ON INT’L DAY AGAINST HOMOPHOBIA
CAAWS salutes work being done to make sport more welcoming to those who are LGBTQ and announces the development of a coaching resource in partnership with Coaches of Canada and AthletesCan More
CAAWS salutes work being done to make sport more welcoming to those who are LGBTQ and announces the development of a coaching resource in partnership with Coaches of Canada and AthletesCan More
CAAWS PARTNERS WITH PLAY ON!
CAAWS is proud to announce it’s partnership with Hockey Night in Canada’s Play On!. The goal is to encourage women and girls’ participation and their involvement in leadership roles (i.e. coaching, officiating, administration and volunteering). More
CAAWS is proud to announce it’s partnership with Hockey Night in Canada’s Play On!. The goal is to encourage women and girls’ participation and their involvement in leadership roles (i.e. coaching, officiating, administration and volunteering). More
CAAWS at PARC SYMPOSIUM
We will be at the PARC Symposium in Toronto. Be sure to stop by to learn about our newest project; the healthy living experiences of girls and young women from diverse ethnic communities. More
We will be at the PARC Symposium in Toronto. Be sure to stop by to learn about our newest project; the healthy living experiences of girls and young women from diverse ethnic communities. More
- Widget Middle – Video
WOMEN OF WINTER
GOYETTE IN IIHF HALL OF FAME
Goyette, from St-Nazaire, Que., is the sixth female player the IIHF has inducted. She joins Canadians Angela James and Geraldine Heaney, who entered in 2008. More
Goyette, from St-Nazaire, Que., is the sixth female player the IIHF has inducted. She joins Canadians Angela James and Geraldine Heaney, who entered in 2008. More
NHIC PLAYON GROWING THE GAME
What started as a sport where women could compete only by disguising themselves as men has certainly evolved over the last 100 years, as reflected by the fan support evident during this year’s IIHF Women’s World Championship in Ottawa. More
What started as a sport where women could compete only by disguising themselves as men has certainly evolved over the last 100 years, as reflected by the fan support evident during this year’s IIHF Women’s World Championship in Ottawa. More
DEBBIE LOW: CPC VICE-PRESIDENT
Low is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Sport Institute Ontario. More
Low is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Sport Institute Ontario. More
“"You have to have a real love of your sport to carry you through all the bad times...you must have a commitment to work hard and to never give up."”
by Nancy Greene Olympian and Senator
by Nancy Greene Olympian and Senator
