Watch: Wrapping up the historic Tokyo Olympics for Team Canada

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On the final episode of Tokyo Daily, Brendan Dunlop puts a bow on an historic Olympic Games for Team Canada after a record-setting 24 medals won at Tokyo 2020.

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On the final episode of Tokyo Daily, Brendan Dunlop puts a bow on an historic Olympic Games for Team Canada after a record-setting 24 medals won at Tokyo 2020.

To watch previous episodes of Tokyo Daily, click here.

For extensive Olympics coverage from the Star in Tokyo, click here.

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