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Gabriela DeBues-Stafford Sets New Canadian Women's 10K Record

Gabriela DeBues-Stafford has broken the longstanding Canadian women's 10K record. She completed the distance in 31 minutes 37.8 seconds during the Jarrow 10-kilometre road race in England. This achievement marks her eighth Canadian record.

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Gabriela DeBues-Stafford, a two-time Olympic runner, has set a new Canadian women's 10K record at the Jarrow 10-kilometre road race held in northeastern England. On Sunday, she completed the race in 31 minutes 37.8 seconds, surpassing the previous record of 31 minutes 43 seconds that was held by Lynn Williams since March 11, 1989, in Orlando, Florida. This victory not only highlights DeBues-Stafford's exceptional talent and training but also signifies a milestone in Canadian athletics, as her achievement marks her eighth Canadian record throughout her running career. The race attracted attention for its historical significance and showcases the evolution of women's long-distance running in Canada.

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