Canada awarded Short Track World Tour Crystal Globes for team and overall men's titles
Watch the Canadian Ice Maples receive their Crystal Globe for winning the team title, along with Montreal's William Dandjinou claiming the Crystal Globe for winning the men's title, at the ISU Short Track World Tour finale in Milan, Italy.
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- Toronto Sun
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