2026 Skate Canada International: Schedule, Tickets, & Results

2026 Skate Canada International will take place October 30 to November 1, 2026, in Kelowna, British Columbia, at Prospera Place. As one of the premier events in the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating series, the 2026 Skate Canada will feature many of the world’s top skaters competing in men’s, women’s, pairs, and ice dance.

As the second stop on the 2026–27 Grand Prix circuit, the 2026 Skate Canada plays a key role in determining qualification for the Grand Prix Final. In addition, the competition regularly attracts elite international athletes, including Olympic competitors and world medalists, making it one of the most anticipated events of the season.

This page provides the full schedule, ticket information, entries, and results for the 2026 Skate Canada, along with travel tips and event details for fans attending in Kelowna.

Latest updates on 2026 Skate Canada

• April 27, 2026: ISU Official announcement
• April 21, 2026: All-event presale tickets can be purchased April 23–27 with general public sales to follow
• March 31, 2026: Event officially announced by Skate Canada

2026 Skate Canada details

• Dates: October 30 – November 1, 2026
• Location: Kelowna, BC, Canada
• Venue: Prospera Place
• All-event presale tickets can be purchased April 23–27 with general public sales to follow
• Official Site
• ISU Event Page

2026 Skate Canada schedule

While the specific session-by-session times for Skate Canada are typically released closer to the event in the fall, the event typically runs Friday through Sunday, with practices beginning earlier in the week. While the general competition window is confirmed, the exact timetable has not been released.

Note: Schedule is tentative and subject to change.

Tickets

All-event presale tickets can be purchased April 23–27 with general public sales to follow

Demand is expected to be strong due to the event’s location and proximity to other Grand Prix competitions.

View of the city of Kelowna and Okanagan Lake located in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada.

Fan and Travel Notes for Kelowna

Host City Overview

Set along the shores of Okanagan Lake, Kelowna offers one of the most scenic stops on the Grand Prix circuit. In particular, the city is known for its wineries, mild climate, and outdoor lifestyle, combining a relaxed vacation feel with the ability to host major international sporting events. As a result, visitors can expect a vibrant downtown, lakeside views, and easy access to nature in every direction.

Venue & Getting Around

The competition takes place at Prospera Place, a centrally located arena within walking distance of hotels, restaurants, and the waterfront. In addition, Kelowna is compact, and most key locations are reachable within about 20 minutes by car, making it one of the easiest Grand Prix cities to navigate. Public buses operate throughout the city via the Kelowna Regional Transit System; however, many visitors prefer taxis or rental cars for added flexibility.

Travel Tips

For most international fans, travel begins at Kelowna International Airport (YLW), which offers direct connections to major Canadian and U.S. cities. From there, the airport is just 15–20 minutes from downtown. Meanwhile, late October weather is typically cool and crisp, with temperatures ideal for layering. Although Kelowna has relatively mild conditions compared to much of Canada, evenings can be chilly—especially near the lake.

Where to Stay

For convenience, downtown Kelowna is the best base for fans, offering walkable access to the arena, restaurants, and lakefront. Additionally, areas near the waterfront or Bernard Avenue provide an ideal mix of convenience and atmosphere. While the city offers a wide range of accommodations—from hotels to vacation rentals—booking early is strongly recommended due to increased demand during major events.

Food & Sightseeing

Beyond the competition, Kelowna is located in the heart of the Okanagan Valley, one of Canada’s premier wine regions. Visitors can explore nearby vineyards, enjoy farm-to-table dining, or simply relax along the waterfront. At the same time, the area offers a variety of outdoor activities—from hiking and biking to lake excursions—as well as a growing food and craft beverage scene. For a quick outing, consider visiting Knox Mountain Park for panoramic views or strolling along the downtown marina and boardwalk.

Fan Experience

Finally, Kelowna has a strong track record of hosting international sporting events and welcoming visitors from around the world. As such, past events have drawn thousands of out-of-town fans, creating an energetic yet relaxed atmosphere. With its compact layout, scenic setting, and easy logistics, Skate Canada in Kelowna offers one of the most accessible and enjoyable travel experiences on the Grand Prix circuit.

Entries

A list of competitors for 2026 Skate Canada International will be made available as part of the ISU Grand Prix assignments.

Results

This section will be updated with a link to the starting orders and/or results when they become available.

Full 2026–27 ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Schedule

See also: Figure skating events calendar

Frequently Asked Questions

When is 2026 Skate Canada?

2026 Skate Canada will take place October 30 to November 1, 2026.

Where will 2026 Skate Canada be held?

The event will be held at Prospera Place in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

What is Skate Canada in figure skating?

Skate Canada is an international competition that is part of the ISU Grand Prix series.

When do tickets go on sale?

All-event presale tickets can be purchased April 23–27 with general public sales to follow

Who will compete at 2026 Skate Canada?

A list of competitors will be announced later as part of the Grand Prix assignments.

How can I watch 2026 Skate Canada?

Broadcast and streaming information will be available closer to the event.

Who won the 2025 Skate Canada?

Explore full results and winners from Skate Canada 2025 across all disciplines: