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As part of Sport Canada’s Community Sport for All Grant, PTSO and clubs can apply for grants ranging from $500 to $5000 to support the implementation of SSC’s Long-Term Development framework and Learn to Skate/Learn to Speed Skating programs.
As part of Sport Canada’s Community Sport for All Grant, PTSO and clubs can apply for grants ranging from $500 to $5000 to support the implementation of SSC’s Long-Term Development framework and Learn to Skate/Learn to Speed Skating programs.
New season gives Canadian athletes between the ages of 14 and 25 the chance to be scouted by thirteen Team Canada sports for free, including speed skating TORONTO, January 16, 2024 — Speed Skating Canada will again be searching for Olympic talent through the RBC Training Ground program and athletes are encouraged to register for… Read more »
Kalyna Roberge and Jacques Gregoire inducted into Hall of Fame; Hayden Mayeur selected as Community Champion of the Year OTTAWA, ONTARIO – Over the past few months, Speed Skating Canada has been busy presenting annual awards to variety of deserving recipients from across the Canadian speed skating community. This year’s Hall of Fame inductees –… Read more »
An exciting new partnership between Speed Skating Canada and MyVeloFit will help make professional bike fitting more accessible to all members of the Canadian speed skating community.
Speed Skating Canada is proud to unveil the list of Canadian speed skating officials that have received national and international upgrades ahead of the 2023-24 competition season.
Speed Skating Canada is proud to unveil the list of Canadian speed skating officials that have received national and international upgrades ahead of the 2023-24 competition season.
Speed Skating Canada recruiting volunteers for advisory groups on High Performance, Sport Development and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
The list of presenters and keynote speakers has been unveiled for the inaugural Speed Summit professional development conference.
Renée Steenge and David La Rue were selected as this year’s recipients of the Peter Williamson Memorial Bursary, given to promising skaters who best combine athletic and scholastic achievements.
Official launch of the Safe Sport Speak Up Line, a new independent reporting mechanism that supports the intake and management of complaints from all participants within the Canadian speed skating community.
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