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A crowded basketball gym fills with players and coaches from different teams, with a boxing ring visible in the background, as people of all ages practice and play, surrounded by balls, hoops, and sports equipment, under bright fluorescent lights.
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On Sept. 19, Adam van Koeverden will attend the men's final in Ottawa and make an announcement at the closing ceremony.
Adam van Koeverden, Canada's Secretary of State for Sport, will attend the men's final of the 2026 IWBF Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Ottawa on September 19.
He will make an announcement during the closing ceremony on the same date.
The championships are part of the Canada Year of Sport, which aims to strengthen Canada's sports system and its position as a world leader in hosting sports events.
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