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Noah Bowman of Canada competes during the men's skiing halfpipe world championships

Bowman and Karker ski to World Cup bronze at Copper Mountain

Team Canada's track cycling team competes in the women's team pursuit

Team Canada claims women’s team pursuit bronze at World Cup in Brisbane

Canada's Jordan Belchos celebrates after winning gold at the ISU Speed Skating World Cup

Speed Skating: Team Canada dominates at World Cup in Japan

Bianca Andreescu celebrates with a Canadian flag over her head

Bianca Andreescu is Canada’s Athlete of the Year

Ivanie Blondin, Isabelle Weidemann, Valerie Maltais and Béatrice Lamarche won gold in the team pursuit on December 8th, 2019.

Weekend Roundup: Historic weekend for speed skaters and mogul skiers

Lauriane Genest cycled to silver in the Keirin to earn her first World Cup medal. Korea's Lee Hyejin won the gold medal and Stephanie Morton of Australia settled for third place. Sunday December 8th, 2019 in Cambridge, New Zealand.

Track Cycling: Canadian women win two more medals at Cambridge World Cup

Team Canada - Ivanie Blondin, Isabelle Weidemann, Valerie Maltais and Béatrice Lamarche - capture gold in the team pursuit on Sunday December 8th in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. (Photo from Speed Skating Canada Twitter)

Speed Skating: Blondin captures two more gold and track record at World Cup

Team Canada Women's 7's celebrate a silver medal performance at Dubai 7's

Canadian Women capture silver at Dubai Sevens

The women's short track relay team, composed of Alyson Charles, Courtney Sarault, Danaé Blais and Kim Boutin, finished with a time of 4:09.460 to win the gold medal for the first time since the 2014-15 season. It is the fourth medal of the season for the women but first gold medal victory. Previously, they have won three consecutive bronze medals before Shanghai. Saturday December 8th, 2019. Photo from Speed Skating Canada Twitter.

Short Track: Canadian women’s relay team win gold in Shanghai

Mahler, returning from injury, battled through the quarter-final and semi-final heats and led for the entire final run to achieve his first World Cup podium and victory in Val Thorens, France. Saturday Dec 7, 2019. (Picture by: GEPA)

Ski Cross: Canada wins two more medals at World Cup in Val Thorens