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The Battle of the Brians: America's Brian Boitano inches out Canada's Brian Orser in the men's figure skating final at the Calgary Games. - Television, 4:08
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Feb. 22, 1988
Brian Boitano and Brian Orser fight for Olympic gold
Television
4:08
A shy speed skater powerfully glides into the record books. - Radio, 6:59
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March 11, 1984
1984 Sarajevo: Gaétan Boucher
Radio
6:59
Sport and spirituality are intimately linked for the gold speed skater. - Television, 15:24
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March 18, 2001
1998 Nagano and 2002 Salt Lake City: Catriona LeMay Doan
Television
15:24
Speed skater Annie Perreault puts her best skate forward. - Television, 2:18
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Feb. 18, 1998
1998 Nagano: Annie Perreault
Television
2:18
Rex Murphy weighs in on "skategate." - Television, 3:01
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Feb. 12, 2002
2002 Rex Murphy: Salé and Pelletier
Television
3:01
Skating sweethearts Jamie Salé and David Pelletier prepare to take Salt Lake City by storm. - Television, 6:29
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May 6, 2001
2002 Salt Lake City: Salé and Pelletier
Television
6:29
Canada's short-track speed-skaters prepare to anchor Canada's medal haul. - Television, 4:54
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Feb. 8, 2002
2002 Salt Lake City: Short-track speed skaters
Television
4:54
Figure skating champ and 1948 Olympian Barbara Ann Scott is profiled in 1964. - Television, 11:06
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Jan. 2, 1964
Barbara Ann Scott: Canada's Sweetheart
Television
11:06
At the highest level, figure skating blends athleticism, power and strength with artistry, grace and pageantry. Canadians have shone along with the world's finest. CBC was there as Barbara Ann Scott pierced Canada's post-war gloom with her 1948 Olympic gold and her sweet smile, and again for the "Battle of the Brians" (Boitano and Orser). It captured Elizabeth Manley's unexpected silver in Calgary in 1988, and the judging scandal that swirled around the performance of Salé and Pelletier in Salt Lake City in 2002. CBC Digital Archives looks back over decades of gravity-defying throws, complex footwork, colourful costumes and complicated scoring systems.
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Topic spans: 1948-2008
Canada's Figure Skating Greats
Topic
9 television clips
4 radio clips
Figure skater Barbara Ann Scott spins and jumps her way into the hearts of Canadians. - Radio, 3:42
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Feb. 6, 1948
'Canada's Sweetheart' captures gold - St. Moritz, 1948
Radio
3:42
Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul win gold. - Television, 6:02
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Feb. 19, 1960
Canadian figure skaters precisely perfect - Squaw Valley, 1960
Television
6:02
Olympic medallist Clara Hughes swaps pedals for skates and prepares for another Olympics in 2002. - Television, 4:32
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Jan. 13, 2002
Clara Hughes' passion for the fast ice
Television
4:32
The Ottawa figure skater comes from behind to place second. - Television, 5:03
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Feb. 29, 1988
Elizabeth Manley's unexpected silver
Television
5:03
Facing his last chance for gold at the Olympics in 2002, Elvis Stojko is meticulously preparing for his one remaining goal as a figure skater. - Television, 7:32
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Feb. 6, 2002
Elvis Stojko, ever optimistic
Television
7:32
Under the guidance of two veteran coaches, a young Canadian competitor climbs through the ranks of international skating in 2008. - Television, 3:13
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March 20, 2008
Figure skater Patrick Chan on his way up
Television
3:13
Speedskating has come a long way since its roots over 1,000 years ago in Scandinavia and the Netherlands, when people laced animal bones to their footwear and glided across frozen waterways. Long metal blades, indoor frozen ovals, and very fast gliders have transformed the sport. Few Canadians have become legends of speedskating but among them are ferocious competitors named Boucher, Le May Doan, Klassen and Hughes. CBC Digital Archives takes a look back at the masters of the frozen surface.
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Topic spans: 2009
Flying on Ice: Canada's Speedskating Greats
Topic
7 television clips
2 radio clips
The 16-year-old from Edmonton is thrilled to win bronze in her first international competition in 2005. - Television, 2:29
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Jan. 13, 2005
Jessica Gregg, speedskater
Television
2:29
After winning Canada's top women's figure skating honour in 2005, Quebec's Rochette describes the experience to CBC's Bernard St. Laurent. - Radio, 9:42
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Jan. 28, 2005
Joannie Rochette becomes Canadian skating champ
Radio
9:42
Young skating star Kurt Browning tells the <em>The Inside Track</em> he's ready to win. - Radio, 8:51
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March 11, 1989
King of the quad
Radio
8:51
A post-Olympic year in 2006-07 is a great opportunity for the Ottawa native to try out a new event: the 1,000 metre. - Radio, 7:03
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Nov. 15, 2006
Kristina Groves, speedskater
Radio
7:03
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