Cole: North Americans have come to dominate ice dancing  Cam
Cole, Postmedia News  Published: Wednesday, March 28, 2012
NICE, France - This is what it has come to in Canadian figure
skating circles: the discipline that writers used to mock,
ignore or capsulize in a digest item before heading to the bar,
hoping to drink to forget, is now pretty much what we're best
at. Deepest, too.  Ice Dancing R Us.  Wednesday night in the
short dance at the ISU world figure skating championships, 2010
world and Olympic champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir were
first and Canada's hard-charging B Team, Kaitlyn Weaver and
Andrew Poje, were fourth, and in between stood Virtue and Moir's
American training partners, Meryl Davis and Charlie White, and
the French couple, Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat.  Tessa
Virtue and Scott Moir of Canada perform during day three of the
ISU World Figure Skating Championships on March 28, 2012 in
Nice, France.   Scott Heavey Email to a friendEmail to a
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