She was named Speed Skating Canada's 2010 and 2011 Female Short Track Skater of the Year. (olympic.ca, 01 Aug 2013)

She was named Speed Skating Canada's 2009 Rising Star in short track. (speedskating.ca, 28 Oct 2009)

Canadian hurdler Perdita Felicien, US distance runner Steve Prefontaine. (Athlete, 11 Dec 2015, 22 Nov 2013)

Her family. (Athlete, 14 Feb 2016)

In August 2017 she withdrew from the national team selection trials for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games due to concussion symptoms after she fell in training. It was the fourth concussion of her career. She stated she would ask Speed Skating Canada for a bye so that she could compete at the Games. "I know I belong at the Olympics, so I'm not worried about the fact that the decision lies in the committee's hands. One thing is for sure, I will do everything it takes to get well." (cbc.ca, 12 Aug 2017; Athlete, 14 Feb 2016)

To compete at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang. (radio-canada.ca, 27 Oct 2014)

Winning silver in the 500m at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. (Athlete, 14 Feb 2016)

RETIREMENT
She plans to retire from the sport following the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang. Her partner Charles Hamelin also intends to quit competitive short track skating after the Games. "It's been so many years of skating, it's hard for us to have a Christmas. We have two days at Christmas. It seems weird to say that, but when it's been 17 years that you don't celebrate Christmas, at the beginning it's OK but I'm getting older, I want some family time. It's OK to move on. I'm ready to move on," St-Gelais said. (torontosun.com, 11 Aug 2017)

Her good luck charm is a necklace that her grandmother gave her. (NOC Media Guide, 2014)