Milan-Cortina, Italy – As the 2026 Olympic Winter Games move into their final stages, Canada is poised to add to its medal count today, with opportunities across several disciplines. Currently 10th in the medal standings, the Canadian team is looking to capitalize on key events, particularly in women’s hockey and curling. The day promises thrilling competition, culminating in a highly anticipated gold medal match.
The focus today is sharply on the women’s hockey final, where Canada, the defending Olympic champions, will face a formidable opponent in the United States. Beyond the ice, curling continues with the conclusion of the round robin and the start of the playoffs, while the Games also see the debut of ski-alpinism. Several other events, including speed skating and combined nordic events, will also contribute to a busy day of competition.
Canada’s Curling Teams Advance in Milan-Cortina
The Canadian curling teams are making strong showings at the Olympic Winter Games. Brad Jacobs’ team has already secured a spot in the playoff rounds, finishing the round robin with a 6-2 record and guaranteeing a second-place finish. They will face Norway in their final round robin match. Norway and Italy are currently tied for fourth place, meaning the Canadians will know their playoff opponents after today’s morning matches.
