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The sprinter who holds the 100m and 200m T11 world records will be in action this week at the Toronto 2015 Parapan American Games.

Canada in a strong position to win at least three gold medals on the first day of track and field action at the Parapan American Games

Some of the world’s best athletes, including Paralympic and world champions, will be going for gold in Toronto.

Three athletes will represent the small Caribbean nation at the Parapan American Games which open on Friday (7 August)

The US sprinter will line-up against two world record holders in Toronto – the USA’s Richard Browne who holds the T44 best time and Brazil’s T43 speedster Alan Oliveira.

Here are 10 names to keep an eye out for when Parapan athletics gets underway on 10 August.

The Canadian world champion wheelchair sprinter believes the upcoming Parapan American Games can deliver a “London 2012 legacy” for his home country.

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

From 8 August, viewers will be able to choose from athletics, swimming, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair tennis and a mixed channel.

The IPC Swimming World Championships were not the only major event that wrapped up last month.

The Cuban sprinter is preparing for a busy summer preparing to defend her titles at August’s Parapan American Games and October’s World Championships.

The day included top flight swimming and athletics as well as guest apperances from a number of Paralympians

The British sprinters led the way at the IPC Athletics Grand Prix in London showing great form ahead of October’s World Championships.

Ahead of the IPC Athletics Grand Prix Final, here are five things you might not know about London.

After coming out of nowhere to break the 400m T37 world record, Britain’s Georgina Hermitage believes she will cope with the pressure of competing in Sunday’s IPC Athletics Grand Prix.

Here at the main attractions at Sunday’s Anniversary Games in London’s former Olympic stadium.

The US Paralympic and world champion discus thrower will line-up at Sunday’s Sainsbury’s Anniversary Games.

The Dutch blade runner gives an insight into how she started out as a swimmer and developed into a world and Paralympic champion sprinter.

Great Britain’s golden girl will take on a new T34 event this weekend that has been added to the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

British sprinter will return to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London on 26 July.