Thirteen more medals for Nova Scotia at the Canada Games in Niagara, Ontario.

Athletes from our province took six gold, two silver and five bronze medals in canoe-kayak events yesterday.

We now have 32 medals at the game, including 17 gold.

Our girls soccer team beat New Brunswick 1-0 on penalty kicks to advance to the semifinal.

Nova Scotia’s men’s softball team edged Saskatchewan 7-6 last night to remain undefeated at 6-0.

The games wrap up on Sunday.

Medal Winners from Yesterday:

Jacy Grant (Wellington) and Sloan MacKenzie (Halifax) – Gold – Women’s C-2 200 metres
Alex Eisener-Mallett (Dartmouth) and Craig Johnson (Darmouth) – Gold – Men’s K-2 500 metres
Sloan MacKenzie (Halifax) – Gold – Women’s C-1 200 metres
Sloan MacKenzie (Halifax) and Andrew Billard (Hammonds Plains) – Gold – Mixed C-2 500 metres
Julie Lilley-Osende (Dartmouth) and Jessica Mackay (Halifax) – Gold – Women’s C-2 500 metres
Alex Canning (Dartmouth) and Ian Gaudet (Dartmouth) – Gold – Men’s K-2 500 metres
Andrew Billard (Hammonds Plains), Eric Chouinard (Cole Harbour), Alex MacNeil (Timberlea) and Jai Paliwal (Dartmouth) – Silver – Men’s IC-4 200 metres
Ian Gaudet (Dartmouth) – Silver- Men’s K-1 200 metres
Eric Chouinard (Cole Harbour) – Bronze –  Men’s C-1, 200m
Lily Baert (Dartmouth), Annah Mbongo, Ivy Murphy (Darmouth) and Anna O’Brien (Dartmouth) – Bronze – Women’s K-4 200 metres
Lily Baert (Dartmouth) and Cole Parsons (Dartmouth) – Bronze – Mixed K-2 500 metres
Lily Baert (Dartmouth), Annah Mbongo, Ivy Murphy (Dartmouth), Anna O’Brien (Dartmouth) – Bronze – Women’s K-4 500 metres
Andrew Billard (Hammonds Plains), Eric Chouinard (Cole Harbour), Alex MacNeil (Timberlea) Jai Paliwal (Dartmouth) – Bronze – Men’s C-4 500 metres