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Tops in all of Canada. The last gold medal win of the 2015 Canada Winter Games. It doesn't get any better for Team Ontario.

Sure, Evan Bichon and Meryeta O'Dine compete on the international snowboard circuit, but nothing beats racing at home in Prince George, especially with medals on the line. Competing for Team B.C.

Megan Smith may be only 17 but Saturday's nail-biting game at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club was enough to give her some grey hair.

The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Kyrylo Sozin of Toronto had to be thinking that as he walked out onto the Canada Winter Games judo mat to face Kevin Gauthier in Saturday's gold medal team competition against Quebec .

The To-Ba chants began well before the game.

Shut out of the medal parade in their three previous races, the girls from Team B.C. finally put it together Saturday in the last women's cross-country ski event of the Canada Winter Games.

It will be Nova Scotia battling Ontario for Canada Winter Games gold in women's curling. The final will be on the ice today at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club at 5 p.m.

One of the legacies of the Canada Winter Games is a dull, throbbing case of civic embarrassment. The discomfort grows when standing on the west side of the CN Centre complex.

Members of the Prince George Water Lilies held something of an impromptu reunion with British Columbia's synchronized swimming team this week.