Sport participants have the right to train and compete in safe and supportive environments. By adopting and implementing the CSSP, federally funded, national-level sport organizations and multi-sport organizations demonstrate their commitment to safe sport. 

Organizations that adopt the CSSP and their participants are subject to the UCCMS, which is administered by the CCES. 

The following Canadian sport organizations have adopted the CSSP:

National Sport Organizations

  • Alpine Canada

  • Archery Canada

  • Athletics Canada

  • Badminton Canada

  • Baseball Canada

  • Biathlon Canada

  • Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton

  • Boccia Canada (Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association)

  • Bowls Canada Boulingrin

  • Boxing Canada

  • Broomball Canada

  • Canada Artistic Swimming

  • Canada Basketball

  • Canada DanceSport

  • Canada Skateboard

  • Canada Snowboard

  • Canada Soccer

  • Canadian Blind Sports Association

  • Canadian Fencing Federation

  • Canadian Tenpin Federation

  • Canoe Kayak Canada

  • Climbing Escalade Canada

  • Curling Canada

  • Cycling Canada Cyclisme

  • Diving Canada Plongeon

  • Equestrian Canada

  • Field Hockey Canada

  • Football Canada

  • Freestyle Canada

  • Golf Canada

  • Gymnastics Canada

  • Handball Canada

  • Hockey Canada

  • Judo Canada

  • Karate Canada

  • Lacrosse Canada

  • Luge Canada

  • Nordiq Canada

  • Pentathlon Canada

  • Racquetball Canada

  • Ringette Canada

  • Rowing Canada Aviron

  • Rugby Canada

  • Sail Canada

  • Shooting Federation of Canada

  • Skate Canada

  • Ski Jumping Canada

  • Ski Mountaineering Competition Canada

  • Softball Canada

  • Speed Skating Canada

  • Squash Canada

  • Swimming Canada

  • Table Tennis Canada

  • Taekwondo Canada

  • Tennis Canada

  • Triathlon Canada

  • Volleyball Canada

  • Water Polo Canada

  • Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada

  • Weightlifting Canada Halterophilie

  • Wheelchair Basketball Canada

  • Wheelchair Rugby Canada

  • Wrestling Canada Lutte

National Multi-Sport Organizations

  • AthletesCAN

  • Canada Games Council

  • Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport

  • Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association

  • Canadian Deaf Sports Association

  • Canadian Olympic Committee

  • Canadian Paralympic Committee

  • Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities

  • Canadian Women and Sport 

  • Coaching Association of Canada

  • Commonwealth Sport Canada

  • Go le Grand défi

  • Inclusion in Canadian Sports Network

  • KidSport

  • Own the Podium

  • PartipACTION

  • Physical and Health Education Canada

  • Special Olympics Canada

  • Sport for Life

  • Sport Information Resource Centre

  • U SPORTS

Canadian Sport Institutes

  • Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba

  • Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan

  • Canadian Sport Institute Alberta

  • Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic

  • Canadian Sport Institute Ontario

  • Canadian Sport Institute Pacific

The following organizations' CSSP contracts are currently suspended:

Suspended Contracts

Adopting Sport Organizations that participate in the CSSP have key responsibilities to support the effective implementation of the program and to foster a safe sport environment. A critical part of this commitment includes ensuring participants complete the mandatory 40-minute e-learning module and sign the consent form – steps that are essential for participants to understand their rights and responsibilities under the CSSP.

Without these foundational requirements, the CCES may be unable to process safe sport reports involving individuals from these organizations. These obligations are in place to protect all participants and to reinforce the collective responsibility of the sport community in upholding safe sport standards.

The following sport organizations have not fulfilled the critical requirements set out in their adoption contracts. As a result, the CCES has suspended their agreements:

  • Cricket Canada - Date of Suspension: October 14, 2025

As a result of this suspension, individuals previously identified as CSSP participants by these organizations no longer have access to CSSP reporting mechanisms or protections. These individuals should contact their respective sport organizations for alternative reporting options.

If an organization listed above fulfills their outstanding obligations, the CCES will reinstate them under the CSSP and issue a public statement to ensure their participants are informed.