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The ISU is looking into a combined World Championships for its 4 disciplines. The FIS tried this and it appears the progress there has stalled. -
2026 National team announced:https://sirc.ca/news/archery-canada-announces-the-2026-senior-national-teams/ No Crispin Duenas
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We lost 6 quotas in the bobsleigh rankings this weekend.
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Happens at every games (the negativity). I remember the British press labeling the Vancouver games as the worst ever (before they even started). Arguably those were the best Winter Games in recent memory.
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Does anyone want to take a stab at which quotas Canada will decline in freestyle skiing?
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The Canadian men having 2 quotas, while not competing at the World Cups, is something interesting
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Legitimately wtf is going on. Every event seems to have a Canadian injured
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wtf!
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Canada's team is very young, 3/4 men of the 2020 World Junior relay silver medal team are named to the team. Unfortunately Graham Ritchie just missed out, he along with Cyr had Canada's best Senior Worlds performance this quad (4th in the men's team sprint in 2023). Hoping someone can surprise.
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Team Canada Men Antoine Cyr (Gatineau, Que.) Rémi Drolet (Rossland, B.C.) Max Hollmann (Thunder Bay, Ont.) Xavier McKeever (Canmore, Alta.) Tom Stephen (Calgary, Alta.) Women Jasmine Drolet (Rossland, B.C.) Liliane Gagnon (Shawinigan-Sud, Que.) Alison Mackie (Edmonton, Alta.) Sonjaa Schmidt (Whitehorse, Yuk.) Katherine Stewart-Jones (Chelsea, Que.) Amelia Wells (Victoria, B.C.) Source
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Cross-country ski team announced https://olympic.ca/2025/12/19/11-cross-country-skiers-nominated-to-team-canada-for-milano-cortina-2026/ Alternates: Olivia Bouffard-Nesbitt (Morin Heights, Que.) Graham Ritchie (Parry Sound, Ont.)
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Officially going to Milan for 5 days during the Olympics. I have no tickets yet, but ofc I will buy some.
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Gotta feel for defending world bronze medalists, but couldn't make it to the Olympics
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Which means and earn quotas now.
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and have the max 8 quotas for the men
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Or we can merge the new one into this thread.
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It is a crisis, when all sports received major cuts for the 2025-2026 fiscal from the cuts already made for 2024-2025. THe numbers for the former are still not public. The information I pulled is from the Sport Canada website.
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The 2022-2023 was the last table before the update to show 2024-2025.
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Australia and China advance to the next round
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and are into the final 4 Group B is where it gets interesting. Tonight its v and v If and win, the top three would be tied for 6-1 (AUS, CHN and NED), and have a 1-1 record amongst themselves. This would mean the draw shot comes into play. In that case and would advance.
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And Summer sports, similar story and heavier cuts...
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Canadian sports funding is at a crisis. We need to be writing into our politicians because it will only get worse. This is a comparison of winter sports between 2022/2023 and 2024-2025 (ending March 2025) and we know things have gotten worse. Only Speed Skating had an increase in funding, but their CEO on Linkedin recently posted they got a drastic cut and are struggling. The good news is direct funding for athletes has gone up. Summer sports will come later.
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2025 World Champion Liam Brearley in Snowboarding Slopestyle
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That would be the only explanation that would work. This Friday is the announcement.
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