Canada has equalled its medal total at the Beijing Olympics with its 18th visit to the podium in London. Sprint kayaker Mark de Jonge, 28, took bronze in the 200-kilometre race, marking the first time ...

Halifax's Mark de Jonge has advanced to the final of the men's 200-metre singles kayak event at the Rio Olympics, but the spot didn't come without drama. A photo finish was needed to determine who ...

Canadian kayaker Mark de Jonge has won gold in the K-1 200 metres at the Pan American Games. The 31-year-old from Halifax crossed in 35.733 seconds, .506 seconds ahead of Brazil's Edson Isaias Freitas ...

World champion Mark de Jonge will not be taking a medal home from the Rio Olympics after a seventh-place finish in the 200-metre men's singles event. He crossed the finish line in 36.080 seconds. Liam ...

Led by de Jonge, the canoe/kayak team could start a parade of Canadian men to the podium in Rio, joining the success of the women Olympians thus far You can save this article by registering for free ...

Mark de Jonge's mind never really stops racing. A civil engineer by trade, the Canadian kayaker won bronze at the 2012 Olympics in the 200-metre singles event — known as the K-1 — and is the two-time ...

Two Canadian boats finished out of the top three in kayak racing Saturday and as a result will come home empty-handed. SCHEDULE & RESULTS: Complete kayak and canoe coverage at Rio WATCH REPLAY: Mark ...

There was an opportunity but no medal for Nova Scotian paddler Mark de Jonge Saturday in the men's K-1 200 metre race. De Jonge placed seventh, but at his home club in Halifax, clubmates at the Maskwa ...

The 31-year-old Halifax native vows to take the deafening hype in stride in the lead-up to the 2016 Summer Games in Rio You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have ...

Mark de Jonge's mind never really stops racing. A civil engineer by trade, the Canadian kayaker won bronze at the 2012 Olympics in the 200-metre singles event — known as the K-1 — and is the two-time ...