On Day 9 of the Milan Cortina Olympics, Canada's athletic performances remained strong as the nation secured its ninth medal, a gold in men's dual moguls. This victory underlines Canada's competitiveness in winter sports and adds to the growing medal tally for the country, showcasing the hard work and preparation of Canadian athletes leading up to the games. As the competition progresses, Canada is positioning itself well within the overall standings.

In curling, Canadian Rachel Homan ended a streak of three losses with a decisive 10-5 win over China, marking a critical turnaround for her team. The match, held at the Cortina Curling Olympic Stadium, highlighted Homan's skills and tactical acumen, as her team scored multiple points in key ends to secure the victory. Their record improved to 2-3 in the round-robin stage, and Homan's upcoming match against Japan will be critical for their chances of advancing further in the tournament.

In short-track speedskating, Canadian athlete William Dandjinou advanced to the quarterfinals in the men's 500-metre event, alongside teammates Steven Dubois and Maxime Laoun, following a heat where competitors faced a crash. Dandjinou's performance not only showcased his speed and agility but also the resilience of Canadian athletes in the face of challenges. As the Olympics continue, the outcomes for these events will significantly impact Canada’s standing and hopes for further medals in the ongoing competition.