Fog Blog Paralympic Log:

CANADA HAS BEST SHOWING EVER AT WINTER PARALYMPICS! WE NOW HAVE 19 INCLUDING BIATHLON GOLD!.......Canada’s biathletes served up three more medals for Canada on the seventh day of competition at the Pyeongchang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games.Canada now has 19 medals, matching the haul in Vancouver 2010, its most successful Winter Games.With at least one more guaranteed medal coming on Sunday – Canada will win either gold or silver in para-ice hockey – this will officially mark the nation’s most-ever medals won at a Paralympic Winter Games.After already winning one silver and two bronze medals in Pyeongchang, Mark Arendz, of Hartsville, P.E.I., finally stood atop the podium Friday, winning the gold medal in the men’s 15-kilometre standing biathlon. He finished in 42 minutes, 52.2 seconds and didn’t miss a shooting target. Arendz now has the most hardware of any Canadian athlete at these Games, just ahead of Mollie Jepsen’s three medals. The 28-year-old has six career Paralympic medals including two from Sochi 2014. Good going Canada paralympic athletes!