True Patriot Love - February 19, 2026


Olympic Funding - ＂What It Really Costs To Represent Canada＂ (with Jane Roos)


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23 minutes

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166.82295

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3,914

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338

Misogynist Sentences

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00:00:00.320 Right now, Canadians across the country are glued to their screens, watching our athletes
00:00:04.460 compete against the very best in the world.
00:00:06.640 We see the flags, we hear the anthem, and for a moment, the entire country stands still,
00:00:11.520 united in pride.
00:00:12.840 But what most Canadians don't see is what it actually costs to get there.
00:00:16.680 Behind the scenes, many of these athletes are not millionaires.
00:00:19.200 They're not living in luxury.
00:00:21.080 Some are working second jobs, some are relying on their families, some are fundraising just
00:00:25.420 to stay in the sport long enough to wear that Maple Leaf on the world stage.
00:00:29.760 And it raises a difficult question.
00:00:31.760 In a country as wealthy as Canada, why are some of our Olympic athletes still struggling
00:00:35.680 to survive financially?
00:00:37.780 Earlier today, Jim Lang and I had a chance to speak to Jane Roos, the founder of CanFund,
00:00:42.200 an organization that has helped support thousands of Canadian athletes on their Olympic journey,
00:00:47.480 often stepping in where traditional funding falls short.
00:00:51.320 Jane, thanks for joining us and taking the time at what is probably
00:00:59.240 one of the most exciting times for you.
00:01:02.240 Of course, we are day 11, I believe, of the Olympics today.
00:01:05.160 Indeed.
00:01:06.160 The Winter Olympics are underway, and one of the real important cogs in the wheel that
00:01:13.800 make it possible for athletes to get to where they are in this country is Jane and CanFund.
00:01:21.160 And so, to me, it was a big deal at this time to get you on with us so that while people are
00:01:27.080 thinking about the Olympics, they can think about how, as Canadians, we can support our
00:01:32.040 Olympic athletes.
00:01:33.160 And, of course, you are the queen of that in Canada and have been for some time.
00:01:39.080 Maybe tell us a little bit about what CanFund does, and then we can work backwards from why
00:01:45.160 it's necessary and some of the stories associated.
00:01:49.000 Yeah.
00:01:50.000 So, CanFund gives money directly to the athletes.
00:01:52.960 So, on average, we have two applications a year, 700 to 800 athletes apply.
00:01:59.800 These are the best athletes in the country.
00:02:02.840 And because of Canadians who show up, we're able to give each athlete who's approved $8,000.
00:02:12.600 And we don't get any government funding.
00:02:14.840 So, the more we raise, the more athletes we fund.
00:02:19.160 And we are in the game of we create really cool campaigns.
00:02:23.880 So, I always say CanFund does our best work when the athletes are out of the spotlight, but
00:02:28.680 when they need us the most.
00:02:31.000 Right.
00:02:31.560 Yeah.
00:02:32.040 And I'm glad you brought that up, Jane, because I'll freely admit I got emotional watching
00:02:36.440 Perry Sound's Megan Oldham win that gold medal and watching her with her hand over her heart
00:02:42.920 singing Old Canada.
00:02:43.800 But we forget between the time and all the thankless hours of training and falling in the
00:02:49.160 hill to get to the point she could win a gold to getting Milana and Cortina.
00:02:52.760 It takes a lot of effort and finances.
00:02:54.920 Yeah, I feel like most people don't understand that the journey is so costly and so few people
00:03:01.320 get to wear the maple leaf on the world stage.
00:03:04.040 I always say, I compare CanFund to like entrepreneurs getting seed money.
00:03:09.160 Uh, athletes rely on CanFund.
00:03:12.200 I, I think I can't, there's nearly every Canadian athlete since 2003, able bodied and para who's
00:03:21.160 competed for Canada on the world stage has been a CanFund recipient.
00:03:27.000 So we have funded over 8,000 athletes.
00:03:31.640 And yeah, I didn't realize that many.
00:03:34.200 Yeah.
00:03:34.520 And not only that, but you know, you hear the stories.
00:03:37.160 I went to the gala.
00:03:38.360 You have a wonderful gala.
00:03:39.640 I hope that's still an ongoing thing because it's so important for the people that sponsor
00:03:45.400 these athletes to come and hear the stories.
00:03:48.760 But some of the amazing stories from both the Paralympics, winter and summer Olympics,
00:03:54.120 there were elements of how important and at the moment when they needed it most,
00:03:59.560 these athletes became recipients of the CanFund funding.
00:04:04.280 And you know, it just became apparent to me and maybe you can share some of these with
00:04:09.480 us, uh, Jane, but there are athletes that would not have made the Olympics, but for that bit of
00:04:16.520 funding that made it possible at some point in their, uh, training on the way to the, to the Olympics.
00:04:24.200 Yeah.
00:04:24.440 I think when you're living on basically nothing and you're budgeting everything, I mean, I haven't
00:04:29.560 met an athlete yet who wants a handout.
00:04:31.560 Like there's such an honor and a privilege to represent your country on the world stage.
00:04:36.440 And what we do is we engage people to show up for them.
00:04:40.840 So when you're an athlete who is, you know, $60,000 in debt, getting 16,000 from us a year
00:04:49.400 is super helpful.
00:04:50.920 And some of the athletes will say that we're their only sponsor.
00:04:54.280 So Canadians are showing up and we have so many unique campaigns.
00:04:59.640 So we make it really easy for people to give.
00:05:03.000 That's our job.
00:05:04.600 And the biggest thing is with every donation, you get a tax receipt and you find out which
00:05:09.160 athlete you're supporting.
00:05:11.000 But from the early.
00:05:12.280 That's really cool.
00:05:12.920 Actually.
00:05:13.480 Yeah.
00:05:13.880 Yeah.
00:05:14.200 Yeah.
00:05:14.760 Yeah.
00:05:15.000 Well, we keep it simple.
00:05:16.200 Like, you know, like when I, I, so I started camping from a hospital bed.
00:05:19.960 I used to be an athlete and I was in a really bad car accident and my best friend was driving
00:05:26.280 and she fell asleep at the wheel.
00:05:28.200 And one of the things I really wanted to start when can fun was in the earlier stages when
00:05:33.880 we weren't a charity yet was just the transparency.
00:05:37.560 So when you donate, you find out who you help, because I think following somebody on their journey
00:05:42.520 and, and getting to see their, how they improve being part of their, um, highs and lows.
00:05:49.800 Cause there's many of those with athletes is really important.
00:05:53.720 So I would agree.
00:05:55.160 Yeah.
00:05:55.400 You, if you're following the story, if you have a vested interest and, uh, sponsoring that
00:06:01.400 athlete specifically, you're going to be more engaged in our athletes and the Olympics overall.
00:06:06.680 Yeah.
00:06:08.040 And I think with us right now, you know, we have a program where people are monthly donors.
00:06:13.240 So $10 or more a month.
00:06:15.560 And it's super simple.
00:06:16.680 They just, and we love our monthly donors.
00:06:18.680 We call them patrons of sport because they stay with us throughout the whole year.
00:06:23.640 Like they're, they're constantly showing up.
00:06:26.040 And then in 2019, I noticed that we didn't have, um, a lot of female donors.
00:06:32.040 So we created, um, can fund one 50 women.
00:06:36.120 So women across the country are giving $150 or more.
00:06:41.560 The first can fund recipient is Piper Gillis.
00:06:46.600 Oh, wow.
00:06:47.480 Nice.
00:06:47.960 Fantastic.
00:06:48.360 Well, I wanted to touch on that, Jane, because our oldest daughter lives in Edmonton
00:06:53.080 and she's obsessed with our Canadian figure skating team in Milano and Cortina.
00:06:58.280 And when she found out about Canadian athletes now can find, and I told her I was going to
00:07:03.000 be talking to you, she was so excited because her and her partner want to get on that and
00:07:07.000 start doing monthly donations towards the figure skaters.
00:07:10.840 Yeah.
00:07:11.160 So it's really great.
00:07:12.600 Like we go all the way back to like, even right now.
00:07:15.480 So in, um, Xavier McKeever, who was in the cross country, um, Olympian at these games,
00:07:22.520 his mom, Melanie from 2005 is a can fund recipient.
00:07:27.080 Wow.
00:07:27.880 Wow.
00:07:28.760 And then, and you go to figure skating, like, and what I love about our.
00:07:32.600 Like I see in figure skating, we go back to, um, like Scott Moyer was a can fund recipient
00:07:38.440 in his time.
00:07:39.880 Um, oh, what's his name?
00:07:42.920 I just lost it.
00:07:44.040 Like one of the early, early skaters, but then we also have the support.
00:07:47.720 Like Kurt Browning has done stuff for can fund Brian Orser has done stuff, Tracy Wilson.
00:07:52.840 So there's this community that people.
00:07:55.640 Get what we're trying to do.
00:07:57.160 We're trying to like level the playing field for our athletes, but we're trying to say,
00:08:01.080 no, there's 86,000 charities in this country.
00:08:04.280 Can fund is very different.
00:08:06.360 A lot of our donors say that.
00:08:09.400 This country gave them so much that they're so proud to be Canadian.
00:08:12.920 This is their give back.
00:08:14.360 You know, they're going to watch 16 days of the games.
00:08:17.080 You know, you don't pay a ticket for that.
00:08:19.000 Here's your give back.
00:08:20.680 And right now, when you watch these games, I mean, even a Blondie who just competed today
00:08:26.680 and won gold can fund has been supporting even since 2009 saying with Valerie Montez,
00:08:33.480 both the flag bearers walking into the opening ceremonies are can fund recipients.
00:08:37.400 Like everybody relies on this charity because getting sponsorship and getting money,
00:08:45.320 you know, when you're not in the spotlight, when you're in the thick of it, when you have to pay
00:08:49.080 for coaches and equipment and travel, it's not there.
00:08:53.480 And, you know, when we do these calls,
00:08:57.960 the way can fund works is they apply.
00:09:00.760 And then we approve and make this massive waiting list.
00:09:03.240 And then we'll have a call with 12 athletes and we invite donors to listen in on the call.
00:09:07.880 It's on Zoom.
00:09:09.240 And I always ask them, like, if you got camp on right now,
00:09:12.760 how would that impact your journey or your where you're at?
00:09:16.360 And there's tears and it's so different for every athlete.
00:09:20.680 Some say it will keep them in sport longer.
00:09:23.240 Some say that it will help them pay for more physio and more treatments.
00:09:28.760 Some athletes will say that this will get them to their final training
00:09:32.920 camp before the games.
00:09:34.040 Like so much of the money we gave out leading into these games,
00:09:37.560 you know, in October, November and December,
00:09:40.520 the athletes chased the snow.
00:09:42.120 So it got them to their training camps.
00:09:43.720 It brought their coaches with them.
00:09:45.560 It paid for new equipment.
00:09:47.880 We paid like new helmets, new sleds, new.
00:09:50.840 So, you know, I think the really cool thing about CanFun is every donor should be really
00:09:56.760 proud that the money that they're giving is being used to, you know,
00:10:01.560 because I feel like the athletes are in the arena.
00:10:03.320 They're getting their butts kicked, right?
00:10:04.760 Like they're in the game of life.
00:10:06.120 No plan B.
00:10:07.640 And when you donate, you know that that money is actually making a significant difference,
00:10:13.320 no matter how much.
00:10:14.280 Many of these athletes have, like you say, Jane,
00:10:20.040 they've put their lives completely on hold and some of them are young.
00:10:23.080 So putting university on hold relationships or, you know, just getting into the career
00:10:30.360 that they studied in university and they're doing that to represent their country.
00:10:35.960 And some of these events and Jane, maybe I'm wrong about this.
00:10:38.120 Set me straight for sure.
00:10:39.240 You know, certain snowboarding, skiing, and the high-flying games, they're
00:10:46.280 sponsorable.
00:10:47.080 Those athletes might stand a better chance of getting sponsorship through the process.
00:10:51.320 But there are events that are just not as brand significant, I guess, to sponsorship.
00:10:58.760 And I think those athletes really do represent a lot of the games for us.
00:11:04.840 And they're a little bit stranded, I think, on a desert island when it comes to sponsorship.
00:11:09.800 I would say you'd be surprised nearly every athlete competing at these games
00:11:14.600 from every sport relies on CanFund.
00:11:18.120 Wow.
00:11:18.520 That doesn't surprise me.
00:11:19.480 Wow.
00:11:20.040 Figure skaters, your speed skaters, your snowboarders, everybody.
00:11:27.400 I think it just costs so much and the funding's just not there for them in ways that it should be.
00:11:34.760 And so CanFund becomes this, you know, it, everyone says to us it's a significant difference maker.
00:11:44.200 Like I just had a call two days ago with, there was 10 Paralympians on the call
00:11:50.680 and eight of them were on the sledge hockey team.
00:11:54.200 And I same question, if you got $8,000 today, what would it mean?
00:12:00.120 And you see grown people like men, boy, people teary-eyed.
00:12:06.280 Like getting CanFund, yes, it alleviates all the costs or some of them, like, you know,
00:12:13.400 but it's belief.
00:12:15.400 You're giving the gift of belief to somebody.
00:12:18.040 Like, okay.
00:12:19.080 Yeah.
00:12:19.400 That makes sense.
00:12:20.520 Yeah.
00:12:20.760 Somebody out there is recognizing that.
00:12:23.400 Yeah.
00:12:23.880 You know, Jane, I know Tyler McGregor fairly well.
00:12:26.840 I've got to know him over the years and his story to becoming one of the great sledge hockey
00:12:31.800 players in the world is pretty incredible, but the sledges aren't cheap.
00:12:35.880 The equipment's not cheap.
00:12:37.400 And I can see those sledge hockey players getting emotional because that's the difference between
00:12:41.640 competing at the Paralympics or not competing.
00:12:43.960 Yeah.
00:12:45.000 Yeah.
00:12:45.240 Some of the athletes will say getting CanFund is the difference between qualifying and not
00:12:50.680 standing on the podium or not staying in sport longer.
00:12:54.760 And we show up to for athletes who get injured.
00:12:57.480 Right.
00:12:57.800 Like we show up for everybody.
00:13:01.080 Like, you know, I don't really care about the medals, really.
00:13:05.160 I mean, I have in moments, we did a campaign in Vancouver where Eric Sprott was giving us
00:13:10.200 a hundred thousand for every gold medal won because he said, what's your biggest problem?
00:13:14.920 I said, for the next games, like after these Paralympic winter games, nobody cares for another
00:13:22.200 two years.
00:13:25.400 But to me, it's not even about the medals.
00:13:27.800 It's it's it's about that.
00:13:30.600 You know, like I said earlier, like so few people wear the Maple Leaf.
00:13:35.160 They have no plan B.
00:13:36.600 They give everything.
00:13:38.120 And when you watch the games right now and you look at their Facebook feeds, they just want
00:13:41.640 a gold and there's like 10,000 likes.
00:13:44.280 And I'm just like, where are those people?
00:13:45.960 We need them all to donate and fund because the money is going right to the athletes.
00:13:51.240 And I would give we would give the athletes more than eight thousand.
00:13:54.360 But we just can't keep up with the demand.
00:13:56.520 Like, you know, you know, Jane, it's funny.
00:13:59.880 I read the documentation from the government about where they put funding towards sport and
00:14:05.800 developing our athletes to get to the Olympics.
00:14:07.960 And it's a lot of money and it seems to go to ward facilities.
00:14:11.240 And yeah, and I don't know.
00:14:14.200 Is there a it just seems to me that if we put more into our athletes and that requires funding
00:14:19.960 because it's so expensive for the training and the treatments and the travel and everything
00:14:24.440 required to be in and among the best in the world, we should be creating the right kind
00:14:31.320 of funding that gets to these athletes at the federal level.
00:14:37.240 At the same time, it seems like they've been a little bit abandoned on that at the personal
00:14:42.120 level.
00:14:42.440 Maybe maybe the infrastructure is being built to get them to the place where they want to
00:14:46.440 compete on a world level.
00:14:48.840 But, you know, thank goodness you're there.
00:14:52.120 If you weren't there, where would we be?
00:14:54.200 And frankly, is there some better way that we could be supporting our athletes
00:14:59.240 at the federal level?
00:15:00.360 Should we be pushing our government?
00:15:02.040 Is there something you'd recommend?
00:15:03.160 Well, we've never got government funding.
00:15:07.240 I think there's a structure.
00:15:08.840 I think the whole sports system needs kind of like a do over.
00:15:12.360 I think that there's a lot of infrastructure that money goes to, but it doesn't get to the athletes.
00:15:18.120 And I think I've been doing this now.
00:15:20.840 Like Italy's our 12th Olympics and I've seen like the carding, you know, one of our campaigns
00:15:27.800 that we did kind of embarrassed the Canadian government and they increased carding.
00:15:34.520 I've played on that platform.
00:15:36.600 I feel like now
00:15:40.680 my goal is could corporate Canada, like we have an adopt an athlete program where it's $10,000.
00:15:48.040 I mean, couldn't we get every company in this, you know, country to give $10,000 to adopt an
00:15:54.760 athlete twice a year?
00:15:55.800 I mean, I don't think it would take a lot from everybody if they all showed up.
00:16:01.560 But I think the challenge is the government, the infrastructure isn't set.
00:16:07.720 So for example, when I first started CanFund,
00:16:11.160 artistic swimming was paying $5,000 in team fees.
00:16:14.200 And that was kind of unheard of.
00:16:15.400 They were the first team that was paying like a team fee.
00:16:17.800 You had to pay $5,000 to be on the team.
00:16:20.200 And this is 2003.
00:16:21.640 Fast forward to now, nearly every winter athlete, every sport, and the team fees are up to $30,000.
00:16:29.720 So if you don't pay $30,000, you're not competing.
00:16:33.560 Not only do you have to be the best, you have to have $30,000 in your pocket potentially to do it.
00:16:39.400 Yeah.
00:16:40.280 And so I think it's super frustrating for the athletes because they're already, you know,
00:16:44.280 they're getting carded, but then that's going into their team fees.
00:16:47.880 And then they're still paying for extra physio, extra, you know, travel.
00:16:51.800 They get stipends and then they have to pay.
00:16:53.960 I think Canadians are shocked to know that the athletes will be $50,000, $60,000 in debt coming
00:17:02.120 out of these games.
00:17:03.720 And, you know, we always have the conversation, well, it's their choice.
00:17:07.560 But I think we celebrate moments in this country.
00:17:09.880 Like when the women's rugby were at the World Cup, an entire country was watching that.
00:17:14.120 That was incredible.
00:17:16.040 Yeah, and all those girls, 13 of those players are CanFund recipients.
00:17:21.320 And it is their choice.
00:17:23.240 It is their choice.
00:17:24.040 I get that.
00:17:24.600 If that's somebody's response to this, okay.
00:17:27.320 But they've made a choice to represent all of us, to represent us as patriots in love
00:17:34.920 with our country.
00:17:35.640 I just want to add, the politicians of the country are the first ones to hop on for video
00:17:41.240 and photo for social media with the athlete from their riding when they win a medal.
00:17:45.000 Yeah, I just think, you know, I always say every donation, you can't bottle Canadian pride,
00:17:51.880 but every donation to CanFund is that.
00:17:54.200 And I feel like all of our donors stay with us.
00:17:57.320 We, you know, when you become a monthly donor, we have a monthly donor, the quarterly newsletters.
00:18:02.280 These people who donate to CanFund go behind the scenes.
00:18:05.240 They get to know the athletes different.
00:18:07.160 They get to hear stories.
00:18:08.840 You know, we do a really great job, I think, of having to connect our donors
00:18:14.280 with the athletes.
00:18:15.640 Because again, there are 86,000 charities and people work hard for their money.
00:18:21.000 But I also think the moments that they're competing for our country, not even at the,
00:18:25.480 just at the Olympics, but World Cups and World Championships and everywhere,
00:18:29.160 they give a lot back.
00:18:31.000 And I think if you take away like what they do for our country,
00:18:35.960 it matters and these moments matter and the pride.
00:18:41.080 And I think that's what we're trying to tell people that this is your donation
00:18:47.160 to celebrate the moments that bring an entire country to its feet, that lift us all up, that
00:18:53.160 inspire us.
00:18:53.800 Like when you see excellence, you believe it's possible in your own life.
00:18:59.080 And you know, that's what I tell them.
00:19:00.920 I collect 10 no's a day.
00:19:02.600 I call everybody.
00:19:04.760 I love asking for money because you get to know these athletes and we're rooting for them.
00:19:12.680 You know, we want them to do well.
00:19:14.840 The whole buzz with CanFund, in my experience, is that they are family members to each of these
00:19:24.760 important athletes and the way that they treat them and the regard that the athletes have for
00:19:29.560 CanFund.
00:19:30.280 Look, I can't say enough.
00:19:32.280 I endorse in any way that I can people donating to CanFund.
00:19:35.800 Adopt an athlete if you're a corporation.
00:19:37.960 If you want to see women advance, make the $150 donation.
00:19:41.960 I think it was, Jane?
00:19:42.760 Yes.
00:19:43.000 And for goodness sake, for $10 a month, be inspired to be part of our athletic program
00:19:50.680 here in Canada and get our athletes up on the podium.
00:19:54.760 It's inspiring, Jane.
00:19:55.800 I really appreciate you explaining to us.
00:19:57.800 And I'm certainly inspired by what you do and your story.
00:20:01.720 Canadian Athletes Now, CanFund.
00:20:04.440 That's canadianathletesnow.ca to get to CanFund, $10 a month.
00:20:09.800 That's one drink in a bar, right?
00:20:11.800 It's a couple of quick more dims.
00:20:14.120 But I have something else I want to share because it's...
00:20:16.200 Yeah, please.
00:20:17.960 I just launched it.
00:20:18.760 So I am an artist.
00:20:19.960 And one of the things we do, I've done is it's called Art of Accomplishment.
00:20:25.640 And I've given painted canvases to famous Canadians, like Gord Downey wrote lyrics on them.
00:20:32.280 And then we auctioned them off.
00:20:34.120 But now I'm doing another painting.
00:20:36.120 It's the first time I've ever done something like this.
00:20:38.600 So I would ask you guys one word.
00:20:42.040 What does Canada mean to you in one word?
00:20:45.880 You share your word.
00:20:47.960 Your word's going to go on a painting that's 10 feet by four feet.
00:20:52.200 Wow.
00:20:53.080 It's never been done in a country.
00:20:55.400 So the painting is called Who We Are.
00:20:58.120 And I want to get a million people because I want to create something that will live forever,
00:21:03.240 that people showed up in 2026 saying this is who we are to the world.
00:21:08.200 One word.
00:21:10.120 Each word is $25.
00:21:12.600 And we've partnered, obviously, with Can Fund.
00:21:15.160 So you get to put one word on a painting.
00:21:17.080 Most people have never been on a piece of artwork.
00:21:19.960 $25 per word.
00:21:21.480 So people are doing it for every family member, every employee.
00:21:24.920 And you still get a tax receipt.
00:21:27.000 You still find out which athlete you're funding.
00:21:29.160 And then what we're doing is we're taking all the words.
00:21:32.440 So it would be like, Mike, your word, the city you're from.
00:21:37.640 And we're putting this in a huge booklet that will travel with the painting.
00:21:42.760 My goal is that this artwork will hang in the National Gallery of Canada one day.
00:21:47.640 But it will travel the whole country.
00:21:50.120 So I feel like it will stir Canadian pride.
00:21:52.680 It's an access to something that people will never, I think, ever get to be part of a painting.
00:21:57.320 It's a canvas for Canada.
00:22:00.440 And the small amount to contribute is going to our Canadian athletes.
00:22:06.920 And I think this could be my legacy.
00:22:08.440 Brilliant idea.
00:22:09.000 This is magic.
00:22:09.640 I like this.
00:22:10.040 It's brilliant, Jane.
00:22:10.920 Thumbs up.
00:22:11.480 That's awesome.
00:22:15.000 It's ourwords.ca.
00:22:17.240 And this could be the legacy for Can Fund.
00:22:19.720 I mean, if we got a million people, $25 million, that would fund five applications.
00:22:26.200 And we could give athletes more money.
00:22:28.760 But it also, the end result is this beautiful canvas that celebrates us.
00:22:35.960 What a beautiful idea.
00:22:37.080 Ourwords.ca.
00:22:38.200 Get on that, everyone.
00:22:39.480 That's going to be awesome.
00:22:41.080 Jane, thanks.
00:22:41.640 We appreciate this.
00:22:42.600 Thank you.
00:22:42.760 Thank you.
00:22:43.960 Thanks, guys.
00:22:44.680 It's been great.
00:22:45.400 I'm so happy the women won gold today already.
00:22:47.400 Go Canada, go.
00:22:49.400 This is amazing.
00:22:50.440 Thanks for helping make this wonderful time possible for all of us Canadians.
00:22:54.360 We're enjoying the athletes that you've got behind.
00:22:57.000 And we're very proud.
00:22:57.720 Thanks, Jane.
00:22:58.440 Thank you, Jane.
00:22:59.320 Thanks, guys.
00:22:59.880 Thanks for that shout out.
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