Hometown: London, Ontario
Sport: Figure Skating
Handle: @tessavirtue17

Tessa Virtue and her ice dancing partner Scott Moir ended a two-year hiatus from the sport with one of their best seasons ever, even winning their third world title. After winning gold in Vancouver and silver in Sochi, the pair — who carried the Canadian flag at this year's opening ceremonies — have their sights set on the podium for a third time.

Hometown: Montreal, Quebec
Sport: Freestyle Skiing – Mogul
Handle: @justinedufourlapointe

See? Sibling rivalry can be a good thing! Justine (right) and her sister Chloé made history in Sochi when they became the third set of sisters in the games' history to win gold and silver at the same Winter Olympics event.

Hometown: Whistler, B.C.
Sport: Freestyle Skiing – Slopestyle
Handle: @yuki_tsubota

At her first Olympics in Sochi, Tsubota crashed during the finals and suffered a concussion and fractured cheekbone. That didn't stop the now 24-year-old athlete: she was back on the slopes a week after surgery and is ready to compete in PyeongChang.

Hometown: Calgary, Alberta
Sport: Bobsleigh
Handle: @kailliehumphries

We'll be watching record-breaking Kaillie Humphries (she's won back-to-back Olympic gold medals in her sport) this year to see if lightning can strike a third time for the speedy bobsleigh pilot. 

Hometown: Newmarket, Ontario
Sport: Figure Skating
Handle: @gabby_daleman

When Gabrielle Daleman made her first Olympic appearance in Sochi at 16, she was the youngest member of Team Canada. Now 20 years old, the skater is fresh off of a bronze-medal win at the 2017 World Championships. 

Hometown: Hamilton, Ontario 
Sport: Ice Hockey
Handle: @nursey16

Twenty-three-year-old Sarah Nurse is no stranger to gold: she was part of Team Canada's winning Under-18 Women's World Championship team in 2013. PyeongChang marks her first Olympics.

Hometown: Calgary, Alberta
Sport: Luge
Handle: @agough87

Alex Gough is a Canadian luge veteran – this is her fourth Olympics. After finishing fourth in Sochi (the closest she's ever come to the podium) we're crossing our fingers that she'll finally take home gold.

Hometown: Whitehorse, Yukon
Sport: Cross-country Skiing
Handle: @dahriabeatty

Dahria Beatty has been competing internationally since 2009, helping the Canadian women's relay team reach their best result at the world championships since 2001. PyeongChang is her first Olympic appearance. 

Hometown: Markham, Ontario
Sport: Bobsleigh
Handle: @phyliciageorge

Olympic enthusiasts may recognize Phylicia George as a member of Canada's track and field team. This year, the 30-year-old athlete makes her Winter Games debut, competing with Kaillie Humphries as a bobsledder.

Hometown: Beauceville, Quebec
Sport: Ice Hockey
Handle: @pou29

Hockey fans will be keeping a close eye on Marie-Philip Poulin (third from the left) during these games. Not only was the 26-year-old Canada's leading scorer in Sochi, she also got the winning goal against the U.S. in the gold medal match.

Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Sport: Snowboard
Handle: @caleventures

Calynn Irwin, 28, has been competing internationally since she was just 16 years old. (She comes from a skiing family, so no wonder.) This is her Olympic debut.

Hometown: Huntsville, Ontario
Sport: Freestyle Skiing – Slopestyle
Handle: @darahowell

Twenty-three-year-old Dara Howell put on her first pair of skis at just 18 months old (nbd). After winning gold in Sochi, she took a break from the sport, but we're excited she's back and ready to compete in PyeongChang.