Click on the video player above to watch live coverage from the 2022 Para Swimming World Championships in Madeira, Portugal — featuring numerous Canadian Paralympians.
Live action from the Penteada Olympic Pools Complex continues now. Coverage will continue each day at the same time through Saturday, June 18.
More than 600 athletes from over 70 nations are competing, with 31 swimmers representing Canada.
The Canadian team is headlined by 17 athletes who represented the country at last summer’s Tokyo Paralympics, including 10-time Paralympic medalist Aurélie Rivard and multi-medallists Danielle Dorris, Nicolas-Guy Turbide and Katarina Roxon.
Canadian team
- Caleb Arndt — Newmarket, Ont.
- Nicholas Bennett — Parksville, BC
- Camille Berube — Gatineau, Que.
- Jacob Brayshaw — Coldstream, B.C
- Matthew Cabraja — Brampton, ON
- Felix Cowan — Brossard, Que.
- Danielle Dorris — Moncton, N.B
- Sabrina Duchesne — St-Augustin-de-Desmaures, Que.
- Alexander Eliot — Kitchener, Ont.
- Nikita Ens — Meadow Lake, Sask.
- Jagdev Gil — Brockville, Ont.
- Arianna Hunsicker — Surrey, BC
- Danielle Kisser — Delta, BC
- James Leroux — Repentigny, Que.
- Angela Marina — Cambridge, Ont.
- Gabriel Martel — St-Lazare, Que.
- Justine Morrier — Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que.
- Shelby Newkirk — Saskatoon, Sask.
- Clemence Pare — Boucherville, Que.
- Aurélie Rivard — St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que.
- Tess Routliffe — Caledon, Ont.
- Katarina Roxon — tipping, Nfld.
- Myriam Soliman — Saint-Hubert, Que.
- Jessica Tinney — Scarborough, Ont.
- Abi Tripp — Kingston, Ont.
- Jordan Tucker — Guelph, Ont.
- Nicolas Guy Turbide — Quebec City
- Philippe Vachon — Blainville, Que.
- Emma Grace Van Dyk — Port Colborne, Ont.
- Aly Van Wyck-Smart — Toronto
- Zach Zona — Simcoe, Ont.
