He was named the 2017 Male Skater of the Year for short track by Speed Skating Canada. (speedskating.ca, 2017)

He received the 2014 Rising Star Award for short track from Speed Skating Canada. (olympic.ca, 01 Mar 2017)

Canadian short track skater Charles Hamelin. (Athlete, 13 Nov 2018)

At the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang he became the first Canadian short track skater to win an Olympic gold medal in the 1000m event. (SportsDeskOnline, 01 Oct 2018; cbc.ca, 25 Feb 2018)

His parents. (Athlete, 13 Nov 2018)

In October 2015 he sustained a 12-centimetre cut to his right leg after an accident at the gym. (lapresse.ca, 27 Oct 2015)

Winning gold in the 1000m at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang. (Athlete, 13 Nov 2018)

RETIREMENT
He retired from competitive short track in May 2019. "I leave my sport satisfied with what I have accomplished. This decision was very well thought through. I am at peace with the choice that I've made and am ready to move onto the next step." (olympics.nbcsports.com, 24 May 2019)

SKATING COUPLE
At the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang he and his partner Kasandra Bradette both represented Canada in short track. "We met skating in Montreal [QC, Canada]. She lived about an hour away from my old town." (lequotidien.com, 09 Sep 2017; Kasandra Bradette Instagram profile, 18 Feb 2018; cafebarista.ca, 18 Jan 2018; isu.org, 31 Oct 2017)