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-1 Judo
-2 swimming (the 26 includes the marathon swimmers)
+46 in athletics (from IAAF confirmed quotas, could change ofc)
+1 boxing
+1 table tennis
 
 
 

Team Canada  
Cédric Fofana (men’s individual springboard)
Nathan Zsombor-Murray (men’s individual and synchronized platform)
Rylan Wiens (men’s individual platform)
Vincent Riendeau (men’s synchronized platform)
Jennifer Abel (women’s individual and synchronized springboard)
Pamela Ware (women’s individual springboard)
Mélissa Citrini-Beaulieu (women’s synchronized springboard)
Meaghan Benfeito (women’s individual and synchronized platform)
Celina Toth (women’s individual platform)
Caeli McKay (women’s synchronized platform)
 
Moving this over from Canada National Thread, thanks @NearPupfor compiling the list.

Of note Zsombor Murray's final scored him 546.05, which would have been a bronze in Gwangju.

https://worldathletics.org/competitions/olympic-games/news/olympic-qualification-period-ends-track-field-athletics-tokyo
 
190 countries. I wonder which 15 are missing. I guess this means no Mauritania
 

it is 5+5

Canada's team size stands at 367 athletes atm.
 
These can add to the team:
 
-Men's hammer throw (Athletics) - Adam Keenan is the first reserve
-Men's basketball (12 athletes) - Waiting for qualification tournament to end on Sunday
-Laurence Vincent Lapointe is still waiting to hear if she can compete in canoeing
-An appeal on the exclusion of the equestrian jumping team is still outstanding ?
-There is an appeal currently regarding Jeremy Chartier's potential participation in Tokyo. We will know the verdict on Friday.
-Still waiting word on Yvette Yong receiving the unused quota from the Oceania Qualification tournament. 
-Any B standard swimmer being invited to the games (unlikely, but still a possibility exists). 
 
so if everything is positive then we are looking at 385+ athletes
 

Canada's team size stands at 367 athletes atm.
 
These can add to the team:
 
-Men's hammer throw (Athletics) - Adam Keenan is the first reserve
-Men's basketball (12 athletes) - Waiting for qualification tournament to end on Sunday
-Laurence Vincent Lapointe is still waiting to hear if she can compete in canoeing
-An appeal on the exclusion of the equestrian jumping team is still outstanding ?
-There is an appeal currently regarding Jeremy Chartier's potential participation in Tokyo. We will know the verdict on Friday.
-Still waiting word on Yvette Yong receiving the unused quota from the Oceania Qualification tournament. 
-Any B standard swimmer being invited to the games (unlikely, but still a possibility exists). 
 
so if everything is positive then we are looking at 385+ athletes
 

Canada's team size stands at 367 athletes atm.
 
These can add to the team:
 
-Men's hammer throw (Athletics) - Adam Keenan is the first reserve
-Men's basketball (12 athletes) - Waiting for qualification tournament to end on Sunday
-Laurence Vincent Lapointe is still waiting to hear if she can compete in canoeing
-An appeal on the exclusion of the equestrian jumping team is still outstanding ?
-There is an appeal currently regarding Jeremy Chartier's potential participation in Tokyo. We will know the verdict on Friday.
-Still waiting word on Yvette Yong receiving the unused quota from the Oceania Qualification tournament. 
-Any B standard swimmer being invited to the games (unlikely, but still a possibility exists). 
 
so if everything is positive then we are looking at 385+ athletes
 

Cédric Fofana will be the 3m entrant for Canada

https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2021/07/b4528d6b1ab8-breaking-news-samoa-cancels-tokyo-olympic-participation-report.html 

Well, in this case, it is freaking unfair. But what can we do...... Thanks for the info. 

Anonymous source? What is this, Watergate?
 
At any rate, it's interesting how 112 quotas can be created out of thin air when football needs it.

https://www.triathlon.org/news/article/world_triathlon_athlete_committee_statement_regarding_quota_places_for_toky
 
 Triathlon Canada is slowly becoming the IWF of NFs in Canada.

It’s gonna be strange in 2024 when Canada’s men’s diving is strong than than the women. But lots of exciting young talent coming like Fofana. 

Oh, don’t get me wrong, it’s awesome that both  qualified in women’s heptathlon. 

I’m just pointing out why this system needs to be reformed or completely reworked after Tokyo.

Team Canada
 
Blair Bann (Edmonton, AB)
Jay Blankenau (Sherwood Park, AB)
Nicholas Hoag (Sherbrooke, QC)
Stephen Maar (Aurora, ON)
Steven Marshall (Abbotsford, BC)
Gordon Perrin (captain) (Creston, BC)
TJ Sanders (London, ON)
Ryan Sclater (Port Coquitlam, BC)
Arthur Szwarc (Toronto, ON)
Lucas Van Berkel (Edmonton, AB)
Sharone Vernon-Evans (Scarborough, ON)
Graham Vigrass (Calgary, AB)

wtf "the qualification criteria must include an accommodation for women who were pregnant or postpartum during the qualification period"?
Good luck to the IFs for the next Olympics. And why not including special provisions for injuries and sickness?

Judo say hi 

Judo say hi 

5 athletes
 
 

5 athletes
 
 

5 athletes
 
 

Sri Lanka - 9 athletes

Athletics - 2
Badminton -1 
Gymnastics - 1
Equestrian - 1
Judo - 1
Shooting - 1
Swimming - 2
 
5 wild cards + 4 qualifiers. Same team size as in Rio.

These should be the wrestling quotas
 
FS:
 
57:    :PER 
65: (host)
74: (host) 
86:  
97: (only 6 competed at qualifiers) 
125: (7 competed, Barbados was on the starr list and did not show, but would qualify they take top 7)
 
GR
60:  
67:  
77:  
87:  
 
Cont...

Yup. So did Bingham in the 100m