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Now that qualifying is out of the way and she's made it through in the top-16 at the Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup, Tiana Gairns can focus on making a push for the medal podium. Or maybe even a Golden Crown.

The punishment is severe for inaccurate shooting in a biathlon sprint. Each miss on the range means a 150-metre penalty loop and the Canadian women were forced to ski that part of the course several times during the BMW IBU World Cup 7.

For any team to be successful, it needs foundational pieces - building blocks, established in the early stages of the program that carry the weight and burden of a heavy load.

Scott Gow of Canmore is getting better with age.

Prince George riders Bichon, O'Dine eliminated in eighth-final heats

Canada’s men’s team went penalty-free and finished 12 th overall in Friday’ BMW IBU World Cup 4 X 7.5-kilometre relay race in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic.

A B.C. professor would like to see a robot take your vitals when you visit a doctor in the somewhat near future. Dr.

A split-second blink of an eye. That’s all that separated Prince George ski cross racer Tiana Gairns from a medal Sunday at the World Cup mixed team event in Bakuriani, Georgia.

It wasn’t Brady Leman’s day, but Jared Schmidt of Ottawa found a way to win his first World Cup ski cross medal Saturday in Bakuriani, Georgia.

Tiana Gairns of Prince George was the fifth-fastest qualifier in World Cup ski cross results from the slopes of Bakuriani, Georgia. The 22-year-old Gairns matched her career-best qualifying result when she completed the course Friday in 1:21.23, 1.