Sharing My Story

Every year, hundreds — even thousands — of people have the opportunity to attend one of Chantal Petitclerc’s talks.

In English or in French, Chantal speaks about the stages of her life, the circumstances that brought her to become a wheelchair track and field athlete, her major victories, and her minor disappointments.

Without preaching, she uses her own story to illustrate the importance of perseverance, ambitious goals, vision, and, especially, dreams.

To learn more, write to her agent, Mr. Jean-Marc St-Pierre (maj@qc.aira.com).

Please note that due to time constraints, Chantal cannot accept all your invitations. If you are interested in having a top amateur athlete as a guest at your school in the province of Québec, contact Équipe Québec (equipequebec@multisport.qc.ca), a government organization that provides this kind of service.

Wheelchair racer Chantal Petitclerc voted Canadian Press female athlete of the year 

2008-12-26 

When she's racing, Chantal Petitclerc's focus is always on winning. Becoming a role model for other athletes with disabilities is just part of the pri... read 

Chantal Petitclerc wins the 2008 Lou Marsh Award. 

2008-12-09 

Chantal Petitclerc has been named winner of the 2008 Lou Marsh Award.

The award, named after a longtime Toronto Star sports editor, goes to C... read