2005 Canadian Paralympic Athletics Championships

The 2005 Canadian Paralympic Athletics Championships was a disabled athletics competition that took place in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada in 2005.

Wheelchair Racing

100 m T-34 (Women's)

GOLD: Chelsea Clark, Mississauga, Ontario

100 m T-52 (Women's)

GOLD: Lisa Franks, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

100 m T-53 (Men's)

GOLD: Brent Lakatos, Dorval, Quebec: 16.20 sec

100 m T-54 (Men's)

GOLD: Daniel Normandin, Montreal: 15.87 sec

100 m T-54 (Women's)

GOLD: Chantal Petitclerc, Montreal: 18.11 sec

5000 m T-54 (Men's)

GOLD: Jeff Adams, Toronto: 12:14.12
SILVER: Michel Filteau, St-Jean-Baptiste, Quebec: 12:18.44

Track and field

Javelin throw

GOLD: France Gagné, Quebec City: 50.13 m

See also

Canadian Paralympic Athletics Championships

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World

Regional

Championships	Asian University Arab Balkan Outdoor Indoor Central American Central American and Caribbean European Indoor Melanesian Micronesia Polynesian South American University
Games	ALBA Games Asian Indoor Games Bolivarian Games East Asian Games Games of the Small States of Europe Island Games Islamic Solidarity Games Jeux de la Francophonie Maccabiah Games Mediterranean Games Southeast Asian Games South Pacific Mini Games West Asian Games
Cross country	Asian Balkan European NACAC South American
Other	European Cup 10,000 m Combined Events Mountain Running Race Walking Throwing NACAC Combined Events Pan American Race Walking
Age group	African U20 CARIFTA Games Central American U20/U18 Central American and Caribbean U14 European U20 U23 Youth Olympic Festival Leeward Islands U20 Pan American U20 South American U20

Seasonal

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