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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
News & Highlights
Canadian Commonwealth Games Champion Kyle Shewfelt Joins Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport Board of Directors
(Ottawa, Ontario – December 13, 2011) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport is proud to announce that Olympic gold medalist Kyle
LEARNING TO SEE WITH NEW EYES (Reprint Courtesy of CAAWS)
Looking back, I never could have imagined where sport would take me and what it would teach me in life.
Canadian Commonwealth Alum - Petitclerc accepts international coaching appointment with UK Athletics
OTTAWA- Athletics Canada congratulates today Chantal Petitclerc of Montreal, Que., who has accepted a coaching position with UK Athletics for the upcoming 2012 Paralympic Games in London.
Canadian Bruce Robertson re-elected as Commonwealth Games Federation Vice-President
ST. KITTS & NEVIS (November 11, 2011) – Former Commonwealth Games and Olympic medalist, Bruce Robertson, has been re-elected
CGC’s international programs make a splash in Isle of Man
Commonwealth Games Canada's international programs had an unprecedented presence at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Isle of Man.
Canadian Suzanne Weckend-Dill appointed Commonwealth Games Federation Athlete Representative
ST. KITTS & NEVIS (November 12, 2011) – One of Canada's most promising young sport leaders has been appointed to the Executive Board of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) as the Athlete Representative.
Commonwealth Games Canada Congratulates the Gold Coast of Australia, Host for the 2018 Commonwealth Games
ST. KITTS & NEVIS (November 11, 2011) – Dr. Andrew Pipe, President of Commonwealth Games Canada, today congratulated Gold Coast, Australia on its successful bid to
Giving hope to Zambian girls
I have been involved with Go Sisters since 2002, when I taught at a community school in the Chawama compound in Lusaka, Zambia and undertook peer-leader training. I was inspired by the number of girls who were interested in the program because at that time, girls were not allowed to play football and there were no activities for girls to participate in. The Go Sisters program gave them hope—and the chance to participate in sport and other forms of physical recreation.
Much More than Medals
If you had asked them a year ago what they knew about the Isle of Man, they might very well have given you “the look” that every parent of a teenager knows only too well, and then turne
Using sport to drive youth empowerment and social development across the Commonwealth.
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