winter Games
Milano Cortina 2026
Mar 6 — 15
Key Facts
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79
Medal events
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6
Winter Sports
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15
Medals won by Canadians
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1.63 million
Streams by Canadians
Canada’s Paralympic Team delivered a strong performance at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, bringing home 15 medals, three gold, four silver, and eight bronze, across all winter sports. The success extended beyond the podium, with 30 athletes earning medals and standout performances from multi-medallists like Natalie Wilkie and Kalle Eriksson and guide Sierra Smith. Off the field of play, Canadians showed unprecedented support, with 10 million viewers tuning in and streaming numbers more than tripling compared to Beijing 2022. Together, these results reflect both the strength of the team and the growing momentum of Paralympic sport in Canada.
Where It Begins
From hometowns across Canada to Milano Cortina 2026. Follow the journey of Canadian Para athletes as they prepare to compete on the world stage.
Greatness doesn't start in the spotlight. It begins in communities across Canada – in the places where coaches first see potential, where teammates become family, and where someone believes before anyone else does. Meet the athletes heading to Milano Cortina 2026 and discover the hometowns, the moments, and the people who helped them reach the Paralympic Games.
From coast to coast to coast, this is where Canadian Paralympic excellence begins.
Featured News
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CPC UpdatesGamesGeneralMedia ReleaseCanadian Paralympic Team wraps Milano Cortina 2026 with 15 medals
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CPC UpdatesGamesGeneralCanada earns Para ice hockey silver at Paralympic Winter Games
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CPC UpdatesMedia ReleaseCPC congratulates Tyler McGregor on election to IPC Athletes’ Council
March 15, 2026
