Indigenous participation in sport legacies

Research on the Vancouver 2010 Olympics found that Indigenous Peoples were celebrated in ceremonies but did not share equally in lasting benefits like jobs, programs, and tourism. This is a reminder that partnership in Canadian sport must move beyond symbolism, ensuring Indigenous communities have real participation in decision-making and share in long-term legacies.

Nature Games: Traditional Indigenous Games and Environmental Stewardship in Oceania

Reconciliation – Settler Resources

Redefining legacy: How Brock University is maximizing impact from the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games

Highlights When we think of legacies from major games, often we think of new facilities, increased engagement in sport and physical activity, or heightened feelings of national pride. As a key partner in the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games, Brock University took an additional approach, leveraging the Games to invest in research, build curricular connections, and enhance community engagement. SIRC’s Sydney…