Hayley Wickenheiser competed in the first five Olympic Games in which women’s hockey was included, winning four gold and one…
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Christine Sinclair is the most successful soccer player to ever compete for Canada and a two-time Olympic bronze medallist.
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Kirsti Lay began her elite athletic career in long track speed skating, competing at three ISU World Junior Championships as...
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Eli Schenkel has been competing internationally for Canada since 2013.
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Five-time Canadian women’s kata champion, including an active streak of four consecutive gold medals (2016-19)
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Alex Bellemare had his first international breakthrough when he finished second in a World Cup ski slopestyle event at Mammoth…
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Alex Boisvert-Lacroix enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2015-16, earning his first World Cup medals, taking two silver and two bronze.…
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Alex Gough made history at PyeongChang 2018, winning bronze in the women’s singles event for Canada’s first ever Olympic luge…
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Alex Harvey is the most successful Canadian cross-country skier in history outside of the Olympic Games. He is a five-time…
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Alex Kopacz celebrated his first World Cup podium in January 2016 when he was part of Justin Kripps' four-man crew…
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