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  • 1999 CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

    January 27 - 31, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

    Snapshots of sorrow

    By DON WILCOX -- Ottawa Sun
      A week of figure skating is about moments.
     It is about highs and lows, ecstasy and agony.
     The snapshots from this Canadians?  
  • Elvis Stojko, skating last on Friday night and, afterwards, soaking up the love of 9,100 adoring fans. A wizard who still weaves his magic.
  • Feb. 1: Full story
  • Jan. 31: Nationals medal winners

    Duo ready to take on worlds

    By ROB BRODIE -- Ottawa Sun
      Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz will tell you, quite frankly, they're flattered by the comparison. Honoured to be in the same company.
     "They've always been Canadian idols," said Kraatz of ice dance legends Tracy Wilson and Rob McCall, who high-stepped their way to an unprecedented seven-straight national titles in the 1980s.
  • Feb. 1: Full story

    Silver lining sweet as ever

    By ROB BRODIE -- Ottawa Sun
      It was over in a flash, a freakish slip that made the final act of this drama a mere formality.
     But don't try to tell Chantal Lefebvre and Michel Brunet their final performance of the Canadian Figure Skating Championships was a ho-hum thing. After all, standing ovations don't happen every day.
  • Feb. 1: Full story

    Champions of future

    By MELANIE CAMPBELL -- Ottawa Sun
      The champions-in-waiting of Canadian figure skating certainly delivered the goods this week.
     The juniors and novices showcased some outstanding talent at this year's Canadian Figure Skating Championships, and demonstrated they are ready to push the limits to compete with the rest of the world's up-and-comers.
  • Feb. 1: Full story

    Bourne and Kraatz win seventh title

    By NEIL STEVENS -- Canadian Press
     OTTAWA -- Young people dig it and the rest of us are still trying to figure out what it is.
     Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz won a seventh consecutive Canadian ice dance title Sunday with a non-stop free dance to synthesized music titled Meet Her at the Love Parade.
  • Jan. 31: Full story

    More Canadian Championships Headlines

  • Jan. 31: Coach: Stojko has more to accomplish
  • Jan. 31: Elvis, wizard of whirl
  • Jan. 31: Local junior Andreev skates to win
  • Jan. 31: 'I'll be back,' vows Derochie
  • Jan. 31: Former queen back on top
  • Jan. 31: Perfect program music to skaters' ears
  • Jan. 31: Duo double their fun
  • Jan. 30: Stojko wins men's title
  • Jan. 30: Elvis breaking the ice
  • Jan. 30: Sargeant and Wirtz win second straight pairs title
  • Jan. 30: Standing 'O' for two
  • Jan. 30: Canada's skaters sizzle
  • Jan. 30: Peers matter of Pride
  • Jan. 30: Champions battle for ladies' crown
  • Jan. 30: Gatineau junior jumps to top 5

    Archive of Canadian Championships Headlines



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