By the Numbers: Team Canada’s success at Milano Cortina 2026

At Olympic.ca, we love some fun facts, especially when they’re celebrating the impressive achievements of Team Canada athletes.

Without further ado, a quick look at Team Canada’s success at Milano Cortina 2026 by the numbers.

1260 – Degrees of rotation Megan Oldham landed twice to win Olympic gold in women’s ski big air

75 – Team Canada athletes who are heading home with Olympic medals

62 – Top 8 finishes by Team Canada at Milano Cortina 2026

38 – Top 5 finishes by Team Canada at Milano Cortina 2026

28 – Years since a Canadian won an Olympic medal in the men’s 500m in long track speed skating before Laurent Dubreuil won bronze

20 – Career Olympic goals scored by Marie-Philip Poulin, the most ever in women’s hockey

16 – Years since a Canadian won gold in the men’s 500m in short track speed skating before Steven Dubois’ victory

13 – Points scored by Connor McDavid in Milan, the most in a single Olympic tournament with NHL players

12 – Years since a Canadian won an Olympic medal in men’s ski halfpipe before Brendan Mackay’s bronze

8 – Team Canada athletes who were multi medallists at Milano Cortina 2026

6 – Career Olympic medals for short track speed skater Kim Boutin, who won two at Milano Cortina 2026 to tie her as Canada’s most decorated Winter Olympian

5 – Career Olympic medals for Mikaël Kingsbury, the most ever by a male freestyle skier

5 – Straight must-win games won by Team Homan to get into the women’s curling semifinals en route to bronze

4 – Medals won by Courtney Sarault at Milano Cortina 2026, the second most ever by a Canadian at one Olympic Winter Games

4 – Minutes of magical skating by Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier in their free dance to win bronze

3 – Career Olympic medals won by Marc Kennedy, the most by a Canadian curler

2 – Career Olympic gold medals won by Brad Jacobs, the first male curling skip to do so

2 – Consecutive team pursuit gold medals won by Ivanie Blondin, Valérie Maltais, and Isabelle Weidemann