Eventos
Amateur Skating Association of Canada for speed and figure skating is formed by Louis Rubenstein of Montreal's Victoria Skating Club.First artificial ice rink is built in Vancouver.First official Canadian Figure Skating Championships is held in OttawaNew
event The Figure Skating Department of the Amateur Skating Association of Canada is formed to promote skating in Canada.First year that Canadians participate at a World Championship.For the first time, Canada hosts the World Figure Skating Championships (in Montreal).Renamed to become the Canadian Figure Skating Association.The CFSA joins the International Skating Union and establishes a national office in Ottawa.First CFSA logo is developed.Skate Canada International is introduced as a major international event (first location: Calgary).For the first time, Canada hosts the World Junior Championships (in London).The concept of a National Team is conceived.The last figures are skated in international competition at the 1990 World Championships in Halifax.The Canadian Figure Skating Hall of Fame is established and the first members inducted in a ceremony at the CFSA's annual meeting in Edmonton.The CFSA implements framework for Skating Unlimited new pre-school and adult recreational programs.The Junior National Team is created.Canada hosts its first-ever ISU-sanctioned international precision skating event, Precision Canada International (in Toronto).Canadian Figure Skating Association changes its name to Skate Canada.Barbara Ann
Gold in Women's Skating
St. Mortiz 1948Barbara Wagner, Robert Paul
Gold in Pairs Skating
Squaw Valley 1960Jamie Salé, David Pelletier
Gold in Pairs Skating
Salt Lake City 2002Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir
Gold in Ice Dance
Vancouver 2010Patrick Chan, Gabrielle Daleman, Kaetlyn Osmond, Meagan Duhamel, Eric Radford, Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir
Gold in Team Skate
PyeongChang 2018Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir
Gold in Ice Dance
PyeongChang 2018Frances Dafoe , Norris Bowden
Silver in Pairs
Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956Debbi Wilkes, Guy Revell
Silver in Pairs Skating
Innsbruck 1964Karen Magnussen
Silver in Women's Skating
Sapporo 1972Brian Orser
Silver in Men's Skating
Sarajevo 1984Brian Orser
Silver in Men's Skating
Calgary 1988Elizabeth Manley
Silver in Women's Skating
Calgary 1988Elvis Stojko
Silver in Men's Skating
Lillehammer 1994Elvis Stojko
Silver in Men's Skating
Nagano 1998Patrick Chan, Kevin Reynolds, Kaetlyn Osmond, Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir, Kirsten Moore-Towers, Dylan Moscovitch, Meagan Duhamel, Eric Radford
Silver in Team Skate
Sochi 2014Patrick Chan
Silver in Men's Skating
Sochi 2014Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir
Silver in Ice Dance
Sochi 2014Montgomery Wilson
Bronze in Men's Skating
Lake Placid 1932Suzanne Morrow, Wallace Diestelmeyer
Bronze in Pair's Skating
St. Moritz 1948Donald Jackson
Bronze in Men's Skating
Squaw Valley 1960Petra Burka
Bronze in Women's Skating
Innsbruck 1964Toller Cranston
Bronze in Men's Skating
Innsbruck 1976Tracy Wilson, Rob McCall
Bronze in Pair's Skating
Calgary 1988Isabelle Brasseur, Lloyd Eisler
Bronze in Pairs Skating
Albertville 1992Isabelle Brasseur, Lloyd Eisler
Bronze in Pairs Skating
Lillehammer 1994Jeffrey Buttle
Bronze in Men's Skating
Turin 2006Joannie Rochette
Bronze in Women's Skating
Vancouver 2010Meagan Duhamel, Eric Radford
Bronze in Pairs Skating
PyeongChang 2018Kaetlyn Osmond
Bronze in Women's Skating
PyeongChang 20182010 Vancouver Olympics1988 Calgary Winter OlympicsInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 1932 in MontréalInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 1960 in VancouverInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 1972 in CalgaryInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 1978 in OttawaInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 1984 in OttawaInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 1990 in HalifaxInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 1996 in EdmontonInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 2001 in VancouverInternational Skating Union’s World Championships in 2013 in OntarioFigure skating is offically recognized as a sportFirst Canadians to participate in
figure skating OlympicsCecil Smith and Melville Rogers were Canada's first participantsCecil Smith places second in Olympics
she became the first Canadian woman to earn a
top position in international figure-skating competitionBlack cards are Major skating events held in CanadaGreen cards are Skate Canada HistoryAll the blue cards are Olympic Medals won by Team Canada Skating
Light blue - Bronze
Blue - Silver
Dark Blue - GoldRed cards are important events in figure skating Canadian HistoryPeríodos
Canadian Figure skating History
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