Paralympic athletes Curtis Halladay, Meaghan Mahon reflect on Rio

Fresh off of their Paralympic performances for Team Canada in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, athletesCurtisHalladay andMeaghanMahon are reflecting on their experiences.

• 7 moments that made us go, 'whoa' from the Paralympics

ParalympicrowerHalladay, from Sudbury, brought home a bronze medal "ahistoric finish for the Canadians in the 1000-metre race," according to CBC Sports.

Meaghan Mahon, a visually-impaired athleteoriginally from Timmins, Ont.,competed in goal ball for Team Canada.

Listen to the complete interview with the athletes here.

Morning North10:33A chat with two northern paralympians back from Rio

We were joined in studio by two Northern Ontario paralympians. Meaghan Mahon competed for Canada in goalball and Curtis Halladay earned a bronze medal in rowing. They told us how they became paralympians and talked about their sport and their time in Rio.