2010 Olympic Games

When Cindy Klassen last stood in the Olympic spotlight three years ago in Turin, she’d won five medals while becoming the most decorated Canadian athlete in the history of the Games.

Continue reading here:
Turin star Cindy Klassen overcoming odds for comeback

Poor weather forced the cancellation Wednesday of the FIS alpine world ski championships team event in Val d’Isere, France.

Visit link:
Weather cancels World Cup team event

Canada’s national ski team is hoping a trip home will help give it a boost, as it builds toward the 2010 Winter Olympics.

See the original post:
Canadian skiers head home to test Games’ track

Canadian skier Jan Hudec will miss the remainder of the World Cup downhill season, and will undergo knee surgery sometime next week, for the sixth time in his career.

Read more:
Hudec to undergo knee surgery

Ottawa’s Kristina Groves was rewarded with the silver medal at the world all-round speedskating championships Sunday in Hamar, Norway.

Read the original post:
Groves earns silver medal

Canada earned four gold medals Sunday as the fifth stop on the short-track speedskating World Cup circuit wrapped up Sunday in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Read the original here:
Short-track speedskaters snag four gold medals

It was another event and another gold for Canada Friday night as Steve Omischl won the men’s aerials event at the 2009 FIS freestyle World Cup on Cypress Mountain.

The rest is here:
Omischl grabs gold in men’s aerials

The Canadian-based skater beat out the Canadian-born one at the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships Friday night.

Originally posted here:
Korean Kim takes ladies’ figure skating title

Denny Morrison and Christine Nesbitt seized gold Saturday at the world all-round speed skating championships in Hamar, Norway.

Follow this link:
Morrison, Nesbitt top speed skating podium

WHISTLER — The Whistler Bomber may not have dropped its payload on Saturday, but Pierre Lueders‚ neatly named new four-man sled definitely has the target in its sights.

Excerpt from:
Lueders just misses medal in four-man bobsled