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Canada wins bronze medal in women’s freeski slopestyle
Megan Oldham secured bronze with a top score of 76.46 on her final run, earning Canada's second medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics after overcoming a crash.
- On February 9, 2026, Canada's women's hockey team plays Czechia after a 4-0 win over Switzerland on Saturday; Oldham and Urness compete at Livigno Snow Park today.
- After dominating the opener, Canada's women's hockey team outshot Switzerland 55-6 and scored on three of five power-play opportunities in Saturday's game.
- Oldham responded resiliently, recovering from a fall to win bronze with 76.46 points, while Naomi Urness finished seventh in her Olympic debut with 64.73 in the 12-woman final.
- As a result, Canada now has two medals after Megan Oldham's bronze and Valerie Maltais's 3,000 metres bronze, while figure skating features three Canadian ice-dance tandems in the rhythm event today.
- Coaches warn Canada must raise production against tougher opposition, as Czechia's physicality and eight players on PWHL rosters pose a stiffer test before their midweek showdown with the United States women's hockey team.
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Megan Oldham gets podium finish in freestyle slopestyle event
·Orillia, Canada
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Parry Sound skier wins Canada's second Olympic medal
It's the first Olympic medal win for the 24-year-old freestyle skier from Parry Sound, Ont.
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meadowlakeNOWOldham wins slopestyle bronze; Canadian women look for another win in hockey
MILAN — Freestyle skier Megan Oldham won Canada’s second medal of the Milan Cortina Olympics with a bronze in women’s slopestyle, while Canada’s women’s hockey team looked to pick up a second straight win later Monday. Oldham, from Parry Sound, Ont., entered the final run
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