Feb. 9, 2014: Canada has reached the podium once again on the first day of competition in Sochi. Justine Dufour-Lapointe becomes Canada’s first gold medallist, while her sister, Chloé Dufour-Lapointe captures silver in the Freestyle Skiing women’s moguls in Sochi. FULL STORY

Feb. 6, 2014: Canada has reached the podium on the first day of competition in Sochi. Today, the Regina-born snowboarder, Mark McMorris won Olympic bronze in the Slopestyle competition in Sochi. This is Canada’s first medal of the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games. FULL STORY

Feb. 6, 2014: Canada has reached the podium on the first day of competition in Sochi. Today, the Regina-born snowboarder, Mark McMorris won Olympic bronze in the Slopestyle competition in Sochi. This is Canada’s first medal of the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games. FULL STORY

Oct. 1, 2012: Today, the Canadian Olympic Committee issued the following statement on the passing of 1948 Olympic Figure Skating champion Barbara Ann Scott. The two-time world champion and Olympic champion passed away at the age of 84 with her husband Tom King by her side. FULL STORY

Aug. 13, 2012: The Canadian Olympic Committee released the following statement regarding the end of the London 2012 Olympic Games with last night’s Closing Ceremony. FULL STORY

Aug. 12, 2012: No offence to the rest of the Canadian Olympic team athletes but there was no way the Canadian Olympic Committee could select anyone but Christine Sinclair to carry the Maple Leaf in the closing ceremonies of London 2012. There was no decision to be made. FULL STORY

Aug. 12, 2012: As the London 2012 Olympic Games come to a close, soccer star Christine Sinclair has been named Canada’s flag bearer for the Closing Ceremony in London’s Olympic Stadium. This is a huge honour and I wish I could have my teammates right here with me,” said Sinclair. “We want the next generation of young girls to dream of being in the Olympics and getting a medal around their necks. FULL STORY

Aug. 11, 2012: Canada's four man crew of Gavin Smellie, Oluseyi Smith, Justyn Warner and Jared Connaughton, crossed the finish line as the surprise winners of the bronze medal in the 4x100 relay at London 2012. Unfortunately, they were later disqualified on a lane violation committed by Connaughton. FULL STORY

Aug. 11, 2012: Mark de Jonge added medal number 18 to Canada’s medal count for London 2012, taking bronze in the men’s K1 200m kayak event. Heading into these gamess, Canada were hoping for at least 18 medals and a spot inside the top twelve in the overall standings, which is exactly where they currently sit. FULL STORY

Aug. 10, 2012: Richard Weinberger put some splash in Canada’s medal count Friday with a bronze medal performance in the men’s 10,000m open water swim. Weinberger finished in 1:50:00.5 seconds in his Olympic debut, boosting Canada to a medal count of seventeen at London 2012 FULL STORY