Mikael Kingsbury wins gold in the men’s moguls finals at the Pheonix Snow Park at the 2018 Pyeonchang Winter Olympics in Bokwang in Pyeongchang in South Korea. February 12, 2018. (Steve Russell/Toronto Star/Getty Images) Toronto Star via Getty Images
Pyeonchang 2018: These are Canada’s medallists
On the slopes and on the ice, Canadians were quick out of the gate in Pyeongchang. Track all the winners here.
Canada’s medallists at the Pyeongchang Games are soaring through the air, reaching heights and pulling off maneuvers that make most Canadians feel dizzy. They’re also winning on ice, either tearing around a track or skating gracefully and with pinpoint precision. There are surely more to come, but these are the Canadian athletes who are on top of the world in South Korea.
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