Canada looks to hit the 25-medal mark for a fifth Winter Olympics in a row at Milano Cortina 2026.
The national record of 29 medals was set in 2018 in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Canada has sent 207 athletes to this year’s competition.
Follow along here for Canada’s medal total, along with recaps of all the podium performances.
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Medal |
Number |
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Gold |
0 |
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Silver |
3 |
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Bronze |
3 |
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Total |
6 |
Day 6, Feb. 12
Eliot Grondin (silver, men’s snowboard cross)
Grondin came three one-hundredths of a second away from winning gold in a nail-biting final, but instead takes his second straight Olympic silver medal behind Austria’s Alessandro Haemmerle.
Mikael Kingsbury (silver, men’s moguls)
Kingsbury couldn’t have come any closer to Canada’s first gold at the Olympics. He finished with the same score as Cooper Woods, but the Australian got gold by virtue of a better turns score.
Day 5, Feb. 11
Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier (bronze, ice dance)
Gilles and Poirier won their first medal in their third Olympics with an emotional performance in the free skate final. It is Canada’s first ice-dance medal since Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir won gold in 2018.
Day 4, Feb. 10
Canadian short-track speedskating team (silver, mixed relay)
William Dandjinou, Felix Roussel, Courtney Sarault and Kim Boutin climbed from fourth to second during the course of the four-team final. Earlier, Sarault did an outstanding job avoiding a collision in the semifinal.
Day 3, Feb. 9
Megan Oldham (bronze, women’s freeski slopestyle)
After winning three medals in this event at the world championship, Oldham reached the Olympic podium. Oldham finished fourth in big air at the 2022 Olympics before taking one step up in another event at Milano Cortina 2026.
Day 1, Feb. 7
Valérie Maltais (bronze, women’s 3,000m speedskating)
Competing in her fifth Olympics, Maltais earned her third career medal to put Canada on the podium for the first time at Milano Cortina 2026. She started her career in short track before going to long track in 2022.