Sport Sector Highlight
What the research says about mom’s participation in sport This Mother’s Day let’s support moms in getting active. SIRC’s Mom’s Got Game literature review dives into the research on moms’ participation in sport and physical activity, uncovering the real barriers, and what it takes to overcome them.
Feature Article
Rethinking the “bounce back” this Mother’s Day New mothers face constant pressure to “bounce back” after birth but what does recovery really look like? This Mother’s Day, we’re sharing research that highlights how real, inclusive postpartum movement can build confidence and challenge unrealistic expectations.
Sport Sector Highlight
SCHOOLFirst concussion framework Educators play a vital role in helping students recover from concussions and return to learning successfully. The SCHOOLFirst framework offers practical strategies and resources to create a supportive school environment. Explore these powerful tools and become a Concussion Champion!
Sport Sector Highlight
Help us, help you by completing SIRC’s new annual survey! Do you find SIRC’s resources and services valuable? Be sure to let us know what and share your feedback in our new survey! Through your answers, we hope to learn what makes SIRC a valuable resource for sport in Canada and how we can be…
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Get Coaching Starter Pack! This National Volunteer Week, there’s never been a better time to give back through coaching! New Ontario coaches can kickstart their journey with the Get Coaching Starter Pack—over $200 in FREE resources from Coaches Ontario. Help grow the game and your skills!
Sport Sector Highlight
Tennis Canada Safety Toolkits Safety is a top priority in sport, and Tennis Canada is committed to protecting athletes through the Sport Safety Hub. With toolkits for athletes, parents, coaches, and officials, you can stay informed, play with confidence, and help create a safer future for sport.
Sport Sector Highlight
Barriers facing Muslim women in sport Hijab-wearing Muslim women still face quiet but powerful barriers in sport, from rigid uniform rules to cultural bias. This article from the Winnipeg Newcomer Sport Academy shares powerful stories from Winnipeg’s Muslim community and challenges sport stakeholders to redefine what true inclusion really means.
Featured Article
FUN MAPS: Rethinking the joy of sport Fun in sport isn’t what you think. Dr. Erin Sharpe breaks down the science of FUN MAPS, revealing why kids crave challenge, teamwork, and great coaching. Want to keep young athletes engaged? This article and latest podcast episode of Sport Intelligence: The Canadian Perspective has the answers!
Spring SIRCuit 2025
The hidden currents of Canadian sport: A deep dive with SIRC’s new podcast Sport is more than competition – it’s culture, identity, and unseen effort. Sport Intelligence: The Canadian Perspective are 2 distinct podcasts – one in French, another in English – that explore the hidden layers of Canadian sport. With unique stories, research and…
Spring SIRCuit 2025
Climbing without limits: One athlete’s blind pursuit of new heights in adaptive sport Chaz Misuraca leads by example—on and off the climbing wall. As a high-performance blind Para climber, hockey player and advocate, he’s helping redefine inclusion in sport through action, not just words. Read his full story in this SIRCuit article.