1924 Winter Olympics: Canada, United States, and Great Britain win medals in Chamonix, France.

The inaugural Winter Olympics took place in Chamonix, France, featuring 16 events in various winter sports. Canada dominated the ice hockey competition, claiming the gold medal, while the United States and Great Britain secured the silver and bronze medals, respectively. Chamonix served as the host city for the games, showcasing the finest winter athletes from around the world. This historic event marked the first Winter Olympics officially recognized by the International Olympic Committee the following year. Canada's triumph in ice hockey at the 1924 Winter Olympics set a strong precedence for future success in the sport at the international level. #WinterOlympics #Chamonix #IceHockey #Canada #USA #GreatBritain