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SIRC’s network is vast and inclusive. All stakeholders in the Canadian sport and physical activity sector, from playground to podium. SIRC connects national, provincial/territorial and community sport organizations, researchers, sponsors, policy makers, knowledge leaders and more.
SIRC is at the centre, facilitating connections to advance the sport system:
Connecting employers & emerging professionals
SIRC’s job board connects employers to a talent pool unparalleled in Canadian sport, with candidates from coast to coast to coast.
Connecting the sector: Canadian Sport Daily
SIRC’s daily newsletter is read by thousands wanting to stay connected with Canada’s sport and physical activity sector. Sign up now!
Connecting the public: media partnerships
Through the news media, SIRC ensures every day Canadians benefit from research, evidence and resources. Learn more about SIRC in the media.
| Connecting employers & emerging professionals | Connecting the sector: Canadian Sport Daily | Connecting the public: media partnerships |
| SIRC’s job board connects employers to a talent pool unparalleled in Canadian sport, with candidates from coast to coast to coast. | SIRC’s daily newsletter is read by thousands wanting to stay connected with Canada’s sport and physical activity sector. Sign up now! | Through the news media, SIRC ensures every day Canadians benefit from research, evidence and resources. Learn more about SIRC in the media. |
Social media & communications networks
SIRC identified and expands its network, working with the sector’s influencers.
Connecting researchers, practitioners and policy makers
Canada’s leading conference focusing on sport participation happens every fall. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with Canada’s top researchers, leverage their expertise and create long-term partnerships for your sport organization. More detail on SCRI.
Beijing to Birmingham: Thinking outside the Para sport classification box
The Tokyo 2020 Summer Paralympic Games are in the books, with the 2022 Winter Paralympic Games (Beijing) and Commonwealth Games (Birmingham) just around the corner. Our 128 Canadian Paralympians competed in Tokyo, bringing home 21 medals. Canada’s team joined 4,275 high performance Para sport athletes from 62 countries for 12 days of competition in 22 Paralympic sports. Despite the unprecedented challenge of hosting these Games during a global pandemic, the Tokyo Paralympic Games were hailed as a success. However, many Paralympic athletes experienced uncertainty about their participation at […]