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Skate Canada Names Pascal Denis High-Performance Director, Replacing Slipchuk

Slipchuk will stay through the 2026-2027 season as Denis brings 27 years of coaching experience and five world titles with Les Suprêmes.

  • Skate Canada announced Friday that Pascal Denis will become the new High-Performance Director, effective Nov. 16, 2026, as Skate Canada International begins in Kelowna.
  • Denis replaces Mike Slipchuk, who served as High-Performance Director for 20 years, marking a significant leadership transition for the organization.
  • A former competitive ice dancer, Denis brings more than 27 years of coaching experience and previously worked with the Ice Academy in Montreal, coaching Les Supremes to five world titles.
  • Slipchuk will remain with Skate Canada for the remainder of the 2026-2027 competitive season to support the leadership transition and ensure continuity across key high-performance initiatives.
  • To prepare for the 2030 and 2034 Winter Olympics, Denis will lead the development of the next generation of Canadian figure skaters.
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Skate Canada appoints Pascal Denis to the position of Director of High Performance, replacing Mike Slipchuk, who has been in this position for 20 years.

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Skate Canada names Pascal Denis high-performance director, replacing Slipchuk

OTTAWA - Skate Canada has named Pascal Denis its new high-performance director, replacing Mike Slipchuk, who has held the position for 20 years, the organization announced Friday.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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