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Watching the Summer Games: A look at Wednesday's Olympic TV highlights

August 7, 2012 | CP story

The Canadian Press London 2012

Here's a look at Wednesday's TV highlights at the Summer Olympics (schudule subject to change):

4 a.m.–Noon ET

— Canoe/Kayak, men's K-1 1,000-metre final featuring former Olympic champion Adam van Koeverden; Men’s C-1 1,000-metre final featuring Canadian Mark Oldershaw. (CTV)

— Track and field, men's decathlon. (TSN)

— Equestrian, individual jumping final, featuring defending champion Eric Lamaze and 10-time Olympian Ian Millar. (TSN)

Noon–6 p.m. ET

— Track and field, finals in women’s long jump, women’s 400-metre hurdles, women’s 200 metres and men’s 110-metre hurdles. (CTV)

— Beach volleyball, women’s gold-medal match (TSN)

— Wrestling, women's 48-kilograms, featuring defending champion Carol Huynh. (Sportsnet)

— Diving, women's 10-metre platform preliminary round, featuring Canadians Meaghan Benfeito and Roseline Filion. (OLN)

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