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Speed skating at the 2007 Canada Winter Games

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There were seven long-track speed skating events at the 2007 Canada Winter Games. All long-track events took place at F. H. Collins Secondary School in Whitehorse, Yukon,[1] from 24 to 28 February 2007.[2] For the short-track events see short track speed skating at the 2007 Canada Winter Games.

100 metres

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Medal Men's Time Women's Time
Gold Quebec Camille Bégin 10.03 Saskatchewan Marsha Hudey 11.01
Silver Alberta Lucas Duffield 10.25 Alberta Alanna Komisar 11.15
Bronze Saskatchewan William Dutton 10.30 Manitoba Shayla Heidinger 11.15

500 metres

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Medal Men's Time Women's Time
Gold Ontario Richard MacLennan 40.76 + 40.32 Saskatchewan Marsha Hudey 45.41 + 45.73
Silver Saskatchewan Austin Hudey 41.01 + 40.11 Alberta Anastasia Bucsis 45.40 + 46.15
Bronze Ontario Patrick Marsh 41.34 + 39.98 Quebec Michèle Boutin 46.19 + 45.97

1000 metres

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Medal Women's Time
Gold Quebec Marie-Pier Gervais-Moreau 1:33.00
Silver Manitoba Shayla Heidinger 1:33.27
Bronze Ontario Maddie Martin 1:33.91

1500 metres

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Medal Men's Time Women's Time
Gold Alberta Keith Sulzer 2:08.68 Ontario Maddie Martin 2:27.04
Silver Alberta Lucas Duffield 2:10.11 Saskatchewan Kali Christ 2:33.29
Bronze Ontario Spencer Zettler 2:11.71 Quebec Marie-Pier Gervais-Moreau 2:34.29

3000 metres

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Medal Men's Time Women's Time
Gold Quebec Clovis Auger 4:32:41 Ontario Maddie Martin 5:06.48
Silver Alberta Keith Sulzer 4:34.53 Manitoba Andrea Johnson 5:18.56
Bronze Manitoba Kyle Gendron 4:37.51 Quebec Marie-Pier Gervais-Moreau 5:21.12

5000 metres

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Medal Men's Time
Gold Quebec Clovis Auger 8:03.63
Silver Alberta Keith Sulzer 8:07.25
Bronze Manitoba Kyle Gendron 8:08.69

Team Pursuit

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Medal Men's Time Women's Time
Gold  Quebec 4:31:09  Saskatchewan 3:47.11
Silver  Alberta 4:41.03  Ontario 3:50.52
Bronze  British Columbia 4:43.42  Manitoba 3:51.72

References

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  1. ^ "Calendar". Canada Winter Games 2007. Retrieved 19 February 2024.
  2. ^ "Schedule and Results". Canada Winter Games 2007. Retrieved 19 February 2024.