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Join us for a morning of empowerment through sports and physical activity with Ontario Cycling! This Power Hour includes a Fast and Female curriculum-based workshop, fun physical activity, and Q&A with our REAL (Relatable, Empowering, Active Leaders) Role Models, and more. Participants will enjoy high-quality time with women athlete role models.

WHEN: Saturday, June 3, 2023, from 10:00 am – 11:30 am (registration opens at 9:30 am)

WHERE: Hardwood Ski and Bike (402 Old Barrie Rd W, Oro Station, ON L0L 2E0)

WHO: Girls ages 9 – 12 year olds

Cost: FREE!

REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

Event Schedule:

*Please note that you do not have to be a cyclist to participate! All are welcome to attend and have fun!*

WHAT TO BRING:

Donate Today! Please consider making a donation to support Fast and Female Canada programs. Visit www.fastandfemale.com/donatenow for more details.

If your daughter/participant you are registering needs additional support or if there’s anything we should know ahead of time, please email us and let us know: mdanford@fastandfemale.com

Join Sport for Life to celebrate the latest Sport for Life ambassadors as we offer a variety of our virtual workshops—and
with NCCP professional development points available!

 

From June 12-24, join our next cohort of Learning Facilitators as they facilitate their first workshops alongside an
experienced Master Learning Facilitator. Registration for each workshop throughout the Education Series is open now!

Sign up today for one (or more!) of the selected workshops, for just $20 per workshop! Learn more here: sportforlife.ca/education-series.

CSEP Professional Development Days are back in-person! Join your colleagues, peers and mentors in the field of exercise science for a day of learning in the areas of:

  • Cancer & exercise
  • Strength & Conditioning
  • Sports Nutrition
  • Exercise & Osteoporosis
  • Evidence informed nutrition

International Coaching Symposium Registration is Now
Open

Registration is now open for the 4th edition of the International Coaching Symposium (ICS),
held in conjunction with the upcoming 2023 Volleyball Nations League event in Ottawa, Ontario. The ICS will run from Friday, June 9 to Sunday, June 11 at the University of Ottawa (Montpetit Hall).

The Ottawa 2023 Volleyball Nations League (men’s week one) provides an environment where coaches are not only entertained by world-class volleyball, but are also able to learn from some of the most expert and experienced international and national-level coaches in the sport.

The 2023 ICS includes 14 one-hour sessions over three days, covering a myriad of topics in both classroom and gymnasium settings. Four of the 14 sessions will be targeted for development coaches. Four distinct registration packages are offered, including: Day Passes, Two Day Passes, Full Packages without Accommodation and Full Packages with Accommodation. See this page for details: https://bit.ly/3oGvCzK

For further information about the ICS and to register via Volleyball Canada’s registration system provider SportLoMo, please refer to the following:

Through a collaborative community effort, the Ottawa Inclusive & Para Sports Expo is dedicated to accessible sport for athletes with disabilities (physical & intellectual/developmental). Adapted and inclusive sport organizations and programs from around the region will be showcasing and demonstrating a wide variety of sports.

The Sports Expo is open to all ages and abilities and is free of charge for all attendees and will be open from 11am to 3pm on June 3rd.

Join us for an afternoon of empowerment through sports and physical activity with Maple Bay Rowing and Rowing Canada! This Power Hour includes a Fast and Female curriculum-based workshop, fun physical activity to introduce participants to the sport of rowing, and Q&A with our REAL (Relatable, Empowering, Active Leaders) Role Models, and more. Participants will enjoy high-quality time with women athlete role models.

Following the completion of the Fast and Female Power Hour, Rowing Canada will take all participants onto the water to learn how to row! Please stick around to enjoy this free opportunity to learn from Olympians!

SPORT EVENTS CONGRESS (SEC) is Canada’s largest gathering of organizations connected to the $7.4 billion+ sport tourism industry in Canada. SEC23 takes place on June 6-8 in Richmond in partnership with Richmond Sport Hosting.

We are pleased to welcome Sport Law and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) who will be travelling across the country as part of Hope on the Horizon, a national tour that will focus on providing sport leaders with relevant knowledge to help them better manage the complexities of leading an ethically driven and legally sound sport organization. Sport Law and CCES are heading to St. John’s as one of their first stops in this multi-city initiative to connect, educate, and inspire leaders to modernize their business practices, address risks, and learn how to activate True Sport.

Here’s what you need to know:

Who: Sport NL is inviting all sport leaders to join.

When: April 28-29, 2023 

Where:

To learn more about Hope on the Horizon in St. John’s and to find out how you can attend, please visit https://sportnl.ca/  

The Hope on the Horizon Tour is being hosted across Canada, for more information on upcoming events, click here. For media inquiries and to learn more about the Hope on the Horizon Tour, please contact Dina Bell-Laroche, Sport Law Partner, at 613-294-4118 or dblaroche@sportlaw.ca.

For more information or to register, please visit the National Coaching for Para sport Summit webpage.

On May 2-3, 2023, the University of Alberta in collaboration with the University of Ottawa, Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) and the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC), will host a nation-wide dialogue called “The National Coaching for Para sport Summit.”  This Summit will explore how to enhance
coach training to support coaches working with Para athletes as well as how to develop more accessible and inclusive pathways for all coaches.

This summit will bring together some of the world’s leading coaching for Para sport researchers and up to 50 of Canada’s key Para sport and coaching leaders, educators, coaches, athletes, graduate students, and future leaders. The purpose is to spark new avenues and connections for collaborative knowledge sharing and creation, using a Design Thinking process (Brown, 2008) to develop a user-centric, sustainable, and accessible National Coaching Framework for Para sport.

Key Themes & Topics include:

Day One of the summit will consist of presentations and panels aimed at knowledge mobilization of current research and the identification of knowledge gaps on coaching for Para sport. Day One is open to anyone who is interested in learning about Para sport coaching and inclusive coaching practices. Organizations and individuals who may benefit from attending could be coaches, athletes, leaders, volunteers, and/or administrators from:

Additionally, researchers and students from related fields are welcome to join.

Day Two will be a more focused working session with a smaller group of participants who will participate in a facilitated process to develop a draft national framework to guide inclusive coaching practices in Canada. This group will be more targeted to allow for deeper discussion and effective small group work.

Specifically, the organizing committee will seek to put together a blend of:

If you or someone in your organization could bring one or more of these lenses, please use the Day Two section in the registration form to express your interest.

Please note: Expressions of interest will be received until March 31st and selected participants for Day Two will be notified if they are selected by April 7th and will need to confirm in person or virtual attendance by April 15th. In person attendance is strongly preferred for Day Two participants although the virtual option is available. For in person attendees a group hotel rate will be available. A small number of travel subsidies will also be offered for selected NSOs.

Lastly, the organizers are seeking a few individuals interested in supporting the planning of the event. There is a section in the registration form where you can indicate your interest to help out and the organizers will contact you with more details.

We look forward to collaborating with you soon!

Sport PEI is pleased to welcome Sport Law and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) who will be travelling across the country as part of Hope on the Horizon, a national tour that will focus on providing sport leaders with relevant knowledge to help them better manage the complexities of leading an ethically driven and legally sound sport organization. Sport Law and CCES are heading to Charlottetown as their first stop in this multi-city initiative to connect, educate, and inspire leaders to modernize their business practices, address risks, and learn how to activate True Sport. 

Here’s what you need to know:

Who: Sport PEI is inviting all sport leaders to join.

When: April 20-21, 2023

Where: Charlottetown, PEI (Exact location TBD)

To learn more about Hope on the Horizon in Charlottetown and to find out how you can attend, please visit click here.

The Hope on the Horizon Tour is being hosted across Canada, for more information on upcoming events, click here. For media inquiries and to learn more about the Hope on the Horizon Tour, please contact Dina Bell-Laroche, Sport Law Partner, at 613-294-4118 or dblaroche@sportlaw.ca.