CCES Blog: Making Sport Better
Playing With Injury
By Paul Melia, CCES president and CEO -- Zdeno Chara playing in the Stanley Cup Finals with his broken jaw wired shut and Kevin Durant coming back from an...
June 13, 2019
Recent News
Brains of university-level concussed athletes were physiologically different over one year post-injury: study
(St. Michael's - October 16, 2019)Transgender track and field athletes now face same standard that has kept out Caster Semenya
(NBC Sports - October 15, 2019)MLB in talks to implement opioid testing as early as 2020
(Yahoo! Canada Sports - October 15, 2019)Evander Kane, hockey community call out anti-Muslim message sent to youth coach
(News - MSN CA - October 14, 2019)England's Euro qualifier in Bulgaria marred by racist abuse
(News - MSN CA - October 14, 2019)Date and venue set for Sun public hearing at Court of Arbitration for Sport
(InsideTheGames.biz - October 14, 2019)Russia claim to have "fulfilled all demands" by WADA
(InsideTheGames.biz - October 9, 2019)Saskatchewan leading way with safe sport campaign
(Yorkton This Week - October 7, 2019)Feds Indict Mob Member For Trying To Fix An NCAA Basketball Game In 2018
(Legal Sports Report - October 7, 2019)What happens to your brain when you get a concussion?
(News - MSN CA - October 4, 2019)Advisory Notes
The CCES Warns Athletes about the Risks of Supplement Use
(Ottawa, Ontario – October 10, 2019) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) reminds athletes, support personnel and the sport community about the risks of using supplements and sport...
Global Features
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Prevalence of Maltreatment among Current and Former National Team Athletes Report
Developed by AthletesCAN and the University of Toronto, this groundbreaking survey of over 1,000 top Canadian athletes increases the urgency for Canadian sport to act on a major issue that has been in sport for too long.
Media Releases
Experts Make Clear Recommendations for Canadian Approach to Match Manipulation
(Ottawa, Ontario – October 2, 2019) – A two-day symposium in April came to fruition today with the publication of a White Paper outlining five recommendations for a Canadian response to the threat of...
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