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When a Cape Bretoner brought home Olympic gold in 2002 | From the archives

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In 2002, the last day of the Olympics couldn't have been any better for Canada. Millions cheered as the Canadian men's hockey team brought home the gold medal. But no community was shouting louder than Port Hood, N.S., hometown of defenceman Al MacInnis. The CBC's Frank King reported on Feb. 25, 2002.

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