World Cups
| 2019-2020 | GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE |
| TOTAL : 31 | 9 | 9 | 13 |
World Cup Final - Heerenveen, NED (6 medals) | I. Weidemann: 3000m | G. Fish: 5000m L. Dubreuil: 500m-1 L. Dubreuil: 500m-2 L. Dubreuil: 1000m | T.J. Bloemen: 5000m |
World Cup 5 - Calgary, CAN (3 medals) | I. Blondin: 1500m T. Bloemen: 5000m | G. Fish: 5000m | |
World Cup 4 - Nagano, JPN (7 medals) | I. Blondin: Mass Start J. Belchos: Mass Start I. Blondin: 3000m | Team Pursuit (I.Weidemann, I. Blondin and V. Maltais) | Team Sprint (A. Boisvert-Lacroix, T. Langelaar, D. La Rue) Team Pursuit (T.J. Bloemen, J. Belchos, T. Langelaar) I. Weidemann: 3000m |
World Cup 3 - Nur-Sultan, KAZ (7 medals) | I. Blondin: 5000m I. Blondin: 1500m Team Pursuit (I.Weidemann, I. Blondin and V. Maltais) | Team Pursuit (T.J. Bloemen, J. Belchos, T. Langelaar) | A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m I. Weidemann: 5000m G. Fish: 10,000 |
World Cup 2 - Tomaszów Mazowiecki, POL (4 medals) | I. Blondin: Mass Start | Team Sprint (G. Junio, L. Dubreuil, A. Boisvert-Lacroix) Team Pursuit (I.Weidemann, I. Blondin and V. Maltais) L. Dubreuil: 500m | |
World Cup 1 - Minsk (BEL) (4 medals) | I. Weidemann: 3000m I. Blondin: Mass Start
| I. Blondin: 3000m Team Sprint (G. Junio, L. Dubreuil, D. La Rue) |
2018-2019 (12 Medals) | GOLD (1) | SILVER (3) | BRONZE (8) |
World Cup Final: Salt Lake City, USA (2 medals) | Ted-Jan Bloemen: Men's 5000m Ivanie Blondin: Ladies Mass Start | ||
World Cup #5: Hamar, NOR (1 medal) | Ted-Jan Bloemen: Men's 5000m | ||
World Cup #4: Heerenveen, NED (1 medal) |
| Isabelle Weidemann: Ladies' 3000m |
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World Cup #3: Tomaszow Mazoviecki, POL (2 medals) | Isabelle Weidemann: Ladies' 5000m | Ladies Team Pursuit (Ivanie Blondin, Isabelle Weidemann, Keri Morrison) | |
World Cup #2: Tomakomai, JPN (5 medals) | Isabelle Weidemann: Ladies 3000m | Ladies Team Pursuit (Ivanie Blondin, Isabelle Weidemann, Keri Morrison) | Ivanie Blondin: Ladies Mass Start Men's Team Sprint (Laurent Dubreuil, Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu, Christopher Fiola) Ladies Team Sprint (Ivanie Blondin, Heather McLean, Kaylin Irvine) |
World Cup #1: Obihiro, JPN (1 medal) | Men's Team Sprint (Laurent Dubreuil, Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu, Christopher Fiola) | ||
2017-2018 (24 Medals) | GOLD (9) | SILVER (8) | BRONZE (7) |
World Cup #6: Minsk, RUS (2 medals) | (I. Blondin: Mass Start) | (I. Blondin: 3000m) | |
World Cup #5: Erfurt, GER (3 medals) | 1 (I. Blondin: 3000m) |
| (A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m) (T.-J. Bloemen: 5000m) |
World Cup #4: Salt Lake City, USA (3 medals) | (A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m) (T.-J. Bloemen, B. Donnelly, D. Morrison: Team Pursuit) (T.-J. Bloemen: 5000m) |
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World Cup #3: Calgary, CAN (4 medals) | (A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m) (G. Junio, L. Dubreuil, V. De Haître: Team Sprint) | (T.-J. Bloemen: 5000m) | (I. Blondin, K. Christ, I. Weidemann: Team Pursuit) |
World Cup #2: Stavanger, NOR (5 medals) | (G. Junio, A. Boisvert-Lacroix, V. De Haître: Team Sprint) | (Marsha Hudey: 500m) (I. Blondin: 5000m) (T.-J. Bloemen: 10,000m) | (M. Hudey, K. Irvine, K. Christ: Team Sprint) |
World Cup #1: Heerenveen, NED (7 medals) | (L. Dubreuil: 500m (2)) (L. Dubreuil, A. St-Jean, V. De Haître: Team Sprint) | (Vincent De Haître: 1500m) (Ivanie Blondin: Mass Start) (Ted-Jan Bloemen: 5000m) | (Women's Team Pursuit: Blondin, Weidemann, J. Morrison) (Ivanie Blondin: 3000m) |
2016-2017 (14 Medals) | GOLD (5) | SILVER (6) | BRONZE (3) |
World Cup #6: Stavanger, NOR (3 medals) |
| (Vincent De Haître: 1000m) (Ted-Jan Bloemen: 3000m) (Laurent Dubreuil, Vincent De Haître, Olivier Jean: Team Sprint) | |
World Cup #5: Berlin, GER (1 medal) | (T.-J. Bloemen: 5000m) | ||
World Cup #4: Heerenveen, NED (2 medals) | (L. Dubreuil, C. Fiola, V. de Haître: Team Sprint) | (T.-J. Bloemen: 10 000m) | |
World Cup #3: Astana, KAZ (4 medals) | (V. de Haître: 1000m) (I. Blondin: Mass Start) | (T.-J. Bloemen, J. Belchos, D. Morrison: Team Pursuit) | (T.-J. Bloemen: 5000m) |
World Cup #2: Nagano, JPN (2 medals) | (L. Dubreuil, C. Fiola, V. de Haître: Team Sprint) | (I. Blondin: Mass Start) | |
World Cup #1: (2 medals) | (I. Blondin: Mass Start) |
| (I. Blondin: 3000m) |
2015-2016 (30 Medals) | GOLD (5) | SILVER (9) | BRONZE (16) |
World Cup #6: (4 medals) |
| (I. Blondin: mass start) (G. Junio, A. St-Jean, V. De Haître: team sprint) | (G. Junio: 500m (1)) (H. McLean: 500m (2)) |
World Cup #5: (3 medals) |
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| (H. McLean: 500m (2)) (T.-J. Bloemen: 5000m) (G. Junio: 500m (2)) |
World Cup #4: (4 medals) | (G. Junio, V. De Haître, A. St-Jean: Team Sprint) | (A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m (2)) | (A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m (1)) (I. Blondin: Mass Start) |
World Cup #3: (5 medals) | (G. Junio: 500m (1)) | (A. St-Jean: 500m (1)) (A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m (2)) (I. Blondin: Mass Start) | (H. McLean: 500m (2)) |
World Cup #2: (7 medals) | (T.-J. Bloemen: 10,000m) (W. Dutton, V. De Haître, A. St-Jean: Team Sprint) | (W. Dutton: 500m (2)) (I. Blondin: Mass Start) | (I. Blondin: 5000m) (W. Dutton: 500m (1)) (L. Dubreuil: 500m (2)) |
| World Cup #1: Calgary, CAN (7 medals) | (T.-J. Bloemen, J. Belchos, B. Donnelly: Team Pursuit) | (W. Dutton: 500m (2)) | (A. Boisvert-Lacroix: 500m (2)) (I. Blondin: Mass Start) (W. Dutton: 500m (2)) (T.-J. Bloemen: 5000m) (M. Hudey, H. McLean, N. Fiset: Team Sprint) |
2014-2015 (15 Medals) | GOLD (4) | SILVER (4) | BRONZE (7) |
World Cup Final: Erfurt, GER (4 medals) | (D. Morrison: 1000m) (D. Morrison: 1500m) | (L. Dubreuil: 500m (2)) | (V. de Haître: 1000m) |
World Cup #6: Heerenveen, NED (0 medal) |
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World Cup #5: Hamar, NOR (2 medals) |
| (I. Blondin: mass start) | (D. Morrison: 1500m) |
World Cup #4: Heerenveen, NED (2 medals) | (I. Blondin: mass start) |
| (L. Dubreuil: 500m) |
World Cup #3: Berlin, GER (3 medals) | (L. Dubreuil: 500m) (I. Blondin: mass start) | (L. Dubreuil: 500m) | |
World Cup #2: Seoul, KOR (3 medals) | (I. Blondin: 5000m) (I. Blondin: mass start) (L. Dubreuil: 500m) | ||
World Cup #1: Obihiro, JPN (1 medal) | (I. Blondin: mass start) | ||
2013-2014 (10 Medals) | GOLD (2) | SILVER (3) | BRONZE (5) |
World Cup #6: Heerenveen, NED (3 medals) | (D. Morrison: 1000m) | (G. Junio: 500m (1)) (I. Blondin: mass start) | |
World Cup #5: Inzell, GER (2 medals) | (D. Morrison: 1500m) (G. Junio: 500m (1)) | ||
World Cup #4: Berlin, GER (0 medal) |
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World Cup #3: Astana, KAZ (1 medal) | (B. Schussler: 1500m) | ||
World Cup #2: Salt Lake City, USA (2 medals) | (G. Junio: 500m (1)) | (Women Team Pursuit: Schussler, Nesbitt, Christ) | |
World Cup #1: Calgary, CAN (2 medals) | (J. Gregg: 500m (1)) (J. Gregg: 500m (2)) | ||
2012-2013 (18 Medals) | GOLD (6) | SILVER (8) | BRONZE (4) |
World Cup Final: Heerenveen, NED (4 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) | (J. Gregg: 500m) (Women Team Pursuit: Christ, Nesbitt, Schussler) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) |
World Cup #7: Erfurt, GER (1 medal) | (Women Team Pursuit: Blondin, Christ, Klassen) |
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World Cup #6: Inzell, GER (0 médaille) |
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World Cup #6: Calgary, CAN (2 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) | (J. Gregg: 500m) | |
World Cup #5: Harbin, CHN (0 medal) |
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World Cup #4: Nagano, JPN (4 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m (2)) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m (1)) (D. Morrison: 1000m) (G. Junior: 500m) |
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World Cup #3: Astana, KAZ (2 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) (Poursuite féminin: Blondin, Nesbitt, Schussler) |
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World Cup #2: Kolomna, RUS (2 medals) |
| (I. Blondin: mass start) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) |
World Cup #1: Heerenveen, NED (3 medals) | (D. Morrison: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) | (Women Team Pursuit: Blondin, Nesbitt, Schussler) | |
2011-2012 (18 Medals) | GOLD (12) | SILVER (4) | BRONZE (2) |
World Cup Finale: (5 medals) | (J. Gregg: 500m) (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) (Women Team Pursuit: Klassen, Nesbitt, Schussler) |
| (C. Nesbitt: 500m) |
World Cup #6:Heerenveen, NED (0 medal) |
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World Cup #5: (1 medal) |
| (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) |
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World Cup #4: (2 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) | (D. Morrison: 1500m) |
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World Cup #3: (3 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) (Women Team Pursuit: Schussler, Nesbitt, Klassen) |
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World Cup #2: (3 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) | (D. Morrison: 1500m) |
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World Cup #1: Chelyabinsk, RUS (4 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (Women Team Pursuit: Schussler, Klassen, Nesbitt) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) | (D. Morrison: 1000m) |
2010-2011 (21 Medals) | GOLD (10) | SILVER (5) | BRONZE (6) |
World Cup Final: (1 medal) |
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World Cup #7: (1 medal) |
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World Cup #6: (6 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) | (J. Gregg: 500m) (D. Morrison: 1000m) (D. Morrison: 1500m) | (B. Schussler: 3000m) |
World Cup #5: (1 medal) |
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World Cup #4: (2 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m (1)) (C. Nesbitt: 1000m (2)) |
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World Cup #3: (4 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) (Women Team Pursuit: Klassen, Nesbitt, Schussler) | (Men Team Pursuit: Makowsky, Morrison, Warsylewicz) | (B. Schussler: 1500m) |
World Cup #2: Berlin, GER (2 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) |
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World Cup #1: (4 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) | (C. Klassen: 3000m) | (K. Groves: 3000m) |
2009-2010 (29 Medals) | GOLD (12) | SILVER (8) | BRONZE (9) |
World Cup Final (5 medals) | (K. Groves: 1500m) (Women Team Pursuit: Groves, Klassen, Schussler) | (D. Morrison: 1500m) (Men Team Pursuit: Giroux, Morrison, Makowsky) | (B. Schussler: 1500m) |
World Cup #6: (0 medal) |
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World Cup #5: (6 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) | (K. Groves: 1500m) (Women Team Pursuit: Nesbitt, Groves, Klassen) | (K. Groves: 300m) (Men Team Pursuit: Giroux, Makowsky, Elm) |
World Cup #4: (8 medals) | (K. Groves: 1500m) (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (Women Team Pursuit: Groves, Nesbitt, Schussler) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) (Men Team Pursuit: Morrison, Makowsky, Giroux) | (J. Gregg: 500m) (D. Morrison: 1500m) (D. Morrison: 1000m) |
World Cup #3: (2 medals) | (K. Groves: 1500m) | (L. Makowsky: 1500m) |
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World Cup #2: (4 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (Women Team Pursuit: Groves, Nesbitt, Schussler) | (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) | (K. Groves: 1500m) |
World Cup #1: (4 medals) | (C. Nesbitt: 1000m) (C. Nesbitt: 1500m) |
| (D. Morrison: 1500m) (B. Schussler: 1500m) |
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