How many athletes are on the canadian olympic squad?
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the 2004 Olympic Team there was approximately 300 - 350 athletes
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Canada, like every other country, has to qualify through tournaments. In Canada's case, this is CONCACAF (composed mainly of north american nations). They must place highly in this in order to qualify for World Cup (top 2 i think).\n\nYes Canada does have a men's team. Not a very good one. Ranked about 90th in the world. Its hard enough to even put it together and train, considering their are players playing all over the world.
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11 players on the starting lineup.\n\nEach team is allowed to take 23 players to international tournaments.
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If you mean 'how many will be present' then the answer is 736. If you mean 'how many will play' then nobody knows. It depends on injuries, suspensions and squad rotation. I would expect somewhere between 540-550 will actually play at some point.
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32 national teams\n\n1-Germany (host)\n2-Poland\n3-England\n4-Sweeden\n5-Serbia and Montenegro\n6-Netherland\n7-Portogual\n8-Italy\n9-Czech Republic\n10-Croatia\n11-France\n12-Switzerland\n13-Spain\n14-Ukraine\n15-Ecuador\n16-Paraguay\n17-Argentina\n18-Brazil\n19-U.S.A\n20-Costa Rica\n21-Mexico\n22-Trindad and Tobago\n23-Saudi Arabia\n24-Iran\n25-Japan\n26-Korea Republic\n27-Tunisia\n28-Côte d'Ivoire\n29-Ghana\n30-Togo\n31-Angola\n32-Australia
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The best ranked teams within Canada are invited to a round-robin tournament where they play each other. The best 3 or 4 teams after the series then play down and the team that wins that play-down is then the nation's team for the Olympics.
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There were 14 Olympians from Texas that won a medal in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Sydney.  Some won multiple medals like 400m specialist Jeremy Wariner of Waco, Texas.  There were a combined 7 gold medals, 4 silver medals, and 4 bronze medals.
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We were thrilled for her too as well as all of the athletes of have won medals. Our heart breaks when any person from any country falls or has injuries, etc after all of their hard hard work and expenses and all of the sacrifices they have made to get where they are. They are all winners. I am an American but the Canadians did soooo fantastic. We are happy for them!!!
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The Olympics ended yesterday and Canada had 24 Medals (the 3rd most out of all the countries). It had 7 Gold, 10 Silver, and 7 Bronze medals.
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Canadian is Hosting the Tournament with US, Sweden and Finland invited.  It was the 3 Nation Cup before Sweden joined.\n\nIt has been held for over 10 years and Canada has 8 gold and 2 silver.  Canada is winning right now and qualify for the gold metal match.
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Wikipedia has a list of people from Minnesota list available here. It contains a number of athletes.
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http://www.cnr.edu/CNR-olympics/cnr-olympics1-17.html\n\nHave a look at this link, it should tell you everything you need to know.
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Canada has two national sports.in the summer, it is lacrosse, in the winter, it is hockey.\n\nCanada is famous in several other sports as well.  In golf, some of the icons include George Lyon, who in 1904, won the Olympic gold at 46 years of age.  Some of the others icons include 2004 Masters champion Mike Weir, George Knudson, and Moe Norman\n\nA Canadian invented basketball (James Naismith) and is home of the back to back NBA MVP Steve Nash\n\nCanada has also had its share of famous baseball players including Larry Walker, Ferguson Jenkins, Tip O'Neil, and Terry Puhl \n\nCanada is very famous for curling.  Some of the great teams/individuals that have been popular in Canada include the Richardson team, the Schmirler team, and Russ Howard
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go to www.factmonster.com\nwww.cbc.ca/olympics\nsports.espn.com/oly\nwww.olympic.org*\nwww.torino2006.org*\nwww.nbcolympics.com*\nsports.yahoo.com/olympics/torino2006*\nsortsillistrated.cnn.com/olympics/2006\n\n*i suggest these ones
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the us came in second with 25 medals. 9 gold 9 silver and 7 bronze medals. \n\nthe meadilists are... \n\ngold medals... alpine skiing- ted ligity, julia mancusco\nshort track- apolo anton ohno snowboarding-shaun white, hannah teter  speedskating- joey cheek, shani davis,chad hedrick\n\nsilver medals... bobsled- fleming/rohbock figure skating- belbin/agosto, sasha cohen snowboarding- danny cass, gretchen bleiler, lindsay jacobellis speed skating- joey cheek, shani davis, chad hedrick \n\nbronze medals... curling- team usa freestyle skiing- toby dawson ice hockey- women ice hockey team usa short track- kepka, smith, izykowski, ohno snowboarding-rosey fletcher speedskating-chad hedrick. \n\nhope you like it!