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The fourth day of swimming saw Canada enjoy further success with three gold medals.

USA’s cycling, swimming and athletics teams for Rio 2016 will all be determined during that three-day event.

Canada’s double world champion Aurelie Rivard goes for gold in two events, but the highlight could be a repeat of the world title race in the men’s 50m freestyle S10.

“Medal Monday” will see gold medals awarded in 64 different events, more than any other day of the Parapan American Games.

The three gold medals on Monday morning were won by swimmers from Cuba, Brazil and Colombia

The Rio 2016 hosts have now won 41 medals in three days of swimming at the Parapan American Games

Swimmers from Mexico won seven golds on the first day of action at the Parapan American Games with Sanchez and Herrera both winning two golds each.

It could be "Super Sunday" for Canada on the second day of comeptition as they chase seven gold medals in the pool.

Sunday morning’s action at Toronto 2015, saw Brazilian swimmers take many of the podium positions.

The Toronto 2015 hosts won 15 out of 30 medals, including five golds on a memorable evening at the Parapan American Games.

The second day of competition could be “Super Sunday” for Canada with the hosts looking to win multiple golds in swimming.

Brayan Urbano claimed the first gold of the Games at the CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre

Saturday will see 12 of the 15 Parapan sports get underway, with 32 medals up for grabs in four sports.

Brazil’s Daniel Dias will start his quest for eight Parapan titles on Saturday (8 August) when he goes in the men’s 100m freestyle S5.

Having won her first world titles at July’s IPC Swimming World Championships, Canada’s Aurelie Rivard is aiming to impress at home at the Parapan American Games.

Here are10 swimmers who could win big at the Parapan American Games which open on Friday 7 August.

After winning silver in the event at July’s Worlds, Canadian superstar Benoit Huot is confident he can still challenge for medals and will do so at the Toronto 2015 Parapan American Games.

After winning 11 gold medals four years ago, Brazil's Daniel Dias is targeting 12 this time round.

The 20-year-old swimmer is one of the country’s brightest talents and despite his age has bags of experience.

The public has until Tuesday 11 August to vote for their favourite from the five candidates.