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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.
Canada Names Five Additional Paralympic Program athletes to the swim team for 2026 Commonwealth Games
Swimming Canada bolsters technical support adding three staff members
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CANADA WINS BRONZE IN MEN’S TEAM PURSUIT AT GLASGOW TRACK WORLD CUP
GLASGOW, Nov. 4, 2016. – Team Canada took their first ever World Cup medal in the Men’s Team Pursuit on Friday evening in Glasgow, Scotland, with a bronze medal performance.
Michelle Williams Leads Canadian Charge with Silver Medal
Olympic and Commonwealth medallist Michelle Williams of North York, Ont., earned her second medal on the FINA World Cup Swimming circuit this week with a silver
Katerine Savard caps World Cup tour with bronze
Katerine Savard of Pont-Rouge, Que., ended the three-stop FINA World Cup swimming cluster in Asia the same way she began: on the podium. Savard won the bronze medal Sunday in the women’s 200-m butterfly at the season finale.
2016 CANADIAN COMMONWEALTH SPORT AWARD WINNERS!
Commonwealth Games Canada Celebrates Exceptional Contributions
Triathlon Canada Welcomes Kim Van Bruggen as New Chief Executive Officer
Proven business leader focused on shaping new era for triathlon in Canada rooted in excellence
Michelle Williams reaches new heights with World Cup medal
Commonwealth and Olympic medallist Michelle Williams of North York, Ont., earned her first individual international medal placing third in the women’s 50-m freestyle to open the eighth stop on the FINA World Cup swimming circuit.
Wrestling Canada Lutte Announces Hiring of High Performance Director
Leigh has been instrumental in developing and successfully leading the women’s high performance program since 1996, first as a head coach at numerous Games and World Championships and since 2005 as WCL’s Women’s National Coach. Since 1993, the Women’s National Team program has produced 40 Senior World Championship medals and 6 Olympic medals.
Katerine Savard wins bronze medal at FINA World Cup
SINGAPORE – Commonwealth & Olympic medallist Katerine Savard of Pont-Rouge, Que., won the bronze medal on Friday in the women’s 100-m butterfly at a FINA World Cup swimming competition.
Commonwealth & Olympic medallist, multiple record holder MacLean retiring
Brittany MacLean spanned two generations of Canadian swimming and earned a reputation as a hard worker and tough competitor.
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