailey 100m and the 4x100 relay double gold 1996
9. Jays win Back to Back World Series
10. Raptors win NBA Championship
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One of my favourites in recent memory was the “miracle on grass” where Canada defeated New Zealand, England, and the USA to win the 2017 Singapore Rugby Sevens. One of the most surprising wins in Canadian history and will likely never happen again.
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The Jays and Raptors get way too much recognition IMO as they’re not Canadian Athletes, and of course represent a city. Knowing that most of the players couldn’t name a provincial capital or find Alberta in a map should disqualify them. My personal list.
1. 2010 Double Gold men’s and women’s hockey
2. 2002 Double Gold men’s and women’s hockey
3. Summit Series
4. 87 Canada Cup
5. 2014 Double Gold men’s and women’s hockey
6. Mike Weir Masters Win
7. Bianca Andreescu US Open
8. Donovan Bailey 100m and the 4x100 relay double gold 1996
9. Jays win Back to Back World Series
10. Raptors win NBA Championship
Whoa, whoa, the raptors had a "Canadian". He played four minutes in two games during their championship run!
Honestly still pissed about the whole thing last year. The worst part was the fans cheering Kevin Durant's potentially career ending injury.
Wait, no the worst part was probably the four people shot during the parade.
I remember being so excited for the Canadian men's team qualifying in 86 for the World cup...then they played in it was a great moment being at Commonwealth for the draw with Brazil pre world cup 94
this list could possibly use some Christine Sinclair though!
Ok, a tie was a great moment......oh soccer.......
BTW, I hate soccer, but to not include this amazing athlete it stupid.
All 185 celebrations, leading scorer in international round ball
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Brooke Henderson
Winner of 9 LPGA tour victories.
Henderson’s 2018 victory in the CP Women’s Open at the Wascana Country Club in Regina made her the first Canadian to win an LPGA Tour event on home soil since Jocelyne Bourassa won what was then called La Canadienne in suburban Montreal in 1973.