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How this figure skating season will 'set the stage' for Canada's next Olympic generation

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How this figure skating season will 'set the stage' for Canada's next Olympic generation

Canada has won just one Olympic figure-skating medal since 2018, a 2026 bronze from ice-dance duo Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier, who are taking the year away from competition.

In charge of shepherding that next wave of talent to the Olympic podium is CEO Therese Brisson, who took over the role in July after spending six years in the same position at Alpine Canada.

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