
The world’s top short track speed skaters will be staying in Montreal for a little bit longer, following the International Skating Union’s decision to relocate next weekend’s ISU Short Track World Tour stop from Salt Lake City to Montreal.
The world’s top short track speed skaters will be staying in Montreal for a little bit longer, following the International Skating Union’s decision to relocate next weekend’s ISU Short Track World Tour stop from Salt Lake City to Montreal.
Laval natives dominate competition on home ice to secure their spot on international junior circuit LAVAL, QUÉBEC – Laval natives Mathieu Pelletier and Victoria Jean-Baptiste used home ice to their advantage this past weekend, dominating their respective fields of 40 skaters to capture the overall national titles at the 2024 Canadian Junior Short Track Championships… Read more »
The all-new ISU Short Track World Tour makes its debut at the Maurice Richard Arena from October 25-27 MONTREAL, QUEBEC – Speed Skating Canada unveiled today the 10 athletes that will be lacing up their skates to take part in the inaugural stop of the all-new ISU Short Track World Tour, which will take place… Read more »
Dandjinou repeats as champion, while Brunelle earns first-career overall title MONTREAL, QUEBEC – Florence Brunelle and William Dandjinou were crowned national champions after three days of exciting racing at the 2024 Canadian Short Track Championships presented by Intact Insurance in Montreal. It marked the first Canadian Championship title for Brunelle (Trois-Rivières, Que.), while Dandjinou was… Read more »
Skaters looking to earn their spot on the all new ISU Short Track World Tour, which debuts this October in Montreal MONTREAL, QUEBEC – Canada’s top short track speed skaters kick-off their season this weekend in Montreal with the 2024 Canadian Short Track Championships presented by Intact Insurance. The country’s top 40 male and 40… Read more »
After two seasons with the CRCE in Montreal, former National Team skater Mélanie Gagnon is joining Speed Skating Canada’s NextGen program later this month as an Assistant Coach.
Marc Gagnon was named the new head coach of the Canadian national program today, following an adjustment to the coaching structure within the high-performance program that also sees veteran coach Sebastien Cros move into the newly created role of assistant head coach.
Double Olympic medalist Pascal Dion has decided to hang up his skates and retire from Canada’s short track speed skating program following an impressive 10-year international career that saw him reach the top of the podium on the Olympic, World Championship and World Cup stages.
With the off-season now in full-swing, members of Canada’s national short track speed skating team were treated to a professional bike fitting session from MyVeloFit.
Speed Skating Canada is proud to unveil the 38 skaters that have been nominated to its National and NextGen short track teams for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
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