Canada's Anderson wins gold in men's parallel giant slalom

Canada's Anderson wins gold in men's parallel giant slalom

CYPRESS MOUNTAIN, Canada - Canada's Jasey Jay Anderson kisses his gold medal after winning the title in the men's snowboarding parallel giant slalom event at the Vancouver Olympics at Cypress Mountain on Feb. 27, 2010.

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