Kaetlyn Osmond finding a groove ahead of Canadian championships

Coming off an appearance at the Grand Prix Final in France, figure skater Katelyn Osmond says she's looking forward to taking the ice for the Canadian Championships in Ottawa this week.

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The 21-year-old finished just short of a medal at the Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final in France a month ago.

Osmond was the first Canadian woman to qualify for the event since Joannie Rochette in 2009.

Her season is going far better then it did in 2014, when a broken leg sidelined her, threatening her career.

Kaetlyn Osmond talks injury, recovery with CBC Here & Now

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Coming off an appearance at the Grand Prix Final in France, Katelyn Osmond says she's looking forward to taking the ice for the Canadian Championships in Ottawa.

"After the season I've been having, and then a couple of good training weeks after the Grand Prix final, I'm feeling really good," she told CBC's Here & Now on Thursday.

Osmond spoke to CBC's Debbie Cooper about her season and her journey back from injury.

Watch the interview in the video player above.