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The Canadian Press. (2026, September 25). Félix Roussel opens Canadian short track championships with two gold medals. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/f-lix-roussel-opens-canadian-short-track-championships-with-two-gold-medals/article_4f5611ba-921a-526e-8a8e-7da9a7f060da.html
The Canadian Press. “Félix Roussel opens Canadian short track championships with two gold medals.” Toronto Star, 25 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/f-lix-roussel-opens-canadian-short-track-championships-with-two-gold-medals/article_4f5611ba-921a-526e-8a8e-7da9a7f060da.html.
The Canadian Press. “Félix Roussel opens Canadian short track championships with two gold medals.” Toronto Star, September 25, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/f-lix-roussel-opens-canadian-short-track-championships-with-two-gold-medals/article_4f5611ba-921a-526e-8a8e-7da9a7f060da.html.
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Félix Roussel opened the Canadian short track speedskating championships with two gold medals on Thursday, dominating both the men’s 1,500-metre event and the 500 metres. In the 1,500-metre race, Roussel finished in 2:17.538 seconds, ahead of Mathieu Pelletier (2:17.705) from Laval and reigning Crystal Globe champion William Dandjinou (2:17.708) from Montreal. In the 500 metres, he secured victory with a time of 40.934 seconds, narrowly beating Steven Dubois and Maxime Laoun who both finished in 40.993 seconds. Roussel expressed relief and satisfaction after winning his first Canadian Championships title in this event. On the women’s side, Courtney Sarault won the 1,500-metre race with a time of 2:34.940, followed closely by Danaé Blais (2:34.995) and Florence Brunelle (2:35.310).