One Calgary skier has overcome a condition that would have most winter athletes packing their gear.

The reigning Olympic and world men's champion from Deux-Montagnes, Que., collected his ninth win at WinSport's Canada Olympic Park in the last decade.

"It's probably the course where I have the most wins in my career, so it's always great memories when I come back here."

The National Sport School in Calgary that produces Olympic and Paralympic champions faces possible closure.

The fate of Calgary's National Sport School is up in the air and parents are vowing to fight to keep it open.

WinSport is open for the 2019-2020 season while a dark cloud still looms over the community after funding for the X Games was axed.

With demolition underway on the iconic Canada Olympic Park ski jumps, area athletes have found a solution just in time for their season to start.

WinSport pays for the upkeep of the Olympic legacies using both interest from endowment funds invested in 1988 and revenue generated by those facilities.

The first five corners of the Olympic Track are being demolished, according to WinSport.

The 60-year-old took a break from the Shaw Charity Classic on Wednesday to join another elite squad - Canada's national bobsleigh team.