Keep in mind there ISN'T any real high mountain in Quebec... the highest one, Mont Tremblant is 650 meters high..
ST MORITZ, Switzerland, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Canadian Melanie Turgeon claimed gold in a dramatic women's downhill at the Alpine skiing world championships on Sunday.
Turgeon stunned a huge crowd on the Engiadina course with a time of one minute 34.30 seconds to become the first Canadian woman to win world downhill gold for 10 years.
In a thrilling race, Switzerland's Corinne Rey Bellet had looked like claiming her country's first gold of the championships when she took the lead with 1:34.41.
But she had to be content with a joint silver medal with Austria's Alexandra Meissnitzer who almost stole the show.
