A childhood rooted in the soil, but a destiny on the surface of the sea by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

Hans Fogh was born in Denmark to a family of gardeners, but it was during the summers spent at sea where he fell in love with sailing.

Canada's fastest on the ice and the asphalt by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

Little did Clara Hughes imagine that while pursuing her speed skating dream, she would first compete for Olympic medals in a completely different summer sport.

Canada's "little big man" of boxing by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

Though small in stature, Tommy Burns brought enormous strength, skill, and confidence into the ring.

Danny Gallivan was a true maestro on the mic by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

Danny’s dramatic descriptions and inventive sporting vocabulary have forever entrenched him as an ice hockey legend.

Schmirler and the perfect team of curlers by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

Sandra Schmirler, Jan Betker, Joan McCusker, and Marcia Gudereit were a perfect match on and off the ice.

In the midst of pure spectacle, Paul Henderson was the most spectacular by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

No one could have ever imagined what September 1972 had in store for Paul Henderson.

Jennifer Heil’s Olympic journey will come full circle in 2026 by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

Jennifer Heil's narrow Olympic podium miss set her on the path for redemption, culminating in a legendary career - and a leadership role at the next Olympic Winter Games.

An icon born of wind and wood by Canada's Sports Hall of Fame

Unparalleled in her speed, elegance, and mystique, the Bluenose came to symbolize the prosperous Canadian seafaring life of the early part of the 20th century.