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Barrie Shepley was Canada’s head coach at the 2000 Olympic Games and was the race commentator at the 1992 World Triathlon Championships. He has just finished a book called Chasing Greatness where the Muskoka World Triathlon Championships and dozens of inspiring stories about Canadians are in his book. Barrie will be donating a portion of the book sales to help the next generation of Triathlon Canada athletes. You can purchase the book at www.chasinggreatness.ca Anyone who purchases a book by Sept 12, will be eligible for draw prizes.

MACEIO, Brazil–Canada’s Kamille Larocque came up just short in her charge to the podium, finishing fourth at the World University Triathlon Championships in Maceio, Brazil on Friday. Larocque, a second-year business student from Gatineau, Québec, was steady throughout...

Barrie Shepley was Canada’s head coach at the 2000 Olympic Games and was the race commentator at the 1992 World Triathlon Championships. He has just finished a book called Chasing Greatness where the Muskoka World Triathlon Championships and dozens of inspiring stories about Canadians are in his book. For the next 2 weeks Barrie will be donating a portion of the book sales to help the next generation of Triathlon Canada athletes. You can purchase the book at www.chasinggreatness.ca Anyone who purchases a book by Sept 12, will be eligible for draw prizes.

Kamille Larocque and Léo Roy of Université Laval will lead Team Canada into the 2022 World University Triathlon Championships held in Maceio, Brazil from September 9-10.

Barrie Shepley was Canada’s head coach at the 2000 Olympic Games and was the race commentator at the 1992 World Triathlon Championships. He has just finished a book called Chasing Greatness where the Muskoka World Triathlon Championships and dozens of inspiring stories about Canadians are in his book. For the next two weeks Barrie will be donating a portion of the book sales to help the next generation of Triathlon Canada athletes. You can purchase the book at www.chasinggreatness.ca Anyone who purchases a book by Sept 12th, will be eligible for draw prizes.

BERGEN, Nor.— Canada’s Amelie Kretz scrapped her way into eighth spot in a spirited return to World Cup triathlon racing on Sunday in Bergen, Norway. Making her first World Cup start since competing in her second Olympic Summer Games last summer in Tokyo, the...

Team Quebec runs to the silver, Ontario’s Tristen Jones becomes most accomplished Canada Summer Games triathlete with bronze

Mathis Beaulieu and Colette Reimer won back-to-back golds in the individual triathlon events at the 2022 Canada Summer Games on Thursday in Welland, Ont.

WELLAND, Ont.—A blast of rain and heavy winds from Mother Nature could not derail Quebec’s Mathis Beaulieu and British Columbia’s Colette Reimer from their quest for gold at the 2022 Canada Summer Games in Welland, Ont. on Monday. Both competing in their first...

Stefan Daniel sprints to gold, Jessica Tuomela and Emma Skaug claim bronze

Canada’s Mixed Relay Squad Teams Up for Sixth Place

BIRMINGHAM, UK —Two Quebec-based athletes, Emy Legault and Charles Paquet, shared 10th place finishes to lead a six-pack of Canadians in the individual triathlon races at the 2022 Commonwealth Games on Friday in Birmingham, UK. Legault, of Ile Perrot, Que. added to a...

TABOR, Cze—Canada’s Mathis Beaulieu is having quite a run in July. One week removed from winning his first major international triathlon race on one of the greatest stages in the sport in Tiszaujvaros, Hungary, the 18-year-old pulled away from the field in Tabor,...

Edmonton, Alberta: Ashleigh Gentle wins the inaugural PTO Tour event with a stunning victory in Edmonton at the $1 million PTO Canadian Open. “I just had the most amazing day today. It hasn’t been the easiest two or three years and I’m just grateful for all of the...

Martin Sobey wins silver medal, Pavlos Antoniades claims bronze

TISZAUJVAROS, HUN—Canada’s Mathis Beaulieu celebrated his 18th birthday this week by winning his first major international triathlon race on one of the greatest stages in the sport on Sunday.

Mathis Beaulieu and Noémie Beaulieu were crowned King and Queen of Canadian Triathlon on Saturday.

HAMBURG, GER—Emy Legault continued her dream season with a career-best 10th-place finish at the World Triathlon Championship Series race on the iconic course in Hamburg, Germany on Saturday.

MONTREAL – Stefan Daniel looked behind him as he approached the finish, saw no one in sight and cranked a few arm pumps as he collected his second consecutive victory on the World Triathlon Para Series circuit on Friday. Daniel’s win launched a three-medal day for...

Determined Canucks focused on bringing medal-winning performances to Birmingham, July 29, Jessica Tuomela will be first Canadian to compete in Paratriathlon at Commonwealth Games

Young Canucks fifth in U23/Junior Mixed Relay

Mathis Beaulieu finishes as top Canadian in junior men’s category, sprinting to seventh

Five Canucks ready to battle for world title in elite sprint competition

Paratriathletes celebrate double medal day in A Coruna, Stefan Daniel wins gold and Kamylle Frenette bronze

HUATULCO, Mex.—Canada’s Emy Legault may have shocked the field, but not herself, after running to her first career World Triathlon Cup podium on Saturday evening in Huatulco, Mexico. The 26-year-old Quebecer rocketed to the silver medal with a time of 1:00:14 in a...

Four-race development series provides high-quality domestic race opportunities, preparing young Canadian athletes for elite international competition

Emy Legault places 21st, Martin Sobey 22nd in Olympic distance races

Two international events at home, Canadian Championships in Gatineau highlight return to racing across Canada

Paralympic and Olympic veterans lead program on road to Paris 2024