Laurent Dubreuil captured his second career medal at the ISU World Sprint Speed Skating Championships on Friday, bringing home bronze after two grueling days of racing in at the Max Aicher Arena in Inzell, Germany.

Veteran national team members Laurent Dubreuil, Ivanie Blondin and Valérie Maltais lead a team of seven Canadian long track skaters set to compete at the ISU World Speed Skating Allround and Sprint Championships in Inzell from March 7-10, 2024.

Canadian long distance specialists Ted-Jan Bloemen and Graeme Fish both reached the podium in the men’s 10,000m on Sunday, capping off the most successful ISU World Speed Skating Championships in national program history.

A sold-out crowd at the Olympic Oval in Calgary were treated to a pair of medals in the Mass Start on Saturday, as Ivanie Blondin and Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu both captured silver during the third day of racing at the ISU World Speed Skating Championships.

Canada added three medals to their total on the second day of ISU World Speed Skating Championship action at the Olympic Oval in Calgary, as Laurent Dubreuil and the women’s Team Pursuit won silver, while the men’s Team Pursuit took bronze.

The ISU World Speed Skating Championships in Calgary got off to a golden start for Canada on Thursday, as both the men’s and women’s Team Sprint squads were crowned world champions at the Olympic Oval. Isabelle Weidemann also reached the podium, brining home silver in the women’s 3000m.

Canada’s top long track speed skaters will hit the ice at the Calgary Olympic Oval from February 15-18, as the city welcomes the ISU World Speed Skating Championships to town for the first time since 1998.

Canada left their mark on the final day of racing at the ISU World Junior Speed Skating Championships in Japan by bringing home four medals, including a historic gold in the men’s Team Pursuit and a first ever medal in the women’s Team Sprint.