Canadian Eligible Competitors

The most recent Worlds took place in Birmingham, England, Grb. I'm not including the results here because there already exists a more-complete-than-you-can-shake-a-stick-at listing of the results available.

Top 5 Rankings from Canadian Nationals '95

The '95 Nationals took place January 14(?) - ?? in Halifax, NS. Some factoids include:

Elvis Stojko was injured during practice on January 10. After consulting with doctors to be certain that he could not further aggravate the injury, Elvis continued to practice and attempted to compete in the hopes of defending his title. About a minute into the progam, he was unable to continue and was forced to withdraw from competition.
The broadcast of the competition included "The Judge's Seat with Jean Senft presented by the Royal Bank". Educational presentations of what judges look for in correctly executed programs. This has proven very popular with viewers.

Women
- 1st, Netty Kim
- 2nd, Jennifer Robinson
- 3rd, Susan Humphreys
- 4th, Angela Derochie
- 5th, Jamie Sale, a former pairs skater with Jason Turner
Men
- 1st, Sebastien Britten
- 2nd, Marcus Christensen
- 3rd, Ravi Walia
- 4th, David Pelletier
- 5th, Stephanie Yvars
- 8th, Matthew Hall
Pairs
- 1st, Michelle Menzies & Jean-Michel Bombardier
- 2nd, Allison Gaylor & David Pelletier
- 3rd, Jodeyne Higgins & Sean Rice.
- 4th, M-Claude S-Gagnon and Luc Bradet.
- 5th, Kristy Sargeant & Kris Wirtz
Dance
- 1st, Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz
- 2nd, Jennifer Boyce & Michel Brunet
- 3rd, Janet Emerson & Steve Kavanagh
- 4th, Marie-France Dubreuil & Tomas Morbacher
- 5th, Chantal Lefebvre & Patrice Lauzon

World Junior Championships

The complete 1995 results (which took place on November 21-27, 1994 in Budapest, Hungary) are available courtesy of Melissa McFarland

1994 6th men, Paolo Vaccari
1994 5th pair, Samantha Marchant & Chad Hawse
1994 5th dance, Amanda Cotoneo & Mark Bradshaw