Two Seasons, One Reason Cycling Canada and Nordiq Canada Partner to Get More Canadians Active

Two Seasons, One Reason Cycling Canada and Nordiq Canada Partner to Get More Canadians Active

For the complete Nordiq/Cycling Canada sponsorship proposal, visit: https://nordiqcanada.ca/ride-and-glide/   [Calgary, Alta/Ottawa, Ont] — Nordiq Canada and Cycling Canada are joining forces to secure new partnerships that will support athletes and programs across the nation. It’s a bold initiative that highlights both organizations’ commitment to innovative solutions for funding. “By joining forces, we can offer partners year-round exposure through a...
Canada’s Para Nordic Team Announced for the 2024 Para Biathlon World Championships in Prince George B.C.

Canada’s Para Nordic Team Announced for the 2024 Para Biathlon World Championships in Prince George B.C.

Canmore, Alta: Five of Canada’s best Para biathletes will represent Canada on home snow March 6-10 in Prince George, B.C. The team, including multi-Paralympic medallists Natalie Wilkie, Mark Arendz, Brittany Hudak and Collin Cameron, will head to the Championships with world titles in their sights.   Full Team, Para Biathlon World Championships: Mark Arendz – Hartsville, P.E.I. Brittany Hudak – Prince Albert, Sask. Derek Zaplotinsky – Smoky Lake, Alta....
Canada Takes Second Gold at U23 Nordic World Ski Championships

Canada Takes Second Gold at U23 Nordic World Ski Championships

Canada wins its first mixed team relay at the FIS Nordic U23 World Ski Championships, adding a second gold to its medal count    Planica, SLO— It’s raining gold for Canadian cross-country skiers who finished the 2024 FIS Nordic U23 World Ski Championships with a gold medal victory in the mixed team relay. Under heavy rain, Canada’s Derek Deuling (Whitehorse, YT.), Jasmine Drolet (Rossland, B.C.), Max Hollman (Thunder Bay, Ont.) and Liliane Gagnon (Quebec...
Canada’s Para-Nordic Ski Team brings home 14 World Cup medals, picking up where they left off last season

Canada’s Para-Nordic Ski Team brings home 14 World Cup medals, picking up where they left off last season

Martell, Ital—Kicking off a condensed World Cup season, Canada’s National Para-Nordic Ski Team raced in World Cup races at two new venues in Italy’s south Tyrol region – Toblach-Dobbiaco, host of a stage of the FIS Tour de ski; and Martell, a regular stop on the IBU Cup series. After a two-year hiatus from classic racing, veteran Mark Arendz (Hartsville, PEI) kicked things off winning Gold in the 10 km classic race. In a dominant performance, Arendz bested the...