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Arendz, Wilkie Lead Canada's Powerhouse Para Nordic Ski Team Into Paralympic Games

Led by multi-medalist Mark Arendz and biathlon champion Natalie Wilkie, Canada’s 15-skier Para nordic team aims for strong medal performances in Milan Cortina.

  • On Jan. 30, 2026, Canada announced its 15-skier Para Nordic team in Calgary, naming Mark Arendz and Natalie Wilkie as leaders.
  • Selections reflected this season's rankings, with Arendz winning the men's World Cup biathlon crown and Wilkie and Hudak ranked first and second in women’s standing biathlon, influencing team choices.
  • Brian McKeever, coach , brings experience as Wilkie and Arendz each compete in half a dozen races in Italy.
  • Given previous Paralympic success, veteran leadership includes co-captain Brittany Hudak and Collin Cameron, who heads to his fourth Games after three bronze medals in Beijing, building on 14 medals in Beijing 2022 and a record 16 in Pyeongchang 2018.
  • The Paralympic Games run March 6-15, and Canada will compete at Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium in Fiemme Valley, with a roster including athletes across standing, sitting, and guided events.
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Arendz, Wilkie lead Canada’s powerhouse Para nordic ski team into Paralympic Games

Paralympics run March 6-15 after the Olympic Games in Italy

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