Take a bow, Canada's Olympians, for having the best Winter Games in your country's history. If Turin was a dress rehearsal for Vancouver in 2010, the Canadian team is going to be a hit four years from now.

Canada's 24 medals (seven gold, 10 silver and seven bronze) surpassed the previous high of 17 set in Salt Lake City in 2002. There were 84 medal events in all at Turin.
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LATEST OLYMPIC HEADLINES

• Olympic flag passes from Turin to Vancouver
• Turin's Games 'truly magnificent': IOC head
• What Canada did on the final weekend
• Olympic winner: 'I'm the king of Italy'
• Protestor disrupts Olympic closing ceremony

• Hughes donates $10,000 to Right to Play
• Turin faces challenges of post-Olympic life
• Turin bids farewell to the Olympic circus
• IOC not concerned about loonies in ice
• Photos from Olympics' final day

Toward Vancouver 2010:

Olympic flag passed onto Vancouver mayor for 2010
Vancouver offers prospect of spectacular games
Committee looking at solutions to fill seats in 2010

Canada at the Games:

24 medals in Canada's most successful Games ever
IOC head calls Klassen "woman of the Games"
Gold medallist Hughes donates savings to kids' charity

Latest Headlines:

Sweden beats Finland to win men's hockey gold
Kronwall thinking of giving gold to injured Ohlund
Former Leaf becomes 17th member of Triple Gold Club

Ice, Ice Baby:

IOC not concerned about buried loonies
Selanne, Koivu and Lehtinen end Olympic careers
Hockey Canada president says it's no time to panic

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Cindy Klassen
"The Games couldn't have gone any better. I'm so happy with how I did and also with how well my teammates did."

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