
Devin Heroux
@Devin_Heroux • 94,206 subscribers
CBC Olympics and Paralympics Reporter. Based in Toronto. Born in Saskatoon. Email: [email protected]
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I have heard of multiple reports of China burning rocks intentionally throughout the world curling championships. This one this morning the most egregious. And deliberate. I’ll be asking Switzerland ahead of the semifinal if they’ll be alerting the umpire to watch for this.
Devin Heroux8,640,858 views • 1 year ago

We’ve reached peak Canadiana here at the March to the Match and arrived at Princes’ Gate near the stadium. A man wearing a cowboy hat, fur coat, carrying a Tim Hortons whips everyone into a frenzy as they finish singing O Canada. It’s 25 C and brilliantly sunny.
Devin Heroux519,310 views • 4 months ago

WORLD RECORD SUMMER MCINTOSH SHE’S DONE IT IN MONTREAL Canadian swimmer phenom Summer McIntosh takes down the longest standing women’s world record (6,101 days). It’s an astounding 2:01.65 in the 200m butterfly. McIntosh now holds FOUR long course world records
Devin Heroux372,300 views • 3 months ago

PARALYMPICS OPENING CEREMONY DAY Good morning sports fans across Canada and around the world. The waiting is finally over. The Winter Paralympics have arrived Here in Cortina the excitement is palpable. Team Canada 🇨🇦 is ready. I’m ready. I know you are too. Here’s your preview
Devin Heroux638,439 views • 7 months ago

Here is the exchange between Norway and China after the Chinese sweeper hit the rock with his broom. More replays of what appears to be the intentional tapping of the rock to change its direction. Burning a rock — curling term — hitting the stone with your broom.
Devin Heroux1,532,710 views • 1 year ago

Canada’s most decorated female Olympian Penny Oleksiak is ready to talk about her two-year suspension for three whereabouts infractions. I traveled to LA and spoke to Penny. About regrets. An apology. And more. Exclusive interview Tuesday across CBC Sports and News platforms.
Devin Heroux819,956 views • 10 months ago

The Canadian men’s national team is advancing to the knockout round at a World Cup for the first time. They wanted to stay in Vancouver. But their journey now leaves home soil. And the capacity crowd sends the Canadians off with cheers as they leave the pitch.
Devin Heroux161,822 views • 3 months ago

BLIND HOCKEY SERIES Players must have only 10 per cent vision or less, and goalies must be completely blind. The puck is larger and made of metal. It has ball bearings in it so it rattles and players can locate it. Here’s some of the action. Hockey Night in Canada CanadianBlindHockey
Devin Heroux1,438,657 views • 3 years ago
