Canada's Osborne-Paradis says farewell, passes torch to young men's downhill team

By A Mystery Man Writer

Retired skier Manuel Osborne-Paradi, the last Canadian to win a World Cup race in Lake Louise, Alta., said farewell to a course Saturday that produced both triumph and heartbreak for him.

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