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The Canadian Press. (2026, September 26). Florence Brunelle wins double gold at Canadian short track speedskating championships. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/florence-brunelle-wins-double-gold-at-canadian-short-track-speedskating-championships/article_3550acdc-4174-5577-ad25-1996ed52d29f.html
The Canadian Press. “Florence Brunelle wins double gold at Canadian short track speedskating championships.” Toronto Star, 26 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/florence-brunelle-wins-double-gold-at-canadian-short-track-speedskating-championships/article_3550acdc-4174-5577-ad25-1996ed52d29f.html.
The Canadian Press. “Florence Brunelle wins double gold at Canadian short track speedskating championships.” Toronto Star, September 26, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/florence-brunelle-wins-double-gold-at-canadian-short-track-speedskating-championships/article_3550acdc-4174-5577-ad25-1996ed52d29f.html.
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Florence Brunelle won double gold at the Canadian short track speedskating championships on Friday, taking first place in both the women's 1,000 metres and the second 1,500 metre race. In the 1,000 metres event, Brunelle narrowly beat Courtney Sarault, who was penalized for kicking out at the finish line, finishing with a time of one minute 31.935 compared to Sarault's disqualification. Sarault remains a four-time Olympic medallist from the upcoming 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics. Meanwhile, in the second 1,500 metres race, Brunelle secured her victory again with a time of 2:30.640. The men’s side saw Félix Roussel win his third consecutive gold for the 1,000 metres event but missed out on a fourth gold after being beaten by William Dandjinou in the second 1,500 metres race with times of 2:21.208 and 2:21.796 respectively.