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Athletics Team Named for 2026 Commonwealth Games

Athletics Canada adds 51 athletes to Team Canada

Canada part of history as Commonwealth Championships bring water polo back to its birthplace

(OTTAWA, April 3, 2014) – Thirteen young Canadian athletes are travelling this week to the birthplace of water polo, Scotland, in order to take part in the 2014 Commonwealth Water Polo Championships held in Aberdeen from April 5-12, 2014.

Victoria Commonwealth Games left legacy

April, 03, 2014 VICTORIA - It was a crossroads in time. Swimming at the 1994 Commonwealth Games in Victoria, where he won three medals, was one of the highlights of Stephen Clarke’s career.

CITY OF EDMONTON ANNOUNCES ITS INTENT TO BID FOR THE 2022 COMMONWEALTH GAMES!

EDMONTON –The City of Edmonton is pleased to announce its intent to bid for 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Improving Coaching to Empower Young Women in India

By: Linda Whitehead, Soccer Coach & Canadian SportWORKS Officer Its 6:30 in the morning and one of the YUWA staff opens the front door of the house to a porch full of smiling female faces, eager to start football practice. First, you need to understand for these young girls merely showing up at YUWA takes enormous courage, as it flies in the face of their cultural norms. Add to that their unbridled joy and love for football, and it creates an infectious, unstoppable force that I was privileged to be invited to share.

Rick Mercer Trains With Canada's Women's National Field Hockey Team

The Rick Mercer Report is showcasing some of the sports preparing to take part in the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. The first sports to be profiled are women's field hockey and athletics (throwing teams) and the episode will air Tuesday, March 25th, at 8pm.

Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard claims another podium finish

Montréal, March 22, 2014 – After winning a gold medal last Monday at the Pan-American Open in Montevideo, the judoka Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard once again climbed onto the podium, Saturday, this time at the Pan-American Open presented in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Today, the Canadian won a bronze medal in the under 57 kg class.

Sparkling bronze for Roseline Filion at diving World Series

DUBAI – Roseline Filion put together a powerful finish to emerge with the bronze medal on women’s 10-metre tower on Saturday to conclude the second stop on the FINA World Series diving circuit.

Benfeito and Filion reach podium again at FINA World Series

DUBAI – Meaghan Benfeito of Montreal and Roseline Filion of Laval, Que., won the bronze medal Thursday to open the second stop on the FINA World Series diving circuit.

Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard climbs to the highest step of the podium

Montréal, March 17, 2014 — Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard claimed the gold medal in the under 57 kg category, Monday, on day 1 of the Judo Pan-American Open of Montevideo, presented in Uruguay. In the finals, Beauchemin-Pinard got the better of the Colombian Yadinys Amaris by an ippon. Alexis Morin-Martel was the other member of the Canadian contingent to make their way onto the podium, defeating his teammate Arthur Margelidon in one of the two bronze medal bouts in the under 73 kg category. Margelidon settled for a 5th place classification.