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The Highs and Lows of Sport
Doug MacQuarrie, Chief Operating Officer, CCES Canadians in quarter-final play on the world stage, have experienced the highs and lows of sport in recent weeks...
January 11, 2019
Recent News
WADA starts work on copying doping data in Moscow lab
(TSN.ca - January 10, 2019)Twenty-eight professional tennis players arrested by Spanish police for alleged match-fixing
(InsideTheGames.biz - January 10, 2019)2019 National Legislative Preview - Examines Legislative Efforts on the Various Aspects of Gaming in All 50 States & Congress - ResearchAndMarkets.com
(The Daily Press - FinancialContent - January 10, 2019)Concussion-related claim filed against CHL, WHL, Hockey Canada
(Vancouver Sun - January 9, 2019)Hazing responsible for suicide of Northwestern athlete, according to lawsuit
(Yahoo! Canada Sports - January 9, 2019)Russia says 'understanding' reached on doping data for WADA
(OTTAWAMATTERS.COM - January 9, 2019)Special report: Tennis' last taboo - why are there no openly gay male players?
(Yahoo! Canada Sports - January 9, 2019)Markham teacher, coach charged with 2 counts of sexual assault at parties a year apart
(CityNews Toronto - January 8, 2019)New research gives a better understanding of concussions
(Radio Canada International (en) - January 8, 2019)NBC Sports To Bring In-Game Betting Broadcasts To Washington DC
(CDC Gaming Reports - January 8, 2019)Advisory Notes
2019 Sport Leaders Retreats: Two dates to choose from for executives and senior managers
(Ottawa, ON – January 10, 2019) -- The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) and the Sport Law & Strategy Group are offering the Sport Leaders Retreat to help sport leaders from provincial/...
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Canadian Sports Story – Episode #001
Paul Melia, CCES president and CEO, and host Frank Roch discuss recent events in anti-doping including, cannabis legalization, RUSADA reinstatement and WADA reform on the first episode of Canadian Sports Story Podcast.
Media Releases
U SPORTS Football Athlete Suspended for Presence of Cannabis
(Ottawa, Ontario – January 7, 2019) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) announced today that Lucas Merlin, a U SPORTS football athlete affiliated with the University of Waterloo,...
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