Chan joined CBC's John Northcott to reflect on his storied figure skating career, and his decision to retire from the sport at 27-years-old.

Patrick Chan is the latest in a long line of Canadian men who have made the leap from figure skating champion to figure skating legend, writes CBC Sports' expert Pj Kwong.

More than 1,100 people jammed into the Kaetlyn Osmond arena Saturday to celebrate the Ice Crystal skating club and to watch an Olympian perform.

'It feels right, it feels good,' the 27-year-old three-time world champion tells CBC's Ian Hanomansing.

Three-time Olympian Patrick Chan, whose legendary figure skating skills and artistry on the ice have delighted Canadian fans over the past 10 years, has retired at age 27.

Kaetlyn Osmond landed in St. John's Thursday night and was greeted by throngs of adoring fans.

Canada's Dylan Moscovitch retired from competitive pairs figure skating Tuesday, ending a decade-long career that included six appearances at the world championships and a silver medal in the team event at the 2014 Winter Olympics.

After scoring 122.24 in the Free Skate program, Les Supremes Seniors finish up 5th at the World Synchronized Skating World Championships.

With a final score of 190.45, Team Nexxice finished 7th in the free skate program, and 8th overall at the World Synchronized Skating World Championships.

Watch Road to the Olympic Games on CBCSports.ca on Saturday at 2 p.m. ET featuring the World Synchronized Skating Championships from Stockholm, Sweden.