Canada won 29 medals at the Paris Paralympics. Here’s the full list

Team Canada celebrates their bronze medal performance during the women's sitting volleyball medal ceremony.Steph Chambers/Getty Images
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Aurelie Rivard receives her gold medal after winning the women’s 400m freestyle S10 final.Dave Holland/The Canadian Press
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Jesse Zesseu celebrates his silver medal following the men’s discus F37 final.Angela Burger/The Canadian Press
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Bronze medallist Shelby Newkirk of Canada celebrates on the podium following the women's 100m backstroke S6 final.Andrew Couldridge/Reuters
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Sebastian Massabie receives his gold medal after winning the men’s 50m freestyle S4 final.Dave Holland/The Canadian Press
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Gold medalist Canada's Nicholas Bennet celebrates on the podium after winning the SM14 men's 200m individual medley final.IAN RICE/AFP/Getty Images
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Keely Shaw of Canada celebrates her bronze medal after the women's C4 3000m individual pursuit final.Gonzalo Fuentes/Reuters
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Gold medallist Brent Lakatos of Canada celebrates on the podium after winning the men's 800m T53 final.Thomas Mukoya/Reuters
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Silver medallist Reid Maxwell of Canada celebrates after the men's 400m freestyle S8 final.Andrew Couldridge/Reuters
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Gold medallist Greg Stewart of Canada celebrates on the podium after the men's shot put F46 final.Umit Bektas/Reuters
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Alexandre Hayward receives his bronze medal after the men’s C3 3000m individual pursuit final.Dave Holland/The Canadian Press
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Silver medallist Nathan Clement of Canada celebrates on the podium after the men's T1-2 individual time trial final.Maria Abranches/Reuters
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Canada's Kate O'Brien shows her bronze medal after the Women's C4-5 500m Time Trial final.Thibault Camus/The Associated Press
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Silver medalist Brianna Hennessy of Team Canada celebrates after the Women's Va'a Single para canoe 200m VL2 final.Steph Chambers/Getty Images
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Canada's Katie Cosgriffe receives her bronze medal after the women's S10 100m butterfly final.DIMITAR DILKOFF/AFP/Getty Images
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Leanne Taylor receives her bronze medal for women's Para Triathlon PTWC.Dave Holland/The Canadian Press
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Silver medallist Nate Riech of Canada celebrates on the podium after the Men's 1500m T38 final.Umit Bektas/Reuters
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Canada's Austin Smeenk's celebrates his gold medal after the 800M T-34 final.Michael P. Hall/The Canadian Press
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Canada's Tess Routliffe receives her bronze medal after competing in the women's 100m breaststroke SB7 final.Dave Holland/The Canadian Press
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Gold medallist Cody Fournie of Canada celebrates on the podium after winning the men's 200m T51 final.Thomas Mukoya/Reuters
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Gold medallist Danielle Dorris of Canada celebrates on the podium after winning the Women's 50m Butterfly S7 finalAndrew Couldridge/Reuters
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Canada won a total of 29 medals at the Paralympic Games in Paris, including 10 golds. Canada’s overall output matched Rio in 2016 and surpassed Tokyo in 2021, a year when pandemic restrictions posed an extra challenge for athletes.

Swimming and track and field events led the way for Canada with a combined 22 medals, including all 10 gold. Nicholas Bennett, the swimmer from Parksville, B.C. who won two golds and a silver, and canoeist Brianna Hennessy, who won a silver, were chosen as Canada’s flag-bearers for the closing ceremonies.

Canada tied for 15th with India in total medals and tied for 11th with Germany and Uzbekistan in gold among the 168 competing countries.

Here’s a full look of every medal won by Canada.