Speed Skating Canada is pleased to announce the short track athletes nominated to represent Canada at the first two ISU World Cups of the 2018-2019 season.
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2018/10/18
2018/09/23
Charles Hamelin, Pascal Dion, Alyson Charles and Courtney Sarault also find spots on team that will represent Canada on the World Cup circuit.
2018/09/20
A total of 28 skaters have been named to the Senior National Team or Development Team based on their performances last season.
2018/08/31
Speed Skating Canada’s major sponsor, Intact Insurance, announced the seven Canadian speed skating clubs that will share this year’s Podium Tracker total prize amount of $40,000.
2018/08/28
After representing Canada for more than a decade in short track speed skating at the international level, Valérie Maltais, who won a silver medal in relay at the 2014 Olympic Games, has officially moved on to long track.
2018/08/22
Speed Skating Canada today unveiled its 2018-2019 national competitions calendar for both short track and long track. The schedule highlights important changes to the competition structure for the Canadian speed skating program.
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Long Track
Hometown: Ottawa, ON
Track type: Long
Training centre: The Olympic Oval, Calgary
Short Track
Hometown: Sainte-Julie, QC
Track type: Short
Training centre: Maurice Richard Arena, Montreal
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City: Regina
Province: Saskatchewan
Contact: Joe Marche
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