Almost a week after competing in pairs figure skating, Canadians Jamie Sale and David Pelletier received gold medals Sunday. The IOC and international skating union decided Friday to award additional golds to the Canadians, who are now co-champions with the Russian team of Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze.

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Monday, Feb. 18 ISU council votes to scrap skating judging system Sunday, Feb. 17 ISU looks to revamp skating rules French judges seeks hearing Russian chief blames media for skate debate Saturday, Feb. 16 Canadian pair to receive golds on Sunday French skating officials urge cleanup Friday, Feb. 15 Canadian pair to get gold medals; judge suspended Le Gougne at the heart of scandal Russian official indignant at scandal Skaters have mixed reaction to Canadians receiving gold Jones Jr. hopes skating decision will get him boxing gold Video Box: Rogge and IOC will continue to investigate Skategate. Video Box: SI's Brian Cazaneuve defines factors in IOC's ruling. Video Box: Former judge chats about sport's subjective nature. Thursday, Feb. 14 Canadian official asks panel to award a second gold ISU head says he won't speed up process Video Box: Berezhnaya, Sikharulidze appear on Larry King Live. Wednesday, Feb. 13 ISU says it can't change pairs results French official says judge was pressured Video Box: Sale and Pelletier appear on Larry King Live. Video Box: Kerrigan provides her perspective on the controversy. Video Box: IFS's Lund: ISU can't change outcome. Tuesday, Feb. 12 ISU launches inquiry into pairs judging Canadians furious over controversial pairs decision Pelletier considers quitting skating after controversy Video Box: Canadian skaters react to the judging controversy. Monday, Feb. 11 Russians Berezhnaya, Sikharulidze take gold in pairs Sale, Sikharulidze crash in warmups Russian victory stuns television broadcasters