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Founded as a legacy of the inaugural Commonwealth Games in 1930, Commonwealth Sport Canada (CSC) is a founding member of Commonwealth Sport and is responsible for the growth and development of the Commonwealth sport movement in Canada.
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Simon Whitfield Welcomed into Triathlon Canada Hall of Fame
TORONTO—Two of Canada’s legendary triathletes, Simon Whitfield and Lisa Bentley, will enter into Triathlon Canada’s Hall of Fame, the governing body for the sport of triathlon announced on Friday.
Making a Difference - Commonwealth Games Canada Introduces 2014 SportWORKS Officers
OTTAWA, December 18, 2013 – Commonwealth Games Canada (CGC) is proud to introduce the ten new SportWORKS Officers selected to spend the next year making a difference...
Moors “floors” the competition at Toyota International gymnastics event
TOYOTA -- Canada’s high-flying Victoria Moors nailed her signature move in the women’s floor routine to win her second gold medal in as many days on Sunday at the Toyota International gymnastics event.
Moors tops at Toyota International gymnastics competition
TOYOTA, Japan -- Victoria Moors of Cambridge, Ont., (Dynamo) topped the field in the women’s uneven bars on Saturday on the first day of competition at the Toyota International gymnastics competition.
Joe Morissette Introduced as New Executive Director of Badminton Canada
OTTAWA, ON - Badminton Canada is pleased to welcome Joe as its new Executive Director, effective December 3, 2013.
Triathlon Canada Recruits World Leading Coach Jamie Turner to Guide New Era of Triathletes Back to International Podium
TORONTO—The nation’s best high-performance triathletes received a huge boost of support in their quest for the international podium as one of the top coaches in the world, Jamie Turner, has been recruited to lead the Canadians as national team coach, Triathlon Canada announced on Monday.
Kyle Reyes takes Home Silver
Montréal, December 1st, 2013 – The Canadian judoka Kyle Reyes didn’t pass under the radar, Sunday, on the 3rd day of competition at the Tokyo Grand Slam in Japan. The only Canadian in action did his country proud, claiming the silver medal in the under 100 kg class.
My Work Family
By Aimee Maggiacomo, SportWORKS officer. It feels like the CSP crew was just in Glasgow completing our midterm training, and really, it almost feels like I just got here.
Victoria-Kayen Woo wins bronze medal at the Massilia International
MARSEILLE -- Victoria-Kayen Woo of Montreal won a bronze medal in the uneven bars on Sunday at the Massilia International gymnastics meet.
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