By the numbers

 Here are some numbers of Canada at the Olympics.

1. 600.  Amount of minutes Kadeisha Buchanan played (not including stoppage time) in all of Canada's games.

2. 304. Amount of international games Christine Sinclair had played.

3. 17.  Amount of years since Malindi Elmore's last Olympics appearance (2004 Athens).

4. 36. Amount of hours before competition before Annie Guglia found out she was going to Tokyo.

5. 6.  Amount of events that Andre DeGrasse has competed in and won medals in (3 in Rio, 3 in Tokyo).  Also amount of medals in track and field won in Tokyo - the most ever.

6.  0.064.  amount of seconds Kelsey Mitchell won by to win her gold.

7. 236.  Combined weight Maude Charron lifted on her way to gold.

8. 9018. Amount of points Damian Warner picked up on his way to gold, an Olympic record.

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