The 2026 Winter Olympics haven’t been the best ever for Team Canada, but they have secured some wins so far in Italy.
In 2018, Canada won a total of 29 medals. However, in 2010, Canada set a Winter Olympics record by securing 14 gold medals. The previous record was 13 gold medals.
Here are all the gold medal winners for Canada, the events they are favorites to win, and their total medal count for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Golden Canadians: Every Event Canada Has Won a Gold Medal In
As of February 17th, 2026, Canada has won four gold medals. Here is every Canadian who has won a gold medal:
- Steven Dubois (Men’s 500M Short-Track Speed Skating)
- Isabelle Weidemann, Ivanie Blondin, & Valerie Maltais (Women’s Team Pursuit Speedskating)
- Megan Oldham (Women’s Freeski Big Air)
- Mikael Kingsbury (Men’s Dual Moguls)
Megan Oldham dethroned the reigning Olympic champion, Eileen Gu, with a 180.75 score. Oldham had finished first in the qualifiers before. This gold medal was her second medal of these Olympics, after securing the bronze medal in slopestyle.
Before Oldham, Mikael Kingsbury won Canada’s first gold medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Similar to Oldman, Kingsbury secured another medal before earning his gold. He finished the Men’s Moguls event with a silver medal.
Isabelle Weidemann, Ivanie Blondin, and Valerie Maltais defeated the Netherlands in the gold medal race, securing their second-consecutive Olympic gold medal in women’s team pursuit speedskating.
Steven Dubois secured Canada’s 14th medal of the 2026 Olympics by winning Gold in Men’s 500M short-track speed skating. Dubois won the event with a time of 40.835.
More Olympic Gold On the Way?
Of course, Canada is known for two winter sports that have yet to award medals. Curling and hockey are historically Canada-dominated sports.
In Women’s hockey, Canada will play against the USA for the gold medal. The gold medal game will be broadcast on February 19th, 2026.
For men’s hockey, Team Canada will play on February 18, 2026, against Czechia in the quarter-finals. They will need to defeat Czechia to advance to the semi-finals, where they will play the lowest remaining seed to secure a spot in the gold medal game.
The men’s and women’s curling round robin will conclude on February 19, 2026. Friday, February 20th, will feature the bronze medal game for men’s curling. Saturday, February 21st, 2026, will feature the men’s gold medal game and the women’s bronze medal game.
February 22nd is when the gold medal game for women’s curling is scheduled.
Team Canada’s Olympic Medal Count
Here is where things stand with the medals that Canada has accumulated at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Canada ranks 11th in gold medals and tied for ninth in overall medal count.
- Gold – 4
- Silver – 4
- Bronze – 6
- Total: 14
Here are the top 10 countries for total medals (sorted by number of gold medals won):
- Norway: 15 Gold, 8 Silver, 10 Bronze (33 total)
- Italy: 9 Gold, 5 Silver, 12 Bronze (26 total)
- USA: 7 Gold, 11 Silver, 6 Bronze (24 total)
- France: 6 Gold, 7 Silver, 4 Bronze (17 total)
- Netherlands: 6 Gold, 7 Silver, 2 Bronze (15 total)
- Sweden: 6 Gold, 6 Silver, 3 Bronze (15 total)
- Germany: 5 Gold, 8 Silver, 8 Bronze (21 total)
- Austria: 5 Gold, 8 Silver, 4 Bronze (17 total)
- Japan: 6 Gold, 6 Silver, 11 Bronze (22 total)
- Switzerland: 5 Gold, 4 Silver, 3 Bronze (12 total)
There are still a host of events that need to hand out medals. Luge, skeleton, and ski jumping are the only events that have awarded all their medals.
In addition to hockey and curling, snowboarding, speed skating, ski mountaineering, short-track speed skating, Nordic combined, freestyle skiing, cross-country skiing, biathlon, alpine skiing, and bobsleigh all have medal opportunities.
2026 Olympic Medal Count: How Many Gold Medals Has Canada Won?