Kaetlyn Osmond participant in 2017 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships - ladies' singles
At the end of January 2017, Osmond reclaimed her national title at the 2017 Canadian Championships, which she deemed an "incredible" feeling.  Osmond was considered a favourite going into the 2017 Four Continents Championship as a result of her Grand Prix showing, and placed second in the short program.  However, she fell three times during the long program and popped an axel jump, resulting in an overall fourth-place finish.  Referring to the results as "a learning experience", she vowed to redouble preparation for the World Championships the following month.In March 2017, Osmond was awarded the silver medal at the World Championships in Helsinki, Finland, having ranked second in both segments. It was the highest result at the event by a Canadian ladies' singles skater since 2009, when Rochette also won silver.  As well, Canadian teammate Daleman won the bronze medal in the same event, a historic result.  Assessing the result and the season as a whole, Osmond said that it was "what I have been working on the most this year: remaining in myself and in the moment, trusting myself and trusting my training, and finally it paid off."
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