Awards Presentations

BMO Possibility Awards More...
HomeSense Personal Best Awards More...

Parade of Champions

View the photos. More...

Vancouver to host the 2008 BMO Canadian Championships

The event will be held Jan. 16-20, 2008 at the Pacific National Exhibition. More...

Closing Day

Hall of Fame inductions and more. More...

Exciting Finish Brings Championships to a Close

World silver medallists Marie-France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon wove their magic on ice on Sunday. More...

Fun photos

Evening social
Hats, boas, babies and a bear
CanSkaters and autographs

Buttle Makes It Three in a Row

In a hard-fought men's final, Jeff Buttle made it three Canadian titles in a row with a determined, if not flawless, performance. More...

Dube, Davison Surprise Themselves

On Saturday, Dube and Davison parleyed that confidence into gold at the BMO Canadian Championships. More...

Strange, Good Things Happen in OD

The judges did something very strange in scoring the original dance competition on Saturday and, to their credit, it was a good thing. More...

Skaters, fans, volunteers and a bear = FUN

Photos of the fun at Halifax Metro Centre. More...

Rochette, Leung Headed to Tokyo

Joannie Rochette and Mira Leung are headed to the ISU World Championships in March in Tokyo. More...

Boys from Barrie the Best

Friday was a good day for the boys from Barrie. More...

Pairs Full of Surprises

Jessica Dube and Bryce Davison were the surprise first round leaders on Thursday night. More...

Three-Way Battle Brewing For Bronze

A three-way battle is shaping up for the third ice-dance berth available for the 2007 ISU World Championships in Tokyo in March. More...

Bears and Press Conferences

You just never know what might happen at an event. More...

This, that and the other

There are a 1000 stories being told in and around the Metro Centre this week. These are just a few of them. More...

Reception opens Championships

The 2007 BMO Canadian Championships got underway last night in Halifax with an opening reception. More...

Phaneuf Celebrates 19th Birthday with Nationals Comeback

All eyes were on Cynthia Phaneuf on Tuesday as Canada's 2004 women's champion made her return to competition. More...

VOTE FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE ON TSN.CA
TSN to stream top senior performances during the BMO Canadian Championships.

The skating performances of the original dance winners, short program winners and free skate winners will be streamed on TSN broadband. By the end of the dance event on Sunday you will be able to view all eight performances with the click of the button.

TSN invites all viewers to vote for their favourite performance by visiting their website at tsn.ca. The winners will be announced during the broadcast of the Parade of Champions on Saturday January 27th (check your local listing for broadcast times in your area).

A new look for the 2007 BMO Canadian Championships

BMO Canadian Championships has a new logo with new warmer colors, and a new simpler design. More...

Congratulations to C 100 Radio and BMO in-branch winners

Kelly James and Denise Cormier are the lucky winners of grand prizes. More...

CTV increases coverage of 2007 BMO Canadian Championships

Skating fans will be happy to learn that there will be an extra hour of television coverage for this year’s national figure skating championships. CTV has added an hour of 2007 BMO Canadian Championships coverage on Saturday, January 20, from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm in all time zones, in addition to the two live hours scheduled on Saturday night.

Click here for the detailed event and television schedule.

2006 Canadian Idol contestant Chad Doucette to sing at the 2007 BMO Canadian Championships

Chad Doucette from Nova Scotia, who placed fourth in the 2006 Canadian Idol competition, will perform the Canadian national anthem. More...

Flag bearers selected

Skaters from across the country will be taking part at the opening greetings. More...

Two new inductions into Skate Canada's Hall of Fame: a highlight at the 2007 national championships

Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz, and choreographer Bernard Ford will be inducted. More...

2006 top 12 skaters to skip 2007 qualifying round

Following the cancellation of the Qualifying Free Skating round at all ISU Championships, Skate Canada has modified the rules regarding who must skate in the qualifying round at the BMO Financial Group Canadian Championships.

Skaters who were ranked in the top 12 in last year’s Canadian Championships will proceed directly to the short program. Only skaters who were ranked 13th and lower at the 2006 BMO Financial Group Canadian Championships will be required to skate the 2007 qualifying round.

Entries exempted from the 2007 BMO Financial Group Canadian Championships Qualifying Round are:

women: Joannie Rochette, Mira Leung, Lesley Hawker, Meagan Duhamel, Amélie Lacoste, Tanika Gibbons, Erin Scherrer, Jessica Dubé, Kristen Walker, Signe Ronka, Myriane Samson, Ashton Tessier
men: Jeff Buttle, Emanuel Sandhu, Shawn Sawyer, Christopher Mabee, Nicholas Young, Marc-André Craig, Patrick Chan, Ben Ferreira, Kevin Reynolds. Keegan Murphy, Ken Rose, and Hugh Yik