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.
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.