Natalie Wilkie and Tyler McGregor to Lead Canada as Flag-Bearers at Paralympic Opening Ceremony

The Canadian Paralympic Committee has announced that two exceptional athletes will represent Canada as flag-bearers during the opening ceremony of the Milano-Cortina Paralympics. Para Nordic skier Natalie Wilkie and hockey captain Tyler McGregor have been selected for this prestigious honor, set to take place on March 6.

Wilkie, a talented skier with a remarkable track record in Para Nordic events, is well-regarded for her determination and skill on the snow. Meanwhile, McGregor leads the Canadian Para hockey team, showcasing not only his athletic prowess but also his leadership abilities.

This announcement comes as excitement builds for the upcoming Games, where athletes from around the world will compete and showcase their incredible talents. Both Wilkie and McGregor have expressed immense pride in being chosen to carry the flag for Canada, a symbol of unity and hope for athletes with disabilities.

The opening ceremony promises to be a memorable event, celebrating the spirit of inclusiveness and the achievements of Para athletes, and both Wilkie and McGregor are ready to inspire the nation as they lead the Canadian team onto the international stage.