Christine Nesbitt
Canadians to watch in Sochi
These medal hopefuls are gunning to be the best in the world
Canadians to watch at the Olympics: Christine Nesbitt
The speedskater won gold in Vancouver. She hopes to do even better in Sochi.
Good news, bad news: Jan. 23-Feb. 3, 2011
Calgary speed skater Christine Nesbitt sets new women’s world record, while Syria’s civil war continues to cause carnage
The Greatest one
Clara Hughes is the only person to win multiple medals at both the Summer and Winter Olympics. But, for Canada’s role-model athlete, it’s not about gold, silver or bronze.
We were best when it counted
The Vancouver Games started as a ‘crazy’ dream and ended up a wondrous spectacle that transfixed and, just maybe, transformed a nation
Speed Demons
Canada’s women speed skaters demand perfection. Even winning medals wasn’t quite enough.
A Silver Lining on a Bad Weekend
Kristina Groves places second in the 1500m, turning the page on a disappointing weekend for Canada
Christine Nesbitt: Canada’s self-critical sweetheart
Gold is great, but to her, it wasn’t perfect
Stephen Colbert: Fair-weather friend?
U.S. Speed skating’s patron was AWOL for Canada’s big day.
Canada’s Olympians No. 2: Christine Nesbitt
No time for patience
Vancouver 2010: Maclean’s predicts the winners
A look at 50 Canadian Olympians with podium potential