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Watch Tokyo Daily: Diving into a silver Sunday in the pool for Canada at the Olympics

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On this episode of Tokyo Daily host Brendan Dunlop chats with CBC Sports reporter Devin Heroux in Tokyo after a silver Sunday in the pool for Team Canada. Plus the USA Dream Team got off to a nightmarish start against Rudy Gobert’s France.

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On this episode of Tokyo Daily host Brendan Dunlop chats with CBC Sports reporter Devin Heroux in Tokyo after a silver Sunday in the pool for Team Canada. Plus the USA Dream Team got off to a nightmarish start against Rudy Gobert’s France.

Brendan Dunlop chats with CBC Sports reporter Devin Heroux in Tokyo after a silver Sunday in the pool for Team Canada. Plus the USA Dream Team got off to a nightmarish start against Rudy Gobert’s France.
Brendan Dunlop chats with CBC Sports reporter Devin Heroux in Tokyo after a silver Sunday in the pool for Team Canada. Plus the USA Dream Team got off to a nightmarish start against Rudy Gobert’s France.

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