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    Olympic reps Great Britain (Scotland's Eve Muirhead) and China (defending world champion Bingyu Wang) will challenge Canada's Shanon Kleibrink, the 2006 Olympic bronze medallist, and Saskatoon's Stefanie Lawton. "This kind of event will help Toronto" said Martin. "International events will help promote the sport, within the big cultural communities. Full Article at Canoe
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  1. International events will help promote the sport, within the big cultural communities. I'd like to see three or four of these events a year.
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  2. It was those Tamil protesters ... They had blocked all the roads and we couldn't go north. It was crazy.
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  3. We've been to Toronto a lot recently ... Our agent keeps us busy.
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  4. I had no idea ... I couldn't believe all the food that was stored there. And they told me they need more. It really taught me about this area of need.
    Kevin Martin – Kevin Martin SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  5. We actually haven't played that much ... I think we've played 16 games.
    Kevin Martin – Kevin Martin SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  6. We play three in a row, and four of five. Get 'er going before we take another break just before the Trials, and train as a team.
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