Kwak won the men’s 1,000 final in a time of 1 minute, 27.772 seconds. His teammate, Noh Jink-yu, who finished ahead of Kwak to win the 1,500 meters on Friday, had a second-place time of 1:34.463, followed by Canada’s Charles Hamelin in 1:55.181.

Kwak then backed up less than an hour later to win the 3,000, again beating teammate Noh, with another South Korean, Sin Da-woon, in third.

In the women’s 1,000, Cho Ha-ri of South Korea finished in a time of 1:31.283 Sunday. Li Jianrou of China, who won gold in Friday’s 1,500 meters, was second in 1:31.325, followed by Valerie Maltais of Canada in 1:31.350 and Britain’s Elize Christie in 1:32.518.

Maltais gave the Canadians another gold medal when she won the 3,000-meter final less than an hour after finishing third in the 1,000. Maltais finished in a time of 4:55.408, with Arianna Fontana of Italy second in a time of 5:01.187 and Marie-Eve Drolet of Canada third in 5:03.387.

Cho was fourth in 5:03.562 and Li fifth in a time of 5:04.961.

Canada won gold in the men’s 5,000-meter relay, with the Netherlands and South Korea taking second and third. China won the women’s 3,000 relay ahead of the United States and South Korea.

After South Korea’s four wins, Canada and China had three gold medals each in the 10-event championships.