Xenon and Argon gases to be added to the 2014 WADA Prohibited List
(Ottawa, Ontario – June 18, 2014) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) would like to alert the Canadian sport community that the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has made amendments to...Read more
Ontario political parties silent on investment in sport
June 5, 2014
The Ontario election is less than two weeks away and we're not hearing much from any party about their plans to increase support for sport across the province...Read more
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport to Support Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission in Rebuilding its Anti-Doping Program
(Ottawa, Ontario – June 4, 2014) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) will partner with the restructured Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO) to help build capacity for anti-doping in...Read more
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport Partners with Cycling Canada on Consultation into Doping
(Ottawa, Ontario – May 22, 2014) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) is pleased to announce a partnership with Cycling Canada to consult with members of the Canadian cycling community...Read more
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport and UK Anti-Doping Partner to Strengthen Fight Against Doping
(Ottawa, Ontario – May 8, 2014) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) has completed a consultancy agreement with UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) to share best practices in anti-doping intelligence...Read more
Closing the Gap
April 28, 2014
As I sit each night and watch the “war of attrition” known as the Stanley Cup Play-Offs, I am amazed at the endurance, strength and speed, not to mention courage of these NHL athletes. I also marvel at the similarly amazing feats of athleticism of pro basketball players and our own Toronto Raptors...Read more
Evaluation of Nutritional Intake in Canadian High-Performance Athletes
University of Calgary Research, 2009
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CCES’ third quarter focused on intelligence-based activities and growing ethical sport initiatives
CCES receives major boost in funding to increase prevention, detection and deterrence of doping (Ottawa, Ontario – March 31, 2014) – In its third quarter, the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (...Read more
What Sport Can Do: The True Sport Report (2008)
The “What Sport Can Do: The True Sport Report” provides conclusive proof of how good sport can be used intentionally to positively influence a wide range of societal goals, including child and youth development, crime prevention, education, social inclusion and economic and environmental...
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Dietary Supplementation Practices in Canadian High-Performance Athletes (PDF)
University of Calgary Research, 2012
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