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Canadian women rout Australia to claim 2nd win of wheelchair basketball worlds in Ottawa

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Canadian women rout Australia to claim 2nd win of wheelchair basketball worlds in Ottawa

Canada's women's wheelchair basketball team captured its second victory at world championships in Ottawa after demolishing Australia 79-30 on Thursday.

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