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Buttle Bounces Back

Things were looking bad for Jeff Buttle in late 2006. Many thought the Canadian figure skater had...
Buttle leads men in Sweden

For the first time since the 1977 World Championships in Tokyo, the men’s event was held last....
Buttle takes World title with points to spare

The 2008 ISU World Figure Skating Championships concluded with the Men’s Long Program. Overnight leader Jeffrey Buttle,...
Buttle leads Canadian men in Vancouver

Jeffrey Buttle (NO) led the men in the short program, followed by Patrick Chan (CO) and Christopher...
Buttle leads men in Colorado Springs

Canada’s Jeffrey Buttle made a glorious return to the international scene by placing first in the short...
2007 Canadian Figure Skating Championships: Men’s Highlights

In the Senior division, Jeffrey Buttle (NO) won his third consecutive title, while Christopher Mabee (WO) won...
2005 Canadian Figure Skating Championships: Men’s Highlights

Jeffrey Buttle (NO) won his first senior national title in the men’s event, upsetting reigning and three-time...
2004 Skate Canada: Men’s Highlights

The Canadian men swept the podium with Emanuel Sandhu winning his first gold. Though he won the...
2004 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships: Men’s Highlights

Canada’s Jeffery Buttle won his second Four Continents gold medal in the mens event. Teammate Emanuel Sandhu...
2003 NHK Trophy: Highlights

The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating series continued with the the sixth and final event (before...
Jeffrey Buttle: Here Comes the Judge

Canada’s Jeffrey Buttle, who finished second at the 2003 Canadian Figure Skating National Championships, has a unique...
2002 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships: Highlights

Held outside of Seoul, South Korea, the Four Continents Championships- the alternative to the European Championships for...

Barbara Ann Scott (May 9, 1928 – September 30, 2012) is the only Canadian to have won the Olympic ladies’ singles gold medal (1948). She was also a two-time World champion (1947–1948), a four-time national champion (1944–46, 48), and the only Canadian to have won the European Championship (1947 and 1948).