The competition was discontinued when the Canadian federation abruptly cancelled its participation in the 1973 event, which was to have been held in Rochester, New York. The CFSA cited problems with the judging (which tended to favor the skaters of whichever country had a majority of judges on the panel) and the reluctance of top skaters from both countries to participate in an event immediately before the World Figure Skating Championships. In fact, the CFSA was at that time already planning to hold its own international competition, the first Skate Canada International, in the fall of 1973. This event would be open to skaters from all ISU member countries and use international judges. The USFSA established its own international competition, Skate America, in the fall of 1979.
Fours Medalists |
Year |
Location |
Gold |
Silver |
Bronze |
1923 |
Ottawa |
Elizabeth Blair, Florence Wilson, Philip H. Chrysler, C.R. Morphy |
??? |
??? |
1933 |
New York City |
Prudence Holbrook, Margaret Davis, Melville Rogers, Guy Owen |
Constance Wilson-Samuel, Elizabeth Fisher, Montgomery Wilson, Hubert Sprott |
??? |
1935 |
Montreal |
Margaret Davis, Prudence Holbrook, Melville Rogers, Guy Owen |
??? |
??? |
1937 |
Boston |
Margaret Davis, Prudence Holbrook, Melville Rogers, Guy Owen |
Naomi Slater, Aidrie Cruikshank, Jack Hose, Donald Cruikshank |
??? |
1939 |
Toronto |
Dorothy Caley, Hazel Caley, Ralph McCreath, Montgomery Wilson |
Gillian Watson, Ruth Hall, Sandy McKechnie, Donald Gilchrist |
Nettie Prantel, Marjorie Parker, Joseph Savage, George Boltres |
1941 |
Philadelphia |
Janette Ahrens, Mary Louise Premer, Robert Uppgren, Lyman Wakefield, Jr. |
Therese McCarthy, Virginia Wilson, Donald Gilchrist, Michael Kirby |
??? |
1949 |
Philadelphia |
Janet Gerhauser, Marilyn Thomsen, Marlyn Thomsen, John Nightingale |
Mary Kenner, Vera Smith, Peter Dunfield, Peter Firstbrook |
??? |