Quebecers are in high spirits today after three athletes hailing
from the province won medals at the Olympic Winter Games in
Sochi.  Charles Hamelin kicked off the winning streak Monday
morning when he won gold in the men's 1,500-metre short-track
speed skating event.  The native of Ste-Julie, Que. is usually a
shy person, according to his friend, Didier Olichon.  "You can
always go talk to him  say 'hi.' He’s really humble,” Olichon
told CBC News.  Hamelin’s win marked Canada’s second gold medal
of the Olympic Games.  With three more events on the
way, Hamelin could win more hardware in the coming days.  Two
wins in moguls  By Monday afternoon, Canada earned two more
medals in men’s moguls when Alex Bilodeau of Montreal took the
gold medal, and Mikaël Kingsbury — originally from Sainte-
Agathe-des-Monts, Que. and now living in Deux-Montagnes, Que.
— won the silver.  OLY FRE Ski Moguls 20140210  Canadians Alex
Bilodeau, gold medallist, right, and silver medallist Mikaël
Kingsbury celebrate their win following