Live Coverage of the 2024 Paris Paralympics Closing Ceremony
The much-anticipated closing ceremony of the 2024 Paris Paralympics is set to take place at the iconic Stade de France. Viewers can tune in to CBC’s live broadcast beginning at 1:50 p.m. ET, hosted by the esteemed Scott Russell. This event marks a significant conclusion to an extraordinary Games, showcasing the remarkable achievements of athletes worldwide.
CBC will offer several platforms for viewing, including CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC News Network, as well as the CBC’s dedicated Paris 2024 website and mobile application for both iOS and Android devices. Notably, an American Sign Language (ASL) broadcast will also be accessible via CBC Gem and the Paris 2024 portal to enhance inclusivity for all spectators.
An encore presentation of the closing ceremony will be available at 7 p.m. ET, or viewers may stream it for up to 24 hours on the CBC Gem application. For convenience, both the standard and ASL versions are readily available to ensure a comprehensive viewing experience.
In a storied display of national pride, Canadian Paralympic medallists Nicholas Bennett and Brianna Hennessy have been selected to lead the Canadian contingent as flag-bearers during the ceremony. Mr. Bennett, an accomplished swimmer, secured Canada’s first gold medal of the Games, contributing to an impressive total of three medals consisting of two gold and one silver. Ms. Hennessy, a Para canoeist, clinched a silver medal in her initial race and aims to reach the podium yet again in her concluding event on Sunday.
It is noteworthy that Ms. Hennessy, who embarked on her sporting journey during the pandemic, will return from Paris with her first Paralympic medal, a testament to her dedication and determination, especially following her previous experiences at the Tokyo 2020 Games.
In summary, Canada’s overall performance at the 2024 Paris Paralympics will culminate in a total of 29 medals—comprising 10 gold, 9 silver, and 10 bronze. This achievement mirrors Canada’s commendable results from the 2016 Summer Paralympics held in Rio, highlighting the nation’s continued excellence in parasports.
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