On Sunday, July 26, 2026, Canada added to its medal tally at the Commonwealth Games with a silver in men’s all‑around gymnastics and a gold in the men’s 100‑metre butterfly. Félix Dolci secured the silver medal in the gymnastics final, while Joshua Liendo defended his title by winning the butterfly race in a meet‑record time of 50.42 seconds.
Dolci’s performance in the all‑around competition placed him second among a field of top gymnasts from across the Commonwealth. His routines across the six apparatuses earned enough points to keep Canada on the podium, marking a notable achievement in a discipline where the nation has been building depth.
In the pool, Liendo delivered a decisive sprint in the 100‑metre butterfly, touching the wall in 50.42 seconds. The time set a new record for the Commonwealth Games meet, confirming his status as the defending champion. Liendo’s victory contributed a gold medal to Canada’s swimming haul and reinforced his reputation in the sprint butterfly event.
The Commonwealth Games gather athletes from member nations every four years, providing a stage for competition in a wide range of sports. Canada’s medals in both gymnastics and swimming on Sunday reflect the country’s continued investment in elite sport and its ability to produce athletes capable of performing under the pressure of a multi‑nation event. The successes of Dolci and Liendo add to Canada’s overall standing at the Games and highlight the breadth of talent across different disciplines.
Canada’s medal wins on July 26 demonstrate the nation’s presence in both artistic gymnastics and competitive swimming, underscoring the importance of the Commonwealth Games as a platform for Canadian athletes to showcase their skill on an international stage.