Supporting well-being after retirement from elite hockey
A recent scoping review found that retired hockey players report depressive symptoms at nearly twice the rate of active players, and higher than the general population, due to loss of athletic identity and reduced social support. These findings highlight the need for proactive transition planning and targeted mental health supports post-career.
The Canadian Sport Policy 2025-2035
Canadian Sport Policy 2025-2035: Summary
Why clear definitions of maltreatment matter in sport  
A recent scoping review led by researchers at the University of Toronto and University of Calgary shows that inconsistent definitions of athlete maltreatment are limiting efforts to prevent harm. By mapping 30 years of research, this work lays the groundwork for national tools to better protect athletes.  
Official languages in Canadian sports
In Canada, national sport organizations must have a clear Official Languages Policy to ensure they meet bilingual requirements for communications, programs, services and competitions. This policy needs to align with contribution agreements and be reviewed regularly to stay effective. Customizing these guidelines helps organizations meet Canada’s bilingual needs.
Athletics Canada Athlete Protection Guidelines
A Code for All Levels of Sport: Implementing the Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS) across Canada
Introduction The Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS) was introduced to the Canadian sport system at the national level in 2022. It may be time to think about its role across the entire sport spectrum from the national level to the provincial and territorial level and to the local…