The Grand Prix of Figure Skating makes its highly anticipated return to North America as Saskatoon, Canada, proudly hosts the 2025 Skate Canada International from the 31st of October to the 2nd of November. This season opener in the Olympic figure skating calendar has captured the attention of fans and athletes alike, and is crucial for those aiming for coveted spots in the upcoming Grand Prix Final.
Talented contenders USA’s Ilia Malinin and Japan’s Nakai Ami will be closing out their Grand Prix journey in hopes of clinching a second victory. Both aim not just for the win, but also for qualification at the prestigious Grand Prix Final in Nagoya. They face stiff competition from home favorites and reigning world champions Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps, who previously secured a silver medal at the Grand Prix de France.
The stage is set for a thrilling weekend of skating showcasing extraordinary skills. Begin your competition viewing with the pairs short program and the women’s short program on Friday, October 31. Then gear up for an action-packed Saturday that features the ice dance rhythm dance, men’s short program, and concludes with the thrilling performances of pairs and women’s free skating.
Finally, factors culminate on Sunday with the long-anticipated men’s free skating and the elegant ice dance free dance that promises to deliver a stunning conclusion to the event.
The International Skating Union (ISU) ensures that viewers around the globe can follow these historic moments through extensive TV partnerships. In major territories like Australia (SBS), Canada (CBC), China (CCTV), and the United States (NBC & Peacock), fans can catch all the breathtaking action live. The stakes are high, and the performances are set to thrill as figure skating’s finest battle it out in Saskatoon.
