Skate Canada International

The Skate Canada International is an annual international figure skating competition held as part of the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating. It is organized by Skate Canada. Medals may be awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance.

Skate Canada International
Type:ISU Grand Prix
Location: Canada
Host:Skate Canada

The first Skate Canada International was held in 1973. The 1987 competition in Calgary was the test event for the 1988 Winter Olympic Games. It was incorporated into the Grand Prix Series in 1995.

Medalists

Men's singles
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1973 Calgary Toller Cranston Ron Shaver Minoru Sano [1]
1974 Kitchener Ron Shaver Minoru Sano Charles Tickner
1975 Edmonton Toller Cranston Ron Shaver Terry Kubicka
1976 Ottawa Ron Shaver Robin Cousins David Santee
1977 Moncton Robin Cousins Charles Tickner Scott Cramer
1978 Vancouver Fumio Igarashi Charles Tickner Brian Pockar
1980 Calgary Scott Hamilton Brian Pockar David Santee
1981 Ottawa Norbert Schramm Brian Orser Jozef Sabovčík
1982 Kitchener Brian Boitano Brian Orser Heiko Fischer
1983 Halifax Brian Orser Grzegorz Filipowski Masaru Ogawa
1984 Victoria Brian Orser Grzegorz Filipowski Masaru Ogawa
1985 London Jozef Sabovčík Scott Williams Grzegorz Filipowski
1986 Regina Vitali Egorov Christopher Bowman Grzegorz Filipowski
1987 Calgary Brian Orser Brian Boitano Viktor Petrenko
1988 Thunder Bay Kurt Browning Viktor Petrenko Angelo D'Agostino
1989 Cornwall Petr Barna Paul Wylie Daniel Weiss
1990 Lethbridge Kurt Browning Grzegorz Filipowski Mark Mitchell
1991 London Elvis Stojko Vasili Eremenko Paul Wylie
1992 Victoria Elvis Stojko Scott Davis Éric Millot
1993 Ottawa Kurt Browning Mark Mitchell Steven Cousins
1994 Red Deer Elvis Stojko Michael Shmerkin Sébastien Britten
1995 Saint John Alexei Urmanov Michael Shmerkin Éric Millot [2]
1996 Kitchener Elvis Stojko Ilia Kulik Scott Davis
1997 Halifax Elvis Stojko Ilia Kulik Michael Tyllesen
1998 Kamloops Evgeni Plushenko Elvis Stojko Szabolcs Vidrai [2][3]
1999 Saint John Alexei Yagudin Elvis Stojko Takeshi Honda [2][4]
2000 Mississauga Alexei Yagudin Todd Eldredge Matthew Savoie [2][5]
2001 Saskatoon Alexei Yagudin Elvis Stojko Todd Eldredge [2]
2002 Quebec City Takeshi Honda Emanuel Sandhu Stanislav Timchenko [6]
2003 Mississauga Evgeni Plushenko Jeffrey Buttle Takeshi Honda [7]
2004 Halifax Emanuel Sandhu Ben Ferreira Jeffrey Buttle [8]
2005 St. John's Emanuel Sandhu Jeffrey Buttle Nobunari Oda [9]
2006 Victoria Stéphane Lambiel Daisuke Takahashi Johnny Weir [10]
2007 Quebec City Brian Joubert Kevin van der Perren Jeffrey Buttle [11]
2008 Ottawa Patrick Chan Ryan Bradley Evan Lysacek [12]
2009 Kitchener Jeremy Abbott Daisuke Takahashi Alban Préaubert [13]
2010 Kingston Patrick Chan Nobunari Oda Adam Rippon [14]
2011 Mississauga Patrick Chan Javier Fernández Daisuke Takahashi [15]
2012 Windsor Javier Fernández Patrick Chan Nobunari Oda [16]
2013 Saint John Patrick Chan Yuzuru Hanyu Nobunari Oda [17]
2014 Kelowna Takahito Mura Javier Fernández Max Aaron [18]
2015 Lethbridge Patrick Chan Yuzuru Hanyu Daisuke Murakami [19]
2016 Mississauga Patrick Chan Yuzuru Hanyu Kevin Reynolds [20]
2017 Regina Shoma Uno Jason Brown Alexander Samarin [21]
2018 Laval Shoma Uno Keegan Messing Cha Jun-hwan [22]
2019 Kelowna Yuzuru Hanyu Nam Nguyen Keiji Tanaka [23]
2020 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [24]
2021 Vancouver Nathan Chen Jason Brown Evgeni Semenenko [25]
2022 Mississauga Shoma Uno Kao Miura Matteo Rizzo [26]
2023 Vancouver Sōta Yamamoto Kao Miura Matteo Rizzo [27]
2024 Halifax

Women's singles
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1973 Calgary Lynn Nightingale Barbara Terpenning Jean Scott [1]
1974 Kitchener Lynn Nightingale Anett Pötzsch Wendy Burge
1975 Edmonton Susanna Driano Kath Malmberg Emi Watanabe
1976 Ottawa Kim Alletson Karena Richardson Garnet Ostermeier
1977 Moncton Linda Fratianne Lisa-Marie Allen Heather Kemkaran
1978 Vancouver Lisa-Marie Allen Claudia Kristofics-Binder Kristiina Wegelius
1980 Calgary Elaine Zayak Tracey Wainman Claudia Kristofics-Binder
1981 Ottawa Tracey Wainman Rosalynn Sumners Kira Ivanova
1982 Kitchener Vikki De Vries Kristiina Wegelius Rosalynn Sumners
1983 Halifax Katarina Witt Kay Thomson Tiffany Chin
1984 Victoria Midori Ito Tiffany Chin Natalia Lebedeva
1985 London Caryn Kadavy Elizabeth Manley Patricia Neske
1986 Regina Elizabeth Manley Claudia Leistner Joanne Conway
1987 Calgary Debi Thomas Elizabeth Manley Joanne Conway
1988 Thunder Bay Natalia Lebedeva Jill Trenary Patricia Neske
1989 Cornwall Kristi Yamaguchi Simone Lang Natalia Lebedeva
1990 Lethbridge Josée Chouinard Lisa Sargeant Holly Cook
1991 London Surya Bonaly Marina Kielmann Karen Preston
1992 Victoria Maria Butyrskaya Alice Sue Claeys Josée Chouinard
1993 Ottawa Chen Lu Olga Markova Karen Preston
1994 Red Deer Krisztina Czakó Laetitia Hubert Jessica Mills
1995 Saint John Michelle Kwan Hanae Yokoya Josée Chouinard [2]
1996 Kitchener Irina Slutskaya Tara Lipinski Lucinda Ruh
1997 Halifax Michelle Kwan Maria Butyrskaya Surya Bonaly
1998 Kamloops Elena Liashenko Fumie Suguri Irina Slutskaya [2][3]
1999 Saint John Michelle Kwan Julia Soldatova Jennifer Robinson [2][4]
2000 Mississauga Irina Slutskaya Michelle Kwan Fumie Suguri [2][5]
2001 Saskatoon Sarah Hughes Irina Slutskaya Michelle Kwan [2]
2002 Quebec City Sasha Cohen Fumie Suguri Viktoria Volchkova [6]
2003 Mississauga Sasha Cohen Shizuka Arakawa Júlia Sebestyén [7]
2004 Halifax Cynthia Phaneuf Yoshie Onda Susanna Pöykiö [8]
2005 St. John's Alissa Czisny Joannie Rochette Yukari Nakano [9]
2006 Victoria Joannie Rochette Fumie Suguri Yuna Kim [10]
2007 Quebec City Mao Asada Yukari Nakano Joannie Rochette [11]
2008 Ottawa Joannie Rochette Fumie Suguri Alissa Czisny [12]
2009 Kitchener Joannie Rochette Alissa Czisny Laura Lepistö [13]
2010 Kingston Alissa Czisny Ksenia Makarova Amélie Lacoste [14]
2011 Mississauga Elizaveta Tuktamysheva Akiko Suzuki Ashley Wagner [15]
2012 Windsor Kaetlyn Osmond Akiko Suzuki Kanako Murakami [16]
2013 Saint John Yulia Lipnitskaya Akiko Suzuki Gracie Gold [17]
2014 Kelowna Anna Pogorilaya Ashley Wagner Satoko Miyahara [18]
2015 Lethbridge Ashley Wagner Elizaveta Tuktamysheva Yuka Nagai [19]
2016 Mississauga Evgenia Medvedeva Kaetlyn Osmond Satoko Miyahara [20]
2017 Regina Kaetlyn Osmond Maria Sotskova Ashley Wagner [21]
2018 Laval Elizaveta Tuktamysheva Mako Yamashita Evgenia Medvedeva [22]
2019 Kelowna Alexandra Trusova Rika Kihira You Young [23]
2020 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [24]
2021 Vancouver Kamila Valieva Elizaveta Tuktamysheva Alena Kostornaia [25]
2022 Mississauga Rinka Watanabe Starr Andrews You Young [26]
2023 Vancouver Kaori Sakamoto Kim Chae-yeon Rino Matsuike [27]
2024 Halifax

Pairs
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1984 Victoria
[1]
1985 London
1986 Regina
1987 Calgary
1988 Thunder Bay
1989 Cornwall
1990 Lethbridge
1991 London
1992 Victoria
1993 Ottawa
1994 Red Deer
1995 Saint John [2]
1996 Kitchener
1997 Halifax
1998 Kamloops [2][3]
1999 Saint John [2][4]
2000 Mississauga [2][5]
2001 Saskatoon [2]
2002 Quebec City [6]
2003 Mississauga [7]
2004 Halifax [8]
2005 St. John's [9]
2006 Victoria [10]
2007 Quebec City [11]
2008 Ottawa [12]
2009 Kitchener [13]
2010 Kingston [14]
2011 Mississauga [15]
2012 Windsor [16]
2013 Saint John [17]
2014 Kelowna [18]
2015 Lethbridge [19]
2016 Mississauga [20]
2017 Regina [21]
2018 Laval [22]
2019 Kelowna [23]
2020 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [24]
2021 Vancouver [25]
2022 Mississauga [26]
2023 Vancouver [27]
2024 Halifax

Ice dance
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1973 Calgary
  • Louise Soper
  • Barry Soper
 [1]
1974 Kitchener
1975 Edmonton
1976 Ottawa
1977 Moncton
1978 Vancouver
1980 Calgary
1981 Ottawa
1982 Kitchener
1983 Halifax
1984 Victoria
1985 London
1986 Regina
1987 Calgary
1988 Thunder Bay
1989 Cornwall
1990 Lethbridge
1991 London
1992 Victoria
1993 Ottawa
1994 Red Deer
1995 Saint John [2]
1996 Kitchener
1997 Halifax
1998 Kamloops [2][3]
1999 Saint John [2][4]
2000 Mississauga [2][5]
2001 Saskatoon [2]
2002 Quebec City [6]
2003 Mississauga [7]
2004 Halifax [8]
2005 St. John's [9]
2006 Victoria [10]
2007 Quebec City [11]
2008 Ottawa [12]
2009 Kitchener [13]
2010 Kingston [14]
2011 Mississauga [15]
2012 Windsor [16]
2013 Saint John [17]
2014 Kelowna [18]
2015 Lethbridge [19]
2016 Mississauga [20]
2017 Regina [21]
2018 Laval [22]
2019 Kelowna [23]
2020 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [24]
2021 Vancouver [25]
2022 Mississauga [26]
2023 Vancouver [27]
2024 Halifax

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