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2020 BC Men’s & Women’s Curling Championships on CBC: Women’s Finals
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Canada’s Justin Kripps scores 4-man bobsleigh gold in Switzerland
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Chinese central bank to inject 1.2 trillion yuan worth of liquidity into market
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Canadian women can’t solve New Zealand, settle for silver at Sydney 7s
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