Mike Robertson is a retired Canadian snowboarder, born on 26 February 1985, who lived in Canmore, Alberta, with Lake Louise as his home mountain. He began World Cup snowboarding in 2003, reached his first World Cup podium with a bronze on 11 January 2009 and a silver a month later, and won the silver medal in snowboard cross at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, where he was leading at the last corner when Seth Wescott passed him. Repeated concussions, the last in September 2010 in New Zealand, ended his career, and he retired in 2012.
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Born 26 February 1985 in Edmonton, Alberta CAN
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