Canada's women kick off games with two bronze
Canada's Keely Shaw raced to a bronze-medal finish in the women's C4 3,000-metre individual pursuit to become the first Canadian to earn a medal at the Tokyo Paralympic Games.
This is Shaw’s Paralympic debut.
She began Para cycling in 2016 after a 2009 horse riding accident that left her paralyzed on her left side.
Canadian world-record holder and five-time Paralympic swimming medallist Aurélie Rivard has taken bronze in the women's S10 50-metre freestyle final.
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