A reader recalls the dashed Olympic dream of Saskatoon's Diane Jones-Konihowski to argue against excluding Russians from the 2024 Olympics.
Diane Jones-Konihowski poses in her home office with some of her Olympic memorabilia in Calgary in 2007.Even as a child, I was impressed to learn that the ancient Greeks used to allow athletes from warring nations to participate in the Olympic Games. That is the essence of Olympic spirit.
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