IceCup showcases the true spirit of sport
It‘s what sport should be about. Sometimes, it’s not about medals and podium finishes, but rather inclusiveness, the building of
Embracing winter: Best places to skate in Canada, Part 4
Grenadier Pond, Toronto For the first time since 2001, it is now legal to skate on the
Embracing winter: Best places to skate in Canada, Part 3
Listed in no particular order, here is the third of a four-part series on where to get your skate on.
Embracing winter: Best places to skate in Canada, Part 2
We’re Canadian. Skating is tightly woven into our social fabric and a part of who we are. Childhood reflections often
Teen living with cerebral palsy capturing hearts while putting the CAN in CanSkate
Sidney Crosby inspired a dream. Noah Robichaud is taking it from there. The affable 15-year-old from Penobsquis, NB, who lives
A podium worthy volunteer career
For super volunteer Fran McLellan, her interest in community activities began in her hometown of Ingersoll, Ontario, with parents who
Skating coach finds lost skating keepsakes after 25-year mystery
Photo albums are documents of life. For ice dancer Bryon Topping, 1965 world team member with
Sultana Frizell Spinning for Success
At first glance, you might not peg Sultana Frizell as a figure skater. But when she steps into the hammer
Social Media Skates into the Spotlight
When former figure skating competitor Lorne Edwards from Winnipeg started his own Facebook page during the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, he
Volunteers Honoured for Their Dedication to Skating
Every not-for-profit body is only as good as its army of volunteers. While running the business and developing its programming
