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Watch live action from the finals of the 2018 World Rowing Coastal Championships in Victoria.

Canada's women's eight made it back-to-back silver medals at the rowing world championships on Sunday, posting a time of six minutes 3.05 seconds in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

Canada's Hillary Janssens and Caileigh Filmer are world champions after scoring gold medals in the women's pair final at the world rowing championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Saturday.

Canadian crews landed on the podium at the world rowing championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Friday, with para-rowers Andrew Todd and Kyle Fredrickson taking gold while Jeremy Hall brought home a silver.

Four Canadian crews secured spots in A-finals at the world rowing championships on Thursday. Aaron Lattimer, Jill Moffatt, Hillary Janssens and Caileigh Filmer (women's pair) and the PR3 mixed coxed four all will race for medals.

The Canadian women's lightweight double boat is moving on to the semifinals at the world rowing championships.

Andrea Proske of Victoria and Gabrielle Smith of Unionville, Ont., won their heat in the women's double sculls, while Carling Zeeman of Cambridge, Ont., finished first in a women's single heat on Monday at the world rowing championships.

Watch live action from the 2018 world rowing championships beginning on Sunday at 2:25 a.m. ET from Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

Canada won two gold medals at the U23 rowing world championship Sunday, taking the women's eight and men's single sculls in Poznan, Poland.

Canada came away with four medals Sunday at the third World Rowing Cup event of the season in Lucerne, Switzerland.