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Canada's Olympic history: The best and the worst
Take a trip down Canada's memory lane and see the highlights (and lowlights) from our Olympic past.
Antwerp, 1920
![Antwerp, 1920](/assets/img/blank.gif?v=1721759482#https://m1.quebecormedia.com/emp/cl_prod/canadian_living-_-ab3cd69c689ab6114450c79c4c64b0ab3eb23813-_-GettyImages-548115589.jpg)
By: Alexandra Donaldson Source: Getty Images
Ice hockey makes its Olympic debut—and Canada wins gold.
Amsterdam, 1928
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By: Alexandra Donaldson Source: Getty Images
Canadian women competed for the first time in the Olympics—and took home 4 medals. (Gold in 4 x 100 metre relay, gold in high jump, silver and bronze in 100 metres.)
Montreal, 1976
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By: Alexandra Donaldson Source: Getty Images
Canada hosts the Olympics for the first time in Montreal.
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