Baseball Competition Can Safely Begin in Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 24, 2020 – Baseball Manitoba announces that just over three months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the province, it is safe to return to competition. Baseball Manitoba submitted a Return to Play document to the Province of Manitoba in May of 2020. It was approved in early June, allowing Manitobans to return to…
Sail Canada Updates
COVID-19 Sail Canada continues to monitor the evolving COVID-19 health pandemic and will provide the sailing community with regular updates through our website, social media, and weekly newsletters. The health and safety of our members continues to be the main priority. We are here to help you during this time! Contact the Sail Canada staff…
Return to Rowing: The new normal at the NTC
The return to rowing process for RCA’s National Team athletes has begun under the guidance of Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mike Wilkinson and the Sport Medicine Advisory Committee (SMAC). RCA’s High Performance staff have worked closely with the Victoria Rowing Society in planning the return to Elk Lake, which has been guided by RCA’s Risk Assessment…
Canada Soccer announces cancellation of the 2020 Toyota National Championships
Canada Soccer has taken the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 edition of the Toyota National Championships scheduled to take place in three locations 7-12 October. The annual club competition for close to 2,000 male and female players, coaches, officials and volunteers was scheduled to take place in Halifax, NS (Challenge and Jubilee Trophy); Kitchener-Waterloo,…
Return to Physical Literacy at the Community Level Webinar
This session will showcase community leaders who are responsible for re-opening facilities and delivering programming in the midst of the pandemic. One outcome of COVID-19 has been the opportunity to reflect on how programming can be best delivered under the new guidelines, allowing for potential innovation and retooling. During this webinar you’ll hear from Robert…
Canadians ready to dive back in as pools reopen
Swimming Canada welcomes the news of pools opening in various jurisdictions across Canada, and is pleased to continue to work in collaboration with its ten provincial section members who are leading the return to swimming process in their provinces. “We can’t wait to see our clubs, university programs and High Performance Centres back in the…
Life in Lockdown: Researching the impact of COVID-19 on the physical activity and wellbeing of Canadians
When the COVID-19 pandemic spread to Canada and protective public health restrictions were implemented across the country, the need to understand how these measures would impact Canadian wellbeing and physical activity behavior emerged. For instance, the closure of recreation facilities, city parks and playgrounds would require Canadians to be innovative in their physical activity practices….
Connect With Canoe Kayak Canada – Virtual Series
Canoe Kayak Canada (CKC) launches a weekly webinar series called “Connect with CKC” designed for members of the paddling community. Experts will present on a variety of topics including health, fitness and mental well-being All coaches who register will receive 1 Professional Development Point for each webinar they attend. Professional development points will be tracked…
Sail Canada Updates
COVID-19 Sail Canada continues to monitor the evolving COVID-19 health pandemic and will provide the sailing community with regular updates through our website, social media, and weekly newsletters. The health and safety of our members continues to be the main priority. We are here to help you during this time!Contact the Sail Canada staff and…
Equestrian Canada Announces Return to Business Operations Framework
Ottawa, ON, May 4, 2020 – Equestrian Canada (EC) would like to share a return to business operations framework with the Canadian equestrian community in anticipation of the conclusion of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Please note: The business operations framework is intended to be used a guideline and its implementation is not mandated or required….