Conrad Orzel overcomes injury, ready to face a new season of challenges
Conrad Orzel, wrapped in a sheepskin vest, took his opening pose at the novice contest of the Canadian Tire National
Pettitt Makes Leap to Junior With Hopes of Continuing Gold Rush
Whitehorse, Yukon is known as the least polluted city in the world, and also the driest in Canada. It was
Celestino ready for the World Scene
When Daniel Beland was 16 years old, he blazed a significant trail on the world scene. Back then, in 1977,
Baldé finds his roots in West African Guinea
On a blistering, hot February day in Africa, Elladj Balde looked into the
Stojko Returns to Canada Healed and Ready to Help
Elvis Stojko is back. Mexico is in his rear-view mirror and so are the tangerine and papaya trees of Ajijic,
Skating Community Celebrates Toller’s On-ice and Off-ice Artistry
Toller Cranston, skating champion, artist, bon vivant, and force of nature, would have been positively bursting at the sight of
Kraatz honoured for his impact in Canadian Sport
Victor Kraatz hadn’t expected to be inducted into the Hall of Fame of the British Columbia/Yukon skating section on May
Jeremy Ten on his own terms
Click click. Click. Click…Send. And with that, listening to the sound of the ocean on vacation in Mexico with his
Chan Tapping His Way Back To The Top
The first sight of three-time world champion Patrick Chan in comeback mode after a year off was this: performing to
Nexxice and Bezic in Synch
Noted choreographer Sandra Bezic went looking for a novel element for her Niagara skating show last January and struck the