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'Canada' competed at the '2006 Winter Olympics' in Turin, Italy, with a team of 196 athletes and 220 support staff.
As host of the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics, Canada was pressured to do well at the 2006 Games. The Canadian Olympic Committee's goal for 2006 was to have a top three finish in the medal count [1] or 25 total medals, as a start to reach their goal of having the highest medal count at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia. Canada had managed to increase its medal count at each Winter Olympics since the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York, United States. World Cup results from the 2005-06 season seemed to indicate that Canada would have a good performance in Turin, Italy. Canada met one of those goals and nearly met the other by finishing third behind the United States and Germany with 24 medals.[2]. The Games were also the first litmus test for the increased athletic funding and resources pursued by the ''Own the Podium - 2010'' program.
Another task for the Canadian contingent was to promote the 2010 Games, Vancouver and surrounding region, the province of British Columbia, as well as Canada as a nation. This was evident in the Canadian participation in the closing ceremonies of the Games and the establishment of the ''Canada House'' in Turin. The Games also provided opportunities for organizing committees to gather experience and strategies to run the Games in Vancouver.

Contents

Medals

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Other Top 10 finishes

4th place

5th place

6th place

7th place

8th place

9th place

10th place

Athletes by sport

Alpine skiing

Biathlon

Bobsleigh

Cross-country skiing

Curling

Figure skating

Men's individual

Women's individual

Pairs

Ice dancing

Freestyle skiing

Aerials

Moguls

Ice hockey

Luge

Nordic combined

Short track speed skating

Skeleton

Ski jumping

Snowboarding

Giant slalom

Halfpipe

Snowboard cross

Speed skating

Flag bearer

Other participation

Notes

References

External links

Medals

Canada's total medal count of 24 was the highest ever won by the nation in any Winter Olympics, and was the second highest total for the country at ''any'' Olympic games (summer or winter), exceeded only by the 44 medals won at the 1984 Summer Olympics which were boycotted by the Soviet Union and other Eastern Bloc countries. Not only did Canada increase its total medal count from the previous Winter Games for the 7th straight time (since 1980), but the total medal count was also the "best ever" for Canada for the 5th straight time (since 1992).
Canada won at least one medal in 10 of the 15 sport disciplines competed at the games, and gold medals in 6 different disciplines; both feats were unmatched by any other nation. Canada also had the most 4th and 5th place finishes (14 and 9 respectively) of any country in these games. These results support the effectiveness of the ''Own the Podium - 2010'' program.
Cindy Klassen bests the total Olympic medals collected in a single Games by a Canadian, with 5 and bests the total Olympic medal count of any Canadian (Winter and Summer) with 6. The previous record of 3 medals at a single Olympics was held by Gaetan Boucher for the 1984 Winter Olympics and Marc Gagnon at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Meanwhile, Clara Hughes ties the old mark of 5 career Olympic medals, held by Marc Gagnon and Phil Edwards. Sixteen of the 24 medals were won by female athletes. At age 50, Russ Howard became the oldest Canadian gold medallist in Olympic history.

Gold

★ 'Cross-country skiing'

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★ Women's sprint: Chandra Crawford

★ 'Curling'

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★ Men's curling: Brad Gushue, Jamie Korab, Russ Howard, Mark Nichols and Mike Adam (alternate)

★ 'Freestyle skiing'

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★ Women's moguls: Jennifer Heil

★ 'Ice hockey'

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★ Women's hockey: Canadian national women's hockey team; Meghan Agosta, Gillian Apps, Jennifer Botterill, Cassie Campbell, Gillian Ferrari, Danielle Goyette, Jayna Hefford, Becky Kellar, Gina Kingsbury, Charline Labonté, Carla MacLeod, Caroline Ouellette, Cherie Piper, Cheryl Pounder, Colleen Sostorics, Kim St-Pierre, Vicky Sunohara, Sarah Vaillancourt, Katie Weatherston, Hayley Wickenheiser

★ 'Skeleton'

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★ Men's skeleton: Duff Gibson

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Women's 1500 m: Cindy Klassen

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★ Women's 5000 m: Clara Hughes

Silver

★ 'Bobsleigh'

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★ Two-man bobsleigh: Pierre Lueders, Lascelles Brown

★ 'Cross-country skiing'

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★ Women's team sprint: Beckie Scott and Sara Renner

★ 'Short track speed skating'

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★ Men's 500 m: François-Louis Tremblay

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★ Men's 5000 m relay: Eric Bedard, François-Louis Tremblay, Charles Hamelin, Mathieu Turcotte, Jonathan Guilmette

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★ Women's 3000 m relay: Alanna Kraus, Anouk Leblanc-Boucher, Kalyna Roberge, Tania Vicent, Amanda Overland

★ 'Skeleton'

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★ Men's skeleton: Jeff Pain

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Men's team pursuit: Arne Dankers, Steven Elm, Denny Morrison, Jason Parker and Justin Warsylewicz

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★ Women's team pursuit: Kristina Groves, Clara Hughes, Cindy Klassen, Christine Nesbitt and Shannon Rempel

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★ Women's 1000 m: Cindy Klassen

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★ Women's 1500 m: Kristina Groves

Bronze

★ 'Curling'

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★ Women's curling: Shannon Kleibrink, Amy Nixon, Glenys Bakker, Christine Keshen and Sandra Jenkins (alternate)

★ 'Figure skating'

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★ Men's singles: Jeffrey Buttle

★ 'Short track speed skating'

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★ Women's 500 m: Anouk Leblanc-Boucher

★ 'Skeleton'

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★ Women's skeleton: Mellisa Hollingsworth-Richards

★ 'Snowboarding'

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★ Women's snowboard cross: Dominique Maltais

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Women's 3000 m: Cindy Klassen

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★ Women's 5000 m: Cindy Klassen

Other Top 10 finishes

4th place

★ 'Alpine skiing'

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★ Men's giant slalom: François Bourque

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★ Men's Super-G: Erik Guay

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★ Women's Super-G: Kelly Vanderbeek

★ 'Bobsleigh'

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★ Four-man bobsleigh: Pierre Lueders, Ken Kotyk, Morgan Alexander, Lascelles Brown

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★ Women's two-man bobsleigh: Helen Upperton, Heather Moyse

★ 'Cross-country skiing'

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★ Women's sprint: Beckie Scott

★ 'Freestyle skiing'

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★ Men's moguls: Marc-Andre Moreau

★ 'Short track speed skating'

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★ Men's 500 m: Eric Bedard

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★ Men's 1500 m: Charles Hamelin

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★ Women's 500 m: Kalyna Roberge ''(due to Disqualification in A Final)''

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★ Women's 1000 m: Tania Vicent

★ 'Skeleton'

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★ Men's: Paul Boehm

★ 'Snowboarding'

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★ Women's snowboard cross: Maelle Ricker

5th place

★ 'Alpine skiing'

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★ Women's giant slalom: Genevieve Simard

★ 'Figure skating'

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★ Women's: Joannie Rochette

★ 'Freestyle skiing'

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★ Men's aerials: Kyle Nissen

★ 'Short track speed Skating'

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★ Men's 1500 m: Mathieu Turcotte ''(due to Disqualification in A Final)''

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★ Women's 1000 m: Amanda Overland

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★ Women's 1500 m: Amanda Overland

★ 'Snowboarding'

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★ Men's snowboard cross: Jasey-Jay Anderson

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Men's 5000 m: Arne Dankers

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★ Women's 1000 m: Kristina Groves

6th place

★ 'Cross country skiing'

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★ Women's 15 km pursuit (7.5+7.5): Beckie Scott

★ 'Freestyle skiing'

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★ Men's aerials: Warren Shouldice

★ 'Short track speed skating'

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★ Women's 5000 m: Kristina Groves

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Men's 1500 m: Mathieu Turcotte

7th place

★ 'Freestyle skiing'

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★ Women's moguls: Kristi Richards

★ 'Ice hockey'

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★ Men's: National Men's Hockey Team (Todd Bertuzzi, Rob Blake, Jay Bouwmeester, Martin Brodeur, Shane Doan, Kris Draper, Adam Foote, Simon Gagne, Dany Heatley, Jarome Iginla, Vincent Lecavalier, Roberto Luongo, Bryan McCabe, Rick Nash, Chris Pronger, Wade Redden, Robyn Regehr, Brad Richards, Joe Sakic, Ryan Smyth, Martin St-Louis, Joe Thornton, Marty Turco)

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Men's 500 m: Mike Ireland

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★ Women's 1500 m: Christine Nesbitt

8th place

★ 'Alpine skiing'

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★ Men's Super-G: François Bourque

★ 'Cross country skiing'

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★ Women's 10 km classical: Sara Renner

★ 'Freestyle skiing'

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★ Women's moguls: Audrey Robichaud

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Women's 3000 m: Kristina Groves

9th place

★ 'Alpine skiing'

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★ Men's slalom: Thomas Grandi

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★ Women's Super-G: Emily Brydon

★ 'Luge'

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★ Men's doubles: Chris Moffat and Mike Moffat

★ 'Speed skating'

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★ Men's 500 m: Jeremy Wotherspoon

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★ Men's 10000 m: Arne Dankers

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★ Women's 3000 m: Clara Hughes

10th place

★ 'Alpine skiing'

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★ Men's giant slalom: Thomas Grandi

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★ Women's combined: Brigitte Acton

★ 'Cross country skiing'

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★ Women's 4x5 km relay: Beckie Scott, Sara Renner, Milaine Theriault, and Amanda Ammar

★ 'Figure skating'

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★ Pairs: Bryce Davison and Jessica Dubé

★ 'Luge'

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★ Men's doubles: Grant Albrecht and Eric Pothier

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★ Women's singles: Regan Lausher

★ 'Snowboarding'

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★ Men's snowboard cross: Francois Boivin

★ 'Skeleton'

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★ Women's: Lindsay Alcock

Athletes by sport

Alpine skiing

'Men's combined'

Name	Downhill	Slalom run 1	Slalom run 2	Total	Final rank
John Kucera	1:41.04	46.67	45.55	3:13.26	17th place
François Bourque	1:40.50	47.52	46.23	3:14.25	21st place
Manuel Osborne-Paradis	1:39.69	50.11	DNS	-	-
Ryan Semple	1:41.65	DNF	-	-	-

'Men's downhill'

Name	Final	Rank
Manuel Osborne-Paradis	1:50.45	13th place
Francois Bourque	1:50.70	16th place
John Kucera	1:51.55	27th place

'Men's giant slalom'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Final rank
Francois Bourque	1:16.61	1:19.31	2:35.92	4th place
Thomas Grandi	1:17.23	1:19.65	2:36.88	10th place
Jean-Philippe Roy	1:17.36	Did not finish	-	-
Ryan Semple	Did not finish	-	-	-

'Men's slalom'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Final rank
Thomas Grandi	53.64	51.20	1:44.84	9th place
Michael Janyk	55.32	50.87	1:46.19	17th place
Patrick Biggs	54.38	Did not finish	-	-
Jean-Philippe Roy	Did not finish	-	-	-

'Men's Super-G'

Name	Final	Rank
Erik Guay	1:31.08	4th place
Francois Bourque	1:31.27	8th place
Manuel Osborne-Paradis	1:32.02	20th place
John Kucera	1:32.10	22nd place

'Women's combined'

Name	Slalom run 1	Slalom run 2	Downhill	Total	Final rank
Brigitte Acton	40.18	44.59	1:30.98	2:55.75	10th place
Emily Brydon	40.94	45.65	1:29.92	2:56.51	13th place
Shona Rubens	DNF	-	-	-	-

'Women's downhill'

Name	Final	Rank
Emily Brydon	1:58.97	20th place
Kelly Vanderbeek	1:59.63	24th place
Shona Rubens	2:00.30	26th place
Sherry Lawrence	2:00.47	27th place

'Women's giant slalom'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Final rank
Genevieve Simard	1:01.47	1:09.26	2:10.73	5th place
Brigitte Acton	1:02.07	1:09.64	2:11.71	11th place
Christina Lustenberger	Did not finish	-	-	-

'Women's slalom'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Final rank
Brigitte Acton	44.75	47.15	1:31.90	17th place

'Women's Super-G'

Name	Final	Rank
Kelly Vanderbeek	1:33.09	4th place
Emily Brydon	1:33.50	9th place
Genevieve Simard	1:34.38	20th place
Sherry Lawrence	1:35.47	34th place

Biathlon

'Men's 10 km sprint'

Name	Missed shots	Final	Rank
David Leoni	1	28:50.4	43rd place
Robin Clegg	3	29:12.4	52nd place
Jean Philippe Leguellec	2	29:32.3	61st place

'Men's 12.5 km pursuit'

Name	Missed shots	Final	Rank
Robin Clegg	4	+5:10.1	46th place
David Leoni	5	+5:47.2	49th place

'Men's 20 km individual'

Name	Missed shots	Final	Rank
Robin Clegg	2	59:21.5	36th place
Jean Philippe Leguellec	3	1:00:28.0	48th place
David Leoni	6	1:02:37.8	65th place

'Women's 7.5 km sprint'

Name	Missed shots	Final	Rank
Zina Kocher	4	26:11.1	62nd place
Sandra Keith	3	26:20.7	66th place
Martine Albert	2	27:04.4	73rd place
Marie Pierre Parent	2	27:31.1	76th place

'Women's 15 km individual'

Name	Missed shots	Final	Rank
Zina Kocher	3	54:18.8	27th place
Sandra Keith	2	55:56.3	42nd place
Martine Albert	5	59:52.1	65th place
Marie Pierre Parent	4	1:02:57.1	77th place

'Women's 4x6 km relay'

Name	Missed shots	Penalty loops	Final	Rank
Zina Kocher	1	0	20:24.3
Sandra Keith	3	0	21:32.8
Martine Albert	2	0	21:25.2
Marie Pierre Parent	4	1	22:47.4
'Total'	'10'	'1'	'1:26:09.7'	'17th place'

Bobsleigh

'Men's two-man'

Names	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Total	Final rank
Pierre Lueders Lascelles Brown	55.57	55.50	56.11	56.41	3:43.59	'Silver medal'
Serge Despres David Bissett	56.13	55.92	56.69	56.93	3:45.67	11th place

'Men's four-man'

Names	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Total	Final rank
Pierre Lueders Ken Kotyk Morgan Alexander Lascelles Brown	55.34	55.43	54.95	55.20	3:40.92	4th place
Serge Despres Nathan Cunningham Steve Larsen David Bissett	56.10	56.15	55.69	55.58	3:43.52	18th place

'Women's two-woman'

Names	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Total	Final rank
Helen Upperton Heather Moyse	57.37	57.77	58.09	57.83	3:51.06	4th place
Suzanne Gavine-Hlady Jaime Cruickshank	58.49	57.86	58.65	58.82	3:53.82	13th place

Cross-country skiing

Sean Crooks was suspended for 5 days by the International Ski Federation for having excessive hemoglobin levels. He was able to participate in the men's sprint and 4x10 km relay.
'Men's 15 km classical'

Name	Final	Rank
George Grey	40:43.9	32nd place
Devon Kershaw	41:42.7	48th place
Drew Goldsack	42:09.3	54th place
Dan Roycroft	42:39.7	58th place

'Men's 30 km pursuit (15+15)'

Name	Final	Rank
George Grey	1:19:08.9	26th place
Dan Roycroft	1:20:53.3	39th place
Drew Goldsack	1:24:14.3	57th place
Chris Jeffries	1:26:17.0	62nd place

'Men's 50 km free, mass start'

Name	Final	Rank
George Grey	2:09:38.4	44th place
Dan Roycroft	2:13:47.5	57th place
Chris Jeffries	2:13:49.5	58th place

'Men's sprint'

Name	Qualification	Quarterfinals	Semifinals	Finals	Rank
Drew Goldsack	2:20.62	-	-	-	-
Sean Crooks	2:20.70	-	-	-	-
Devon Kershaw	2:21.49	-	-	-	-
Phil Widmer	2:23.79	-	-	-	-

'Men's team sprint'

Name	Semifinals	Finals	Rank
Devon Kershaw George Grey	17:31.2 Semifinal 2 6th place	-	-

'Men's 4x10 km relay'

Names	Final	Rank
Devon Kershaw Sean Crooks Chris Jeffries George Grey	1:48:15.9	11th place

'Women's 10 km classical'

Name	Final	Rank
Sara Renner	28:33.0	8th place
Milaine Theriault	31:30.4	46th place
Amanda Ammar	31:51.7	54th place
Beckie Scott	Disqualified	-

'Women's 15 km pursuit (7.5+7.5)'

Name	Final	Rank
Beckie Scott	43:20.6	6th place
Sara Renner	44:30.9	16th place
Milaine Theriault	48:38.9	54th place
Chandra Crawford	50:35.4	60th place

'Women's sprint'

Name	Qualification	Quarterfinals	Semifinals	Rank
Chandra Crawford	2:15.06	Quarterfinal 5 1st place	Semifinal 2 1st place	'Gold medal'
Beckie Scott	2:12.45	Quarterfinal 1 1st place	Semifinal 1 2nd place	4th place
Sara Renner	2:15.37	Quarterfinal 4 4th place	-	-
Amanda Ammar	2:22.78	-	-	-

'Women's team sprint'

Name	Semifinals	Finals	Rank
Sara Renner Beckie Scott	17:19.3 Semifinal 1 2nd place	16:37.5	'Silver medal'

'Women's 4x5 km Relay'

Names	Final	Rank
Milaine Theriault Sara Renner Amanda Ammar Beckie Scott	56:49.8	10th place

Curling

'Men's curling'

★ Brad Gushue, Mark Nichols, Russ Howard, Jamie Korab, Mike Adam (x)
'Game results'

Date	Opponent	Score	Result
February 13	Germany	10-5	W
February 14	Sweden	8-7	L
February 15	Great Britain	9-5	W
February 15	Switzerland	7-5	W
February 16	Norway	6-5	W
February 17	Finland	8-7	L
February 18	Italy	7-6	L
February 19	New Zealand	9-1	W
February 20	United States	6-3	W
February 22	United States	11-5	W
February 24	Finland	10-4	W '(Gold medal)'

In the words of the Mayor of St. John's, Newfoundland, the gold medal at the Olympics was the biggest celebration in Newfoundland in "recent memory". Schools across the province cancelled classes in the afternoon to watch the game.
'Women's curling'

★ Shannon Kleibrink, Amy Nixon, Glenys Bakker, Christine Keshen, Sandra Jenkins (x)
'Game results'

Date	Opponent	Score	Result
February 13	Sweden	7-5	L
February 14	United States	11-5	W
February 14	Russia	6-5	W
February 16	Switzerland	6-5	L
February 16	Norway	10-8	W
February 17	Great Britain	9-3	W
February 18	Japan	5-2	L
February 19	Italy	11-4	W
February 20	Denmark	9-8	W
February 22	Switzerland	7-5	L
February 23	Norway	11-4	W '(Bronze medal)'

Figure skating

Men's individual

Name	Short program	Free skate	Overall	Final rank
Jeffrey Buttle	73.29	154.30	227.59	'Bronze medal'
Shawn Sawyer	67.20	123.63	190.83	12th place
Emanuel Sandhu	69.75	120.49	190.24	13th place

Women's individual

Name	Short program	Free skate	Overall	Final rank
Joannie Rochette	55.85	111.42	167.27	5th place
Mira Leung	50.61	94.55	145.16	12th place

Pairs

Names	Short program	Free skate	Overall	Final rank
Jessica Dube Bryce Davison	55.48	104.23	159.71	10th place
Valerie Marcoux Craig Buntin	55.62	102.59	158.21	11th place

Ice dancing

Names	Compulsory dance	Original dance	Free dance	Overall	Final rank
Megan Wing Aaron Lowe	31.42	49.17	85.81	166.40	11th place
Marie-France Dubreuil Patrice Lauzon	37.44	54.36	Withdrew due to injury

Freestyle skiing

Aerials

'Men's aerials'

	'Qualification'			'Final'
'Name'	'Jump 1'	'Jump 2'	'Total'	'Jump 1'	'Jump 2'	'Total'	'Final rank'
Kyle Nissen	128.10	103.54	231.64	114.38	130.53	244.91	5th place
Warren Shouldice	123.01	120.44	243.45	123.45	116.25	239.70	6th place
Jeff Bean	117.92	80.57	198.49	-	-	-	-
Steve Omischl	124.78	73.45	198.23	-	-	-	-

'Women's aerials'

	'Qualification'			'Final'
'Name'	'Jump 1'	'Jump 2'	'Total'	'Jump 1'	'Jump 2'	'Total'	'Final rank'
Veronika Bauer	94.29	82.37	176.66	67.32	58.33	125.65	12th place
Amber Peterson	80.64	72.43	153.07	(did not advance)
Deidra Dionne	69.79	58.51	128.30	(did not advance)

Moguls

Jennifer Heil became the first Canadian woman to ever win gold in freestyle skiing after winning for women's moguls. At the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, she finished fourth and ended up a hundredth of a point off the podium.
Dale Begg-Smith, who won gold in men's moguls for Australia, was born in Canada and holds dual citizenship. He originally started skiing in Canada but found Canada's training program too restrictive. He moved to Australia to have more time to work on his business interests. Ironically, his win bumped Marc-Andre Moreau down to 4th place and off of the podium.
'Men's team'

Name	Qualification	Final	Final rank
Marc-Andre Moreau	24.69 points	25.62 points	4th place
Alexandre Bilodeau	23.75 points	23.42 points	11th place
Chris Wong	23.89 points	22.88 points	14th place

'Women's team'

Name	Qualification	Final	Final rank
Jennifer Heil	26.67 points	26.50 points	'Gold medal'
Kristi Richards	23.76 points	23.30 points	7th place
Audrey Robichaud	22.72 points	23.10 points	8th place
Stephanie St. Pierre	22.15 points	22.52	12th place

Ice hockey

Hockey, like the previous two Olympics, attracted significant attention from Canadian fans. Many consider the Canadian men's team's performance in Turin as the most disappointing in years. In the last four games of the tournament, Canada failed to score in 11 of 12 periods, losing with the same score (2-0) against Switzerland, Finland, and in the quarter-finals against Russia. Hockey commentators, including Kelly Hrudey, commented that Canada did not play well as a team. The match against the Czech team was believed to be a better performance by the hockey team but the team lost to Russia two days after.
The quarter-final game against Russia was watched on television screens across the nation in the afternoon Canadian time. The intensity of the game increased as the scoreless tie extended into the third period.
However, in the women's hockey discipline, Team Canada dominated the field with numerous wins leading up to their gold medal winning game.
'Men's team:'
'Performance'

'Game'	'Opponent'	'Score'	'Win/Loss'
1	Italy	7-2	W
2	Germany	5-1	W
3	Switzerland	2-0	L
4	Finland	2-0	L
5	Czech Republic	3-2	W
6	Russia	2-0	L (Elim.)

'Roster'

Athlete	Position	Goals	Assists	Points
Pat Quinn	Coach
Martin Brodeur	G	0	0	0
Roberto Luongo	G	0	0	0
Marty Turco	G	0	0	0
Rob Blake	D	0	0	0
Adam Foote	D	0	1	1
Jay Bouwmeester2	D	0	0	0
Chris Pronger	D	1	2	3
Bryan McCabe1	D	0	0	0
Wade Redden	D	1	0	1
Robyn Regehr	D	0	1	1
Joe Sakic	F	1	2	3
Jarome Iginla	F	2	1	3
Simon Gagne	F	1	2	3
Vincent Lecavalier	F	0	3	3
Brad Richards	F	2	2	4
Martin St. Louis	F	2	1	3
Dany Heatley	F	1	2	3
Joe Thornton	F	1	2	3
Shane Doan	F	2	1	3
Todd Bertuzzi	F	0	3	3
Kris Draper	F	0	0	0
Rick Nash	F	0	1	1
Ryan Smyth	F	0	1	1
'Totals'		14	25	29

★ Reserves

★
★ Eric Staal

★
★ Jason Spezza

★
★ Dan Boyle³

★ Injured

★
★ Ed Jovanovski

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★ Scott Niedermayer

★ ¹ Bryan McCabe, originally an alternate, replaces Ed Jovanovski due to injury.

★ ² Jay Bouwmeester replaces Scott Niedermayer due to injury.

★ ³ Dan Boyle replaces Bryan McCabe as an alternate.
'Women's team'
'Performance'

'Game'	'Opponent'	'Score'	'Win/Loss'
1	Italy	16-0	W
2	Russia	12-0	W
3	Sweden	8-1	W
Semi-final	Finland	6-0	W
Final	Sweden	4-1	W 'Gold medal'

'Roster'
(Final results)

'Athlete'	'Position'	'Goals'	'Assists'	'Points'
Melody Davidson	Coach
Charline Labonté	G	0	0	0
Kim St-Pierre	G	0	0	0
Gillian Ferrari	D	0	0	0
Becky Kellar	D	0	1	1
Carla MacLeod	D	2	1	3
Caroline Ouellette	D	5	4	9
Cheryl Pounder	D	2	2	4
Colleen Sostorics	D	0	1	1
Meghan Agosta	F	3	1	4
Gillian Apps	F	7	7	14
Jennifer Botterill	F	1	6	7
Cassie Campbell	F	0	5	5
Danielle Goyette	F	4	2	6
Jayna Hefford	F	3	4	7
Gina Kingsbury	F	0	3	3
Cherie Piper	F	7	8	15
Vicky Sunohara	F	1	2	3
Sarah Vaillancourt	F	2	4	6
Katie Weatherston	F	4	1	5
Hayley Wickenheiser	F	5	12	17
'Totals'		46	64	110

★ Reserves

★
★ Sami Jo Small

★
★ Delaney Collins

Luge

'Men's singles'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Total	Final rank
Jeff Christie	52.382	52.027	52.013	51.939	3:28.361	14th place
Samuel Edney	52.663	52.523	52.360	52.311	3:29.857	19th place
Ian Cockerline	52.290	52.107	52.255	DNF

'Women's singles'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Total	Final rank
Regan Lauscher	47.584	47.418	47.320	47.321	3:09.643	10th place
Alex Gough	48.286	49.902	47.922	48.045	3:14.155	20th place
Meaghan Simister	48.585	48.682	DNF

'Men's doubles'

Names	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Final rank
Chris Moffat Mike Moffat	47.715	47.826	1:35.541	9th place
Grant Albrecht Eric Pothier	47.478	48.083	1:35.561	10th place

Nordic combined

'Individual Gundersen'

Name	1st round	Final round	Jump Total	15 km	Final rank
Jason Myslicki	104.5	103.0	207.5	42:41.10 (6:36.4 behind)	41st place
Max Thompson	85.5	86.0	171.5	41:53.8 (8:13.2 behind)	44th place

'Large hill sprint'

Name	LH Jump	Sprint 7.5 km	Final rank
Jason Myslicki	90.0	19:00.1 (2:54.1 behind)	41st place
Max Thompson	84.5	19:24.3 (3:40.3 behind)	46th place

Short track speed skating

'Men's 500 m'

Name	Qualifying	Quarterfinal	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Francois-Louis Tremblay	0:42.779 Heat 4 2nd place	0:42.110 Quarterfinal 4 2nd place	0:42.261 Semifinal 1 1st place	0:42.002	'Silver medal'
Eric Bedard	0:42.480 Heat 2 1st place	0:42.267 Quarterfinal 3 1st place	0:41.950 Semifinal 2 2nd place	0:42.093	4th place

'Men's 1000 m'

Name	Qualifying	Quarterfinal	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Éric Bédard	1:28.274 Heat 5 1st place	1:27.546 Quarterfinal 4 2nd place	Disqualified	-	-
François-Louis Tremblay	1:28.925 Heat 2 1st place	Disqualified	-	-	-

'Men's 1500 m'

Name	Qualifying	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Charles Hamelin	2:19.469 Heat 5 1st place	2:20.854 Semifinal 1 1st place	2:26.375	4th place
Mathieu Turcotte	2:23.402 Heat 1 1st place	2:18.280 Semifinal 2 3rd place	Final B 2:24.558	6th place

'Men's 5000 m relay'

Name	Qualifying	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Éric Bédard Jonathan Guilmette Charles Hamelin François-Louis Tremblay Mathieu Turcotte	6:57.004	Semifinal 1 1st place	Final A 6:43.707	'Silver medal'

'Women's 500 m'

Name	Qualifying	Quarterfinal	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Anouk Leblanc-Boucher	45.929 Heat 4 1st place	44.821 Quartefinal 1 2nd place	45.234 Semifinal 1 2nd place	Final A 44.759	'Bronze medal'
Kalyna Roberge	45.396 Heat 7 1st place	45.710 Quarterfinal 4 2nd place	44.960 Semifinals 2 3rd place	Final B 46.605	4th place
Alanna Kraus	45.688 Heat 2 1st place	45.172 Quarterfinal 3 3rd place	-	-	-

'Women's 1000 m'

Name	Qualifying	Quarterfinal	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Tania Vicent	1:33.904 Heat 1 1st place	1:35.594 Quarterfinal 4 Advanced	1:32.650 Semifinal 1 3rd place	1:34.191	4th place
Amanda Overland	1:33.761 Heat 1 1st place	1:33.012 Quarterfinal 2 2nd place	1:33.102 Semifinal 2 3rd place	1:34.099	5th place

'Women's 1500 m'

Name	Qualifying	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Amanda Overland	2:27.666 Heat 2 2nd place	2:22.946 Semifinal 2 2nd place	Final A 2:26.495	5th place
Anouk Leblanc-Boucher	2:28.001 Heat 4 4th place	-	-	-

'Women's 3000 m relay'

Name	Semifinal	Final	Rank
Alanna Kraus Anouk Leblanc-Boucher Amanda Overland Kalyna Roberge Tania Vicent	4:17.231 Semifinal 1 2nd place	4:17.336	'Silver medal'

Skeleton

Mellisa Hollingsworth-Richards won a bronze medal in Skeleton, thus becoming the first Canadian to win an Olympic medal in the event. A day later, Duff Gibson became the first Canadian to win a Gold medal in the event after taking the Men's Gold. Fellow Canadian Jeff Pain won the Silver medal, and there were chances of a Bronze as well; however, their teammate placed fourth.
Gibson, 39, became the oldest competitor to win an individual gold medal in Winter Olympics history, surpassing Al MacInnis as the oldest Canadian to win a gold medal. MacInnis won gold at the 2002 Winter Olympics on the Canadian men's hockey team.
'Men's'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Final rank
Duff Gibson	57.80	58.08	1:55.88	'Gold medal'
Jeff Pain	57.98	58.16	1:56.14	'Silver medal'
Paul Boehm	58.61	58.45	1:57.06	4th place

'Women's'

Name	Run 1	Run 2	Total	Final rank
Mellisa Hollingsworth-Richards	1:00.39	1:01.02	2:01.41	'Bronze medal'
Lindsay Alcock	1:01.26	1:01.59	2:02.85	10th place

Ski jumping

'Men's large hill individual'

		'Final round jumps'
'Name'	'Qualification'	'1st round'	'Final round'	'Total'	'Final rank'
Stefan Read	88.5 points	98.8 points	89.4 points	188.2 points	30th place
Graeme Gorham	69.4 points	61.1 points	-	-	50th place
Gregory Baxter	58.5 points	-	-	-	-
Michael Nell	48.0 points	-	-	-	-

'Men's normal hill individual jump'

		'Final round jumps'
'Name'	'Qualification'	'1st round'	'Final round'	'Total'	'Final rank'
Stefan Read	114.50 points	105.00 points	-	-	42nd place
Gregory Baxter	100.00 points	-	-	-	-
Graeme Gorham	97.50 points	-	-	-	-
Michael Nell	83.50 points	-	-	-	-

'Men's large hill team competition'

'Name'	'1st round'	'Final round'	'Total'	'Final rank'
Gregory Baxter	71.2 points	-
Stefan Read	82.0 points	-
Graeme Gorham	60.2 points	-
Michael Nell	63.4 points	-
'Total'	'276.8 points'			'15th place'

Snowboarding

Giant slalom

'Men's parallel giant slalom'

	'Qualification'
'Name'	'Blue course'	'Red course'	'Total'	'1/8 finals'	'Quarterfinals'	'Semifinals'	'Finals'	'Rank'
Jasey-Jay Anderson	36.18	36.57	01:12.75	-	-	-	-	-
Philippe Berube	36.88	53.15	01:30.03	-	-	-	-	-

'Women's parallel giant slalom'

	'Qualification'
'Name'	'Blue course'	'Red course'	'Total'	'1/8 finals'	'Quarterfinals'	'Semifinals'	'Finals'	'Rank'
Alexa Loo	42.94	40.57	01:23.51	-	-	-	-	-

Halfpipe

'Men's Halfpipe'
In Men’s Halfpipe, there were two qualifying runs. The top 6 men from each qualifying run were advanced to the finals. In the first qualifying run, the top 6 scores ranged from 39.4 - 43.8 points. In the second qualifying run, the top 6 scores ranged from a 37.9 - 45.3 points. Shaun White from the United States won the gold medal with a final run score of 46.8 points. Andy Finch of the United States had the lowest final score of 24.7 points and took 12th place.

	'Qualification'		'Final'
'Name'	'Run 1'	'Run 2'	'Run 1'	'Run 2'	'Final rank'
Crispin Lipscomb	19.6 points	'37.9 points'	23.4 points	'33.5 points'	11th place
Brad Martin	27.2 points	'34.7 points'	-	-	-
Hugo Lemay	26.0 points	'34.1 points'	-	-	-
Justin Lamoureux	10.1 points	'31.5 points'	-	-	-

'Women's Halfpipe'
In Women’s Halfpipe, there were two qualifying runs. The top 6 women from each qualifying run were advanced to the finals. In the first qualifying run, the top 6 scores ranged from 34.5 - 44.9 points. In the second qualifying run, the top 6 scores ranged from a 34.8 - 43.1 points. Hannah Teter from the United States won the gold medal with a final run score of 46.4 points. Chikako Fushimi of Japan had the lowest final score of 15.6 points and took 12th place.

	'Qualification'		'Final'
'Name'	'Run 1'	'Run 2'	'Run 1'	'Run 2'	'Final rank'
Sarah Conrad	19.4 points	'33.5 points'	-	-	-
Mercedes Nicoll	'33.0 points'	17.5 points	-	-	-
Maelle Ricker	'25.9 points'	23.2 points	-	-	-
Dominique Vallee	'31.5 points'	24.5 points	-	-	-

Snowboard cross

'Men's snowboard cross'

	'Qualification'
'Name'	'Run 1'	'Run 2'	'1/8 finals'	'Quarterfinals'	'Semifinals'	'Finals'	'Rank'
Jasey-Jay Anderson	1:24.25	'1:22.27'	Heat 4 1st place	Quarterfinal 2 1st place	Semifinal 1 4th place	Small final	5th place
Francois Boivin	1:23.74	'1:23.17'	Heat 5 2nd place	Quarterfinal 3 3rd place	-	Classification 9-12	10th place
Drew Neilson	1:22.74	'1:19.93'	Heat 1 4th place	-	-	-	-
Tom Velisek	1:22.83	'1:22.12'	Heat 8 3rd place	-	-	-	-

'Women's snowboard cross'

	'Qualification'
'Name'	'Run 1'	'Run 2'	'Quarterfinals'	'Semifinals'	'Finals'	'Rank'
Dominique Maltais	1:33.03