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The largest and oldest scientific meeting of its kind in Canada, the CSEP annual conference attracts over 500 in person and 400 virtual attendees consisting of Canada’s leading exercise scientists, clinical exercise physiologists and personal trainers.

From prestigious awards to knowledge translation, mentoring and networking, there is something for everyone at CSEP 2024:

Registration for the Conference will open on June 11, 2024

The 2024 WGLSC conference theme of ‘Beyond Bodies: Examining Gender Rights in Sport’ will explore the role of gender in access and inclusion to sport, and aims to highlight inclusion of transgender women in sport. The day will provide an opportunity to critically explore how gender influences sport environments and policy, and seek to understand ways to move beyond the gender binary in sport. The conference will also look at how leaders in sport settings can best provide all athletes with the tools they need to achieve peak performance.

Having a positive high performance culture – at all levels of sport –leads to positive and healthy performance impacts for athletes, coaches and sport organizations. Join CSIO for a deep-dive into the fostering positive culture through keynote sessions, panels, and workshops, where presenters will share their lived experiences, key learnings, best practices, and how to implement tangible takeaways from the Symposium into your high performance sport organization.

Friday Keynote Session – Examining Sport Culture through the Media’s Perspective with Rick Westhead (TSN).

On Saturday, join CSIO for an in-depth Risk Management Workshop and, in collaboration with the Coaches Association of Ontario, a lunch and Fireside Game-Changers: Coaching for Culture Shifts in Sports panel at the Ontario Coaches Summit Series taking place at the Waterfront Banquet & Conference Centre in Hamilton, featuring panelists Jennifer Botterill, Kayla Grey and Mark Fraser.

Speakers include: acclaimed investigative journalist Rick Westhead (TSN), Olympic Champion Jennifer Botterill (CBC / Sportsnet), TV & podcast host Kayla Grey (TSN), former NHL Player Mark Fraser (Toronto Maple Leafs), the coach of head coaches Cody Royle (Author), and risk management expert Jason Robinson (Sport Law). Full agenda and more speakers to be announced!

Learn more about the speakers: CSIO High Performance Symposium: Building a Positive High Performance Culture – Canadian Sport institute Ontario (csiontario.ca)

Dates: Friday, March 22, 2024 and Saturday, March 23, 2024
Location: Hamilton, ON

Athletics Manitoba is pleased to share that we are hosting the 2024 Coaches Retreat, March 22-25th at
the Pinewood Lodge, MB. This project is being hosted with support from Athletics Canada, MB Liquor and Lotteries and Sport MB Coaching through the Grey Cup Legacy Fund.

The event is open to coaches of all levels, from across the country. The one requirement is that all attendees embrace the guiding principles of the weekend, which are ~ Rest ~ Connect ~ Support ~ Learn
~ Grow ~.

Our overall goal is to create a space where coaches can expand their networks, learn with and from each other.

Questions that will be discussed include,

We want ALL coaches to play a role in building more inclusive and sustainable environments.

Registration costs are highly subsidized, thanks to the support provided by our partners. Group bus
transportation to and from Winnipeg and the Lodge will be provided for attendees, with all meals provided throughout the course of the weekend.

Experience the pinnacle of sport leadership at the Ontario Coaches Summit Series, proudly presented by the Coaches Association of Ontario (CAO).

Our next installment, taking place in-person on March 23, 2024, in Hamilton, promises an unparalleled opportunity to shape the future of sport for coaches and leaders alike.

Immerse yourself in a day of hands-on, thought-provoking workshops led by world-renowned sport experts. Delve into crucial topics such as working with parents in sport and the art and science of fostering team chemistry and culture. Our carefully curated sessions promise an engaging experience that goes beyond traditional conferences.

With limited tickets available, act swiftly to secure your spot at Ontario’s premier sport leadership event at a significant discount for Ontario coaches!

Secure your ticket for only $29 and take advantage of our exclusive early bird rate if you register by February 28 to save over 25% off! (Tickets are limited and once they’re gone, they are gone!)

Remember, education is a journey, not a destination. Continue your quest for knowledge and growth at #OCSS – where excellence in coaching and leadership converge. Register now to elevate your coaching journey!

Overview

The Sport for Life Summit brings together leaders who strive to enhance quality sport and physical activity throughout Canada. By establishing an environment for knowledge sharing and idea generation through thoughtful and open dialogue, the Summit fosters connection, advances best practices and identifies opportunities for innovation. We aspire to ensure quality sport and physical activity programming, and the development of physical literacy, are equitably available to everyone.

When everyone has the opportunity to take part in quality sport and physical activity, the benefits to our population and society are immense. People live healthier, more active lives. Those pursuing high performance have a clear pathway and greater possibility for sporting achievement. Communities–from the physical communities in which we live to the collective national sport community–grow stronger and more aligned.

Theme: Everyone Belongs

At its core, quality sport and physical activity is accessible, fun, and safe. In today’s landscape, the positive benefits of quality programs and environments have taken on renewed significance – they must be universally welcoming and inclusive of everyone. This means programming must be participant-centred, and all participants should have the opportunity to build social connections, experience developmentally appropriate and progressive challenge, and enhance their mental wellness while improving their physical literacy. That is how we, as sport and physical activity leaders, can foster feelings of true belonging.

Let’s join together and share ways to cultivate a sport and physical activity ecosystem that is aligned and interconnected, and where individuals feel secure, included and integral throughout every stage of their pathway.

Communities and Dates

Three communities will be delivering their Summits on various dates from January to the end of March 2024.

The Centre for Healthy Youth Development through Sport, co-hosted with YouthREX, is proud to host our first-ever Youth Sport Summit! We invite academics, post-secondary students, community members, and professionals involved in youth sport and physical activity programming to attend, and/or present.

The Youth Sport Summit will take place at Brock University on Wednesday, April 24th, 2024.

Registration and abstract submission for presentations, posters, panel discussions, and workshops are open December 14th.

Sport Events Congress 2024 is the premier meeting point for the Sport Tourism Industry in Canada. Join Sport Tourism Industry leaders in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on March 13-14-15, 2024, to learn, connect, network and strengthen your relationships during the most important and largest sport tourism event of the year.

Sport Events Congress 2024 (SEC24) is brought to you by Sport Tourism Canada in partnership with Tourism Winnipeg and Travel Manitoba. Register today at the exclusive early bird registration rate that is only offered to Sport Tourism Canada Members.

During SEC24, you will have the opportunity to learn from top sport industry leaders, discover the latest trends in sport tourism, and connect with Canada’s largest network of sport tourism professionals, decision-makers, and Provincial and National Sport Organizations.

Register now to take advantage of early bird registration fees:

For a complete list of SEC24 registration rates and benefits, please click here.

Social Events during SEC24 – do not miss out!
SEC24 hosts, Travel Winnipeg and Travel Manitoba, invite all SEC24 delegates to cheer on and enjoy a Winnipeg Jets Game and attend an unforgettable evening reception at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.

To be a member of Sport Tourism Canada and take advantage of the early bird rate and exclusive offers, please contact membership@sporttourismcanada.com

If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact” secsponsorship@sporttourismcanada.com

We look forward to welcoming you to Winnipeg for SEC24!

See you in Winnipeg  – March 13-15, 2024

An action packed weekend with the main topic being the importance of speed in all event areas of track and field, so we will explore speed development across all events, transfer of speed improvements into event success, IST perspectives on speed and athlete health, as well as many other interesting topics.

Our main line-up of presenters will be:
1) Steven Rajewsky: Assistant Coach at the University of Michigan in charge of sprints/hurdles/relays. (Also the coach of Savannah Sutherland (Borden, Sask) the 2023 NCAA champion in the 400m hurdles, and 2023 World Championship semi-finalist)
2) Richard Parkinson: Athletics Canada East Hub Throws Coach. (the coach of Sarah Mitton, 4th at 2022 World Championships in ShotPut, and 2nd at the 2023 World Championships)
3) Jason Reindl- Head Coach of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies. (the coach of Michelle Harrison, 2022 and 2023 World Championship semi-finalist in 100m hurdles, and Nicole Ostertag, 2023 Canadian National champion in Heptathlon).

All sports and coaches can benefit from learning more about speed development. Would be a benefit to all coaches.

The Ottawa Sport Council is pleased to announce registration is open for the 2023 Ottawa Sport Summit: The Past, Present, and Future of Community Sport in Ottawa. This event will be hosted on Saturday, November 18, 2023, at the RA Centre (Clark Hall).

In 2023, the Ottawa Sport Council is celebrating its 10th anniversary.

In reflecting on the 10 years, we recognize that community sport in Ottawa has experienced a significant amount of change, yet some challenges are ever-present.

In looking at the 2008 True Sport Report: What Sport Can Do and the Power of Sport: The True Sport Report 2022, here’s what we can see about the community sport sector:

Despite the ongoing challenges, many that were exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, it remains true that more than 90% of Canadians continue to believe that sport has the power to be a positive influence for youth, contributes to good health, and can strengthen communities.

We look forward to having you join us on Saturday, November 18 where we will reflect on community sport and the Ottawa Sport Council over the last 10 years, discuss the current state of community sport in Ottawa, and dive into the future with innovative minds.

Registration:

This is a free event. We do ask participants to consider making a minimum $35 donation to the Ottawa Sport Council Foundation. The Ottawa Sport Council Foundation has been created to provide sporting organizations with grants to improve inclusion in sport. Tax receipts will be provided.

The goal of this year’s sport summit is to create dialogue between attendees as we move towards an inspired vision for the future of community sport. As such, our recommendation is that organizations attend with up to 3 representatives (board members, staff, key volunteers) to offer a variety of perspectives throughout the day.

Click here to learn more and register.