CANMORE, AB – The Alberta World Cup Society (AWCS) is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of the FIS Site Visit for the upcoming FIS Para Cross-Country World Cup, scheduled to take place in Canmore December 4,6,7. FIS officials concluded their comprehensive review with positive feedback, affirming the readiness of the Alberta World Cup Society to host this significant international event at the Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park. This site visit was...
Canmore, Alta. (June 26, 2025) – Nordiq Canada is excited to unveil next season’s domestic race calendar, highlighted by the 2026 Olympic Winter Games Trials in Prince George, B.C. Six local organizing committees will welcome thousands of Canada’s top cross-country skiers as they vie for the opportunity to represent Canada at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games, compete on the international stage, and contend for national titles. The Nordiq Cup, the premier level of...
Canmore, Mar 17, 2025 – Nordiq Canada is excited to announce world-renowned Canadian artist Mad Dog Jones (Michah Dowbak) will design the official field of play uniform for Canada’s cross-country ski and Para nordic teams at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Recognized as the most sought-after Canadian artist, Mad Dog Jones is adding Nordiq Canada to the list of global brands and high-profile athletes, including Formula 1 champion Lewis...
Two-time Olympic medallist to lean on business development, leadership and high-performance experience to build a financially stable system that athletes can trust. CANMORE, Alta.—Beckie Scott is back at the helm of Canadian cross-country skiing. After an extensive national search led by the hiring committee composed of Division leaders and sport partners, Nordiq Canada tapped one of Canada’s most influential Olympians and successful leaders in their...
SCHILPARIO, Italy – February 7, 2025 – Team Canada is having an unprecedented championships with four consecutive podium finishes. For the second time this week, Quebec City’s Liliane Gagnon claimed bronze, this time in the U23 women’s 10-kilometre interval start free. Gagnon finished in a time of 33:13, behind Germany’s Helen Hoffmann (32:35) and Australia’s Rosie Fordham (33:02). “I wasn’t expecting this successful of a championships—and it’s not over yet,”...
