The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games wrap up on Sunday and the world's top para athletes will be heading home after 12 days of incredible competition on the world stage.

Canada has made a spectacular showing at the Paralympic Games, surpassing both the gold and the total medal count at the Tokyo 2020 Games. 

CBC will celebrate with live coverage of the closing ceremony from the Stade de France, starting at 1:50 p.m. ET (10:50 a.m. PT), hosted by Scott Russell.

Paralympic newsletter: Canada adds 2 golds, plus what to watch on the final weekend

CBC Sports' daily newsletter recaps Canada's medal wins Friday in Paris and looks ahead to the final two days of competition.

A man in a wheelchair poses with a Canadian flag draped over him.

Canadian wheelchair racer Cody Fournie won gold in his 100m event on Friday to complete a sprint double at the Paralympic Games in Paris.

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Canadian Para surfer Victoria Feige fights to get her sport included at LA 2028

Surfing is California's official state sport and Canadian para surfer Victoria Feige wants Los Angeles to prove it in 2028. The five-time women's world champion is at the forefront of a lobby to get her sport included in the 2028 Paralympics.

Surfing is California's official state sport and Canadian para surfer Victoria Feige, seen above,  wants Los Angeles to live up to that pledge in 2028. The five-time women's world champion from Vancouver is at the forefront of a lobby to get L.A. to introduce para surfing to the Paralympic Games.

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 and the CBC Paris 2024 app for iOS and Android devices. CBC will be offering an ASL feed on 

An encore broadcast will air at 7 ET (4 p.m. PT) on CBC TV, or you can stream it on Gem for up to 24 hours.

The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games end on Sunday after 12 days of incredible competition on the world stage.

How to watch the closing ceremony of the Paralympic Games

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