By A Mystery Man Writer
Calgary, Alta. (October 13, 2020) – Three-time World Cup winner, Canadian Alpine Ski Team veteran Manuel Osborne-Paradis announced his retirement from competitive racing today. Osborne-Paradis, who landed on the World Cup podium 11 times, and captured a bronze medal at the 2017 Alpine World Ski Championships, retires as a member of the Canadian Cowboys. “Thinking about the journey from being 4-years-old skiing on mickey mouse skis, to standing on World Cup and World Championship
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