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BEIJING 鈥� Canada's Justin Kripps already knew what it felt like to step onto an Olympic podium. But his teammates didn't, and he wanted to share that experience with them.

BEIJING 鈥� KRIPPS MAKES IT 26 Justin Kripps looked up to the sky to savour the moment. The Canadian had just held off the determined German opposition to win bronze in four-man bobsled by six-hundredths of a second.

BEIJING 鈥� Isabelle Weidemann carried the Canadian flag into Beijing's National Stadium on Sunday, as the second Olympic Games of the COVID-19 pandemic era officially came to a close.

BEIJING (AP) 鈥� Sheets of paper rained down like super-sized confetti on the bench, which players leapt off at full speed to pile on top of goaltender Harri Sateri with such force that they knocked the net off its moorings.

BEIJING 鈥� Athletes are under enormous pressure at the Olympics, competing under a spotlight that comes just once every four years. This pressure can amplify the wins and moments of glory, but also can make failure feel particularly crushing.

BEIJING 鈥� Here are some notable quotes from the final day of the Beijing Olympics on Feb. 20, 2022. "These Games have been so, so incredible. And I feel like every day, we're piling on more and more and I haven't quite processed it all.

ZHANGJIAKOU, China 鈥� Every time a Canadian freestyle skier entered the wax cabin at the Beijing Olympics, they were reminded of Sarah Burke.

BEIJING 鈥� Canada's team in Beijing's Winter Olympics navigated the COVID-19 virus, made it to the start line and brought home a lot of medals.

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) 鈥� Taiwan鈥檚 premier wants a Taiwanese Olympic speedskater to be punished for wearing what appeared to be a suit from China鈥檚 team during training.

BEIJING (AP) 鈥� Before he got out of town, the great Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris called the Beijing Games a version of 鈥渟ports prison.鈥� He was joking 鈥� sort of 鈥� but his vision wasn't that far off.