The Olympics may be coming to a close this weekend, but Canadians got one more chance to watch ice dance champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir earlier tonight.
As promised, the Canadian gold medalists performed a routine to the Tragically Hip's "Long Time Running" at the figure skating exhibition gala in Pyeongchang — and the footage is now streaming online.
Earlier this week, Moir talked about their decision to skate to the music of Gord Downie and the Hip, calling it "the soundtrack to being Canadian."
The duo previously performed a routine to the same song back at the Skate International competition in October, shortly after Downie passed away.
"It's been lovely to take the ice and to celebrate a Canadian hero, and it means a lot to us," Virtue said.
Watch clips from Virtue and Moir's performance below, or replay the whole thing here via CBC.
As promised, the Canadian gold medalists performed a routine to the Tragically Hip's "Long Time Running" at the figure skating exhibition gala in Pyeongchang — and the footage is now streaming online.
Earlier this week, Moir talked about their decision to skate to the music of Gord Downie and the Hip, calling it "the soundtrack to being Canadian."
The duo previously performed a routine to the same song back at the Skate International competition in October, shortly after Downie passed away.
"It's been lovely to take the ice and to celebrate a Canadian hero, and it means a lot to us," Virtue said.
Watch clips from Virtue and Moir's performance below, or replay the whole thing here via CBC.
They've been a long time runnin'. @tessavirtue and @ScottMoir skate to @thehipdotcom. #FigureSkating #PyeongChang2018
— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) February 25, 2018
WATCH LIVE: https://t.co/5RpK12i1Co pic.twitter.com/RNGEDAGxEk
Gorgeous. @tessavirtue and @ScottMoir. #FigureSkating #PyeongChang2018
— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) February 25, 2018
WATCH LIVE: https://t.co/5RpK12i1Co pic.twitter.com/4QCJNdD5Zh
