Overview

Yup. One member is a former diver for team Jamaica, who made the team after going down on a bob just 2 weeks ago.

Men’s side is absolutely cooked. I’m hoping Bujnowski/De Bruin can come back next season and strengthen our women’s side. De Bruin hasn’t retired even with her suspension, she still has plans for Milano-Cortina 2026, not sure about Bujnowski.

Team announced for upcoming season: https://www.bobsleighcanadaskeleton.ca/en/news/?id=642

Men’s team qualifies for the Nations League Finals with a 3-0 win over Suriname!

Canada won 12 medals at four continents. Graeme fish looks to be back in form where he won medals at the world championships in 2020. Laurent Dubreuil , Ivanie Blondin, Isabelle Weidemann and Connor Howe are picking up where they left off strong last season and both pursuit teams look as strong medal contenders as well on the World Cup circuit and championships. Also we are very strong in the men’s mass start as well instead of just the women’s.

And they take gold again while Piper and Paul take silver

Men's team for the Pan ams announced: https://sirc.ca/news/water-polo-canada-announces-final-roster-for-the-2024-pan-american-water-polo-championship/ Don't think this is the qualification event for the Worlds next year as the women are not being sent

I think there's a real possibility we don't qualify a mens relay team for 2026. The women should be fine I think.

World / IBU cup teams announced: https://sirc.ca/news/eight-canadian-biathletes-named-to-the-ibu-world-cup-team/

CANADA AT THE TOTALLYMPICS INTERNATIONAL SONG CONTEST Continent - North America Population: 41.29 million Capital: Ottawa TISC Appearances 19 TISC Open Appearances 11 TISC Annual Appearances 8 National Records Overall Best Finish 1st National Record Points 172 pts National Record Average 4.85 PPJ National Record Points Streak 5 National Record Medal Streak 2 National Records Open Best Finish 2nd National Record Points 165 pts National Record Average 4.85 PPJ National Record Points Streak 5 National Records Annual Best Finish 1st National Record Points 172 pts National Record Average 4.78 PPJ National Record Points Streak 5 Overall Medals 2 1 1 TISC Annual 2020 TISC Annual 2021 TISC Open 2020 TISC Open 2016 Canada - List of All TISC Entries Edition Contest Host Artist - Song Rank Points Juror(s) #1 TISC Open 2013 Ireland Michael Bublé - Close Your Eyes 5th 150 pts Canada4thewin, olympicsfan97, juddy96, intoronto #2 TISC Annual 2014 Mexico Tegan and Sara - Closer 12th 85 pts ? #3 TISC Open 2014 Serbia Arcade Fire - Wake Up 14th 93 pts ? #4 TISC Annual 2015 Denmark Hedley - Crazy For You 18th 59 pts ? #5 TISC Open 2015 Ireland Did Not Participate - - - #6 TISC Annual 2016 Slovakia Alessia Cara - Wild Things 11th 105 pts intoronto, juddy96, #7 TISC Open 2016 Lithuania Bryan Adams - Run To You 3rd 135 pts Canada4thewin #8 TISC Annual 2017 Great Britain The Weekend - False Alarm 31st 29 pts intoronto #9 TISC Open 2017 Tunisia K.D. Lang - Hallelujah 7th 111 pts intoronto #10 TISC Annual 2018 Brazil Drake - Passionfruit 37th 25 pts intoronto #11 TISC Open 2018 United States The Tragically Hip - Bobcaygeon 23rd 55 pts intoronto #12 TISC Annual 2019 Mexico Did Not Participate - - - #13 TISC Open 2019 Denmark Bryan Adams - Here I Am 16th 74 pts intoronto #14 TISC Annual 2020 Croatia Shawn Mendes - If I Can't Have You 1st 151 pts intoronto #15 TISC Open 2020 Netherlands MAGIC! - Rude 2nd 165 pts intoronto #16 TISC Annual 2021 Poland The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 1st 172 pts intoronto #17 TISC Open 2021 Israel Tom Cochrane - Life Is A Highway 14th 82 pts intoronto #18 TISC Annual 2022 Hungary The Weeknd - Take My Breath 13th 94 pts intoronto #19 TISC Open 2022 Czech Republic Nikki Yanofsky - I Believe 23rd 69 pts intoronto #20 TISC Annual 2023 Spain Did Not Participate - - - #21 TISC Open 2023 United States Justin Bieber - Sorry 14th 85 pts intoronto #22 TISC Annual 2024 Italy Did Not Participate - - - #23 TISC Open 2024 Great Britain Gordon Lightfoot - Carefree Highway 17th 83 pts Topicmaster1010 Most Successful Canadian Entry

Women’s team took down US 4-1 in match 3 of the rivalry series, and take a 2-1 overall lead!

Denis Shapovalov wins the Belgrade ATP 250 title, his second career title and first in five years, after defeating Medjedovic 6-4, 6-4!

Why won’t Routliffe become Canadian again haha

And they’ve done it, WTA Finals Champions! Dabrowski/Routliffe get it done in Ridyah, defeating Siniakova/Townsend 7-5, 6-3! Siniakova/Townsend were well off the level they showed all tournament long, but you can only beat the team put in front of you. History, as it’s the first WTA Finals title for a Canadian!

Canada takes Game 2 of the Rivalry Series against the US! Quite scary considering we gave up a 4-1 lead but we still held on with 17 yo Chloe Primerano scoring the shootout winner!

World cup team announced: https://speedskating.ca/canada-names-long-track-team-for-international-competitions-in-japan-and-china/

What a horrible start to the season for men and women. Hallie Clark was 20that the Asia Cup

Junior Pan Am Games qualifier team: https://canoekayak.ca/canoe-kayak-canada-announces-the-u21-pan-american-qualifier-team/ 8 athletes only, which means a full team will not qualify.

A name to keep an eye out for the future: https://sirc.ca/news/kyleigh-whitwell-captures-the-jump-canada-medal-final/

Gaby Dabrowski and her partner Erin Routliffe defeated Krawczyk/Dolehide 4-6, 6-3, [10-6] to advance to the semifinals at the WTA Finals with a perfect 3-0 record! 34 winners to 14 UE’s

Was completely unaware that it was even going on (thankfully I didn’t, because we were dogshit and they embarrassed us badly), but our women’s team just took on United States in match #1 of the rivalry series and lost 7-2?

Big hopes for Milano 2026. Despite countries like Russia, Italy, Netherlands and Hungary stepping it up in the last few cycles, Canada has been relatively consistent since 1992. 3-5 medals, 1-2 golds. I'm really hoping for a breakthrough in 2026. With it being out of East Asia, hopefully we get some normalcy back to the judging which leads to a return for our women on the podium for the relay.

Gold for our men’s 5000m relay at week two of the Montreal WC! Yet again, it wasn’t even close. Complete dominance

Marc Gagnon doing wonders to our team. Montreal Stop #1: 3 golds, 1 silver, 2 bronze Montreal Stop #2: 5 golds, 1 silver, 1 bronze ETA; make that 6 GOLDS. Obviously, I’ll wait until the non-Canadian stops before drawing to conclusions because home-crowd is usually a help but our short track program is looking good