Skating
Three time World Free Skating Champion
World Professional Figure Skater of the Year, 1988
Olympic Bronze Medalist, Innsbruck, 1976
World Figure Skating Bronze Medalist, 1974
Six Time Canadian Champion 1970-1976
Skate Canada International Champion 1973 and 1975
Gold Medal, Canada Winter Games 1967
Awards
Officer of the Order of Canada, 1977
Canadian Athlete of the Year, 1975
Canada’s Walk of Fame, 2003
Canada Sports Hall of Fame, 1977
Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame, 1976
Ontario Sports Hall of Fame, 1996
Skate Canada Hall of Fame, 1997
Ontario Sports Hall of Fame, 1996
World Figure Skating Hall of Fame, 2004
Sports Federation Athlete of the Year, 1974
Special Olympic Order, Canadian Olympic Association, 1995
Order of Merit, City of Toronto, 1988
Honorary Degree LL.D., Carleton University, 2011
Paintings in prominent art collections world wide as well as more than 300 exhibitions mostly one man shows.
Broadway and Radio City Music Hall Shows
Performed in North America, Europe, China Japan
Guest judge for Battle of the Blades
Official Artist of Skate Canada, 2013
ACTRA Award
ANIK Award
Montreux Award
Artwork
Paintings in prominent art collections world wide as well as more than 300 exhibitions mostly one man shows.
Books
Toller, 1976, number two in the Canadian non-fiction charts
A Ram on the Rampage, 1977
Zero Tollerance: An Intimate Memoir by the Man Who Revolutionized Figure Skating (1997) with Martha Lowder Kimball
When Hell Freezes Over: Should I Bring My Skates? (2000), with Martha Lowder Kimball
Ice Cream: Thirty of the Most Interesting Skaters in History, 2002
The Nutcracker, E. T. A. Hoffmann, Retold by Veronica Tennant. Illustrated by Toller Cranston. 1985