2027 Canadian National Skating Championships

The 2027 Canadian National Figure Skating Championships will take place January 12–17, 2027, at the Paramount Fine Foods Centre in Mississauga, Ontario. Approximately 250 skaters in the Singles (women and men), Pair and Ice Dance disciplines will compete at the senior and junior levels.

This event will bring together the country’s top figure skaters to compete for national titles and international assignments. As Canada’s premier domestic figure skating event, the championships play a crucial role in determining teams for major ISU competitions, including the Four Continents Championships, World Junior Championships, World Figure Skating Championships, and other international events during the 2026–27 season.

The competition features athletes in men’s singles, women’s singles, pairs, and ice dance at both the senior and junior levels. In addition to crowning national champions, the event provides an opportunity for emerging skaters to showcase their talent alongside Canada’s established stars.

Hosted by Skate Canada, the championships have a long history dating back to 1914 and have served as a launching pad for many of the nation’s most successful figure skaters. Fans can expect six days of competition featuring short programs, rhythm dances, free skates, and free dances as athletes compete for medals and international assignments.

2027 Canadian National Skating Championships Details

• Dates: January 12–17, 2027
• Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
• Venue: Paramount Fine Foods Centre
• Disciplines: Men, Women, Pairs, Ice Dance (Junior and Senior)
• Official Site
• Announcement
• Forum Competition Threads

Eligibility

Skaters must meet Skate Canada eligibility requirements to compete at the Canadian National Skating Championships. Athletes qualify through Skate Canada’s qualification pathway or other criteria established by the national governing body. Competition is held in men’s singles, women’s singles, pairs, and ice dance at both the junior and senior levels.

• Skaters must be eligible members of Skate Canada
• Competitors must meet age requirements for their respective categories
• Entries are determined through Skate Canada’s qualification system
• Athletes compete for national titles and selection to international teams