Canada made quite the impression on the opening day of the ISU Four Continents Speed Skating Championships in Quebec City, winning six medals, including three gold, in front of a hometown crowd at the new Centre de glace Intact Assurance.

Nine Quebecois athletes set to compete on home ice at the Centre de glace Intact Assurance from December 2-4

Tickets are now on sale for the two consecutive ISU World Cup Speed Skating competitions taking place in Calgary next month, from December 9-11 and December 16-18.

Isabelle Weidemann claims second 3000m medal of the season HEERENVEEN, NETHERLANDS – Connor Howe captured the first World Cup victory of his career on the final day of the ISU World Cup Speed Skating in Heerenveen, taking gold in the men’s 1500m. Isabelle Weidemann also stood on the podium at the Thialf arena, skating to… Read more »

The Canadian sprinters made their mark on the second day of the ISU World Cup Speed Skating in Heerenveen, capturing two medals at the Thialf arena. Laurent Dubreuil was victorious in the second 500m of the season, while the women’s team sprint captured a silver medal in the year’s first race.

Ivanie Blondin won Canada’s lone medal on the opening day of the ISU World Cup Speed Skating in Heerenveen, brining home bronze in the women’s Mass Start to earn her third medal of the season.

U SPORTS and Speed Skating Canada are proud to announce the Canadian long track speed skaters selected to represent Canada at the 2023 FISU World University Winter Games, taking place in Lake Placid next January.

Ivanie Blondin and Laurent Dubreuil both earned medals on the final day of ISU World Cup action in Stavanger, bringing home gold and silver, respectively.