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Experiences Canada Learning By Adventure Conference 2024

Who should go? Youth Exchange Group Organizers and Leaders, and anyone considering running a Youth Exchange.

Join us June 7-9, 2024 for an exciting in-person event at the Ottawa Conference and Event Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. This conference is a unique opportunity for educators and youth leaders who appreciate and recognize the importance of youth travel for the development of core strengths and life skills. Learn how to incorporate experiential learning into your curriculum. Whether you are an educator, administrator, or involved in youth programming in any field, this is a must attend event!

The conference will feature sessions on planning and executing a youth exchange, travel tips, insurance Q&As, fundraising and much more. This is a perfect opportunity to network with youth leaders, experienced group organizers, and our knowledgeable staff in Ottawa, Ontario for a weekend of learning, networking and fun.

Registration is now open!

Our program features a keynote address from Olympian, activist, and respected speaker on Indigenous Health and Reconciliation, Waneek Horn-Miller, workshops on Experiences Canada’s keystone Youth Exchange program, plus powerful presentations from experienced group organizers and special guest speakers.

Whether you are an educator, administrator, or involved in youth programming in any field, this conference offers something for everyone.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Ottawa, a city known for its rich history, cultural diversity, and stunning landmarks. Take advantage of the networking opportunities and forge new connections with professionals from across Canada.

Hotel

Courtyard by Marriott Ottawa East
200 Coventry Road, Ottawa, ON K1K 4S3

The GOOD Games, Canada’s Biggest Festival of Sport, stand as Canada’s premier celebration of sportsmanship, athleticism, and community spirit, embodying the essence of “Sport for Life, Sport for All.” This vibrant, multi-sport competition, designed primarily for adults, seamlessly integrates with a dynamic, Olympic-style festival of sport that welcomes families and individuals of all ages. Set over two exhilarating days, The GOOD Games are a beacon of inclusivity and active living, drawing an anticipated crowd of over 15,000 festival-goers and more than 1,500 athletes from diverse backgrounds.

Our festival is not just an event; it’s an experience. Admission is free, inviting attendees to immerse themselves in a wealth of activities that promise fun, engagement, and physical activity. From obstacle courses that challenge your limits to three-legged races that bring back childhood fun, and a variety of ‘learn to play’ sessions that introduce new sports, our festival caters to every interest and age group. This year, we’re proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with the Indigenous Sport and Wellness Council of Ontario, further enriching our festival with unique Indigenous sports and cultural activations, alongside an exciting Archery competition.

At the heart of The GOOD Games is our commitment to the transformative power of sport. We champion the philosophy that everyone, regardless of age or skill level, should have the opportunity to engage in physical activity, embrace new challenges, and celebrate personal achievements. Our event serves as the cornerstone of this message, offering a platform for athletes to compete, families to bond, and communities to unite in a celebration of health, happiness, and the spirit of competition. Join us for an unforgettable journey of discovery, camaraderie, and the joy of play at Canada’s Biggest Festival of Sport.

We’re celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) all month long, and we want you to join in on the FUN! International Women’s Day is a global celebration dedicated to recognizing the achievements, contributions, and advancements of women throughout history. Observed annually on March 8th, IWD aims to promote gender equality, raise awareness about women’s rights, and celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women worldwide.

Join us on March 17 at 12 pm ET for our Power of Positive Thinking workshop tailored for girls aged 8 to 14 nationwide! This workshop is crafted to heighten awareness of “Inner Gossip” and its influence on our bodies and our choices. Through hands-on experiences, participants delve into the transformative power of positive self-talk, fostering robust mental health practices for a lifetime. This program invites girls to explore, understand, and embrace the tools that empower them to navigate life with resilience and a positive mindset.

GIRLS (8-14 years old)

This Fast and Female program is for girls aged 8 to 14 from across the country and will take place on Zoom on March 17, 2024 at 12 pm ET. This session will include the opportunity to hear from an incredible Role Model in Boxing and get moving!

REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

  • Access to the power hour session and recording afterwards
  • The Power of Positive Thinking Workshop
  • Fast and Female Worksheet
  • A Boxing class
  • EXCLUSIVE F&F discount code to shop our store at a discounted price!

This program is valued at over $60 and we are offering it as pay what you can! You will see different ticket prices at check out – $10, $15, and $20. Please select the option that works best for you! If there are any barriers with the ticket prices to participating, please email mdanford@fastandfemale.com to discuss options.

SCHEDULE

This event will include:

  • Power of Positive Thinking Workshop: We’ll address topics such as how to use positive self talk to address our own individual “inner gossip”.
  • Boxing Class led by a professional boxer
  • Pump-Up Chat: We’ll hear from an amazing Role Model about her experiences in sport and how she uses positive self-talk in her daily life

This session will run from 12 – 1:00 pm EST/ 10- 11 am MT on March 17, 2024

REGISTER FOR THE EVENT HERE

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REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 15 AT 11:59PM EST.

Questions? Please e-mail us at mdanford@fastandfemale.com

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

2024 Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Run

Established in 2000, the Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Run is steeped in tradition. As the annual Spring kick-off to the running season, this event celebrates St. Patrick’s Day while celebrating and welcoming all abilities, runners and walkers of all ages to participate.

As we celebrated our silver anniversary in 25 years of this great community run, we are excited to announce our new venue in the Evergreen Brick Works on Bayview Avenue along with our new scenic route running the Bayview Extension and Rosedale Valley Road.

As in the past we promise you a fun day of running while celebrating St. Patrick’s Day getting your “Green On” while sharing in the festive of great Irish flair music and celebrating a cold one and a meal after your run.

To celebrate your achievement, all participants will receive a technical running shirt, unique finisher medal, a pint of beer and a meal.

Dust off the cobwebs on your running shoes and get in the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day and Register to day and get your Green On!

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!

AthletesCAN and the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) will be holding a series of National Team Athlete Town Halls this winter, hosted at the main campuses of the Canadian Sport Institutes and Centres across the country, as well as Institut national du sport du Québec.

Each event will educate athletes on how AthletesCAN serves them as their national association (AthletesCAN 101), allow them to share feedback on the current state of the athlete experience within their respective sports, and facilitate networking with their peers.

Join us at CSI Ontario at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre, on Tuesday, Jan. 30 at 3 p.m. ET.

AthletesCAN and the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) will be holding a series of National Team Athlete Town Halls this winter, hosted at the main campuses of the Canadian Sport Institutes and Centres across the country, as well as Institut national du sport du Québec.

Each event will educate athletes on how AthletesCAN serves them as their national association (AthletesCAN 101), allow them to share feedback on the current state of the athlete experience within their respective sports, and facilitate networking with their peers.

Join us at CSC Manitoba at the Frank Kennedy Centre in Winnipeg on Saturday, Feb. 24 at 1 p.m. CT.

AthletesCAN and the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) will be holding a series of National Team Athlete Town Halls this winter, hosted at the main campuses of the Canadian Sport Institutes and Centres across the country, as well as Institut national du sport du Québec.

Each event will educate athletes on how AthletesCAN serves them as their national association (AthletesCAN 101), allow them to share feedback on the current state of the athlete experience within their respective sports, and facilitate networking with their peers.

Join us at CSI Calgary at WinSport on Tuesday, Mar. 26 at 7 p.m. MT.

AthletesCAN and the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) will be holding a series of National Team Athlete Town Halls this winter, hosted at the main campuses of the Canadian Sport Institutes and Centres across the country, as well as Institut national du sport du Québec.

Each event will educate athletes on how AthletesCAN serves them as their national association (AthletesCAN 101), allow them to share feedback on the current state of the athlete experience within their respective sports, and facilitate networking with their peers.

Join us at the INS Québec Complex at Olympic Park in Montreal on Tuesday, Mar. 12 at 1 p.m. ET.