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Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press Despite the early hour, fans are energetic.
Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press Despite the early hour, fans are energetic.
Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press
Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press
Fans Keagan Little (left), Taylor Williams (centre) Frances Maiers (right) cheer after Canada scores its third goal.
Fans Keagan Little (left), Taylor Williams (centre) Frances Maiers (right) cheer after Canada scores its third goal.
A fan shows off her nails painted with Go Canada.
A fan shows off her nails painted with Go Canada.
More cheers after Canada scores its third goal.
More cheers after Canada scores its third goal.
Red and white were the colours of the day..
Red and white were the colours of the day..
Mike Remo (centre, pointing) and Jeff Southam give a cheer.
Mike Remo (centre, pointing) and Jeff Southam give a cheer.
Little fans Jackson Zuk (holding flag), 8, Jack Derrett (centre), 9, and Grey Davidson (right), 7, are thrilled after Canada wins the gold medal.
Little fans Jackson Zuk (holding flag), 8, Jack Derrett (centre), 9, and Grey Davidson (right), 7, are thrilled after Canada wins the gold medal.

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