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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.
ST. KITTS & NEVIS (November 11, 2011) – Dr. Andrew Pipe, President of Commonwealth Games Canada, today congratulated Gold Coast, Australia on its successful bid to
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.
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 turned their attention back to whatever text message they were thumbing at the time.
Bowling Out AIDS (BOA) is breaking new ground in the battle against HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean with its focus on helping coaches develop cricket players' skills while at the same time teaching key health lessons.
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN (September 12th, 2011) – Coming off three successful days of competition, the young Canadian athletes participating at the IV Commonwealth Youth Games in Isle of Man were treated to a taste of Manx
DOUGLAS, Isle of Man (September 12, 2011) – She's a rising star in Canadian track and field who captured three silver medals in her first major international competition.
