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For information on TUEs, whereabouts, Games-time doping control and supplement use for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, go to www.cces.ca/beijing2022.

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Notable modifications for the 2022 Prohibited List

As of January 2022, all glucocorticoids are prohibited in-competition when administered by injection.

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The CCES is working with trusted partners to protect the integrity of Canadian sport and to educate the sport community about the risks associated with such activities.

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The CCES developed supplemental doping control procedures to enable the safe resumption of urine and blood sample collection under the Canadian Anti-Doping Program (CADP).

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The Canadian Sport Helpline is a national toll-free helpline offering assistance to victims or witnesses of harassment, abuse or discrimination in sport.

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Report Doping
Call 1-800-710-CCES, fill in the form at www.cces.ca/reportdoping or download the app for Android and Apple.

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COVID-19 Notice

The CCES office is closed to visitors until further notice, but our work is being carried out remotely.

Read about our supplemental COVID-19 procedures.

CCES Blog: Making Sport Better

EVOLVE: How one organization is tackling culture change

By Karri Dawson, Senior Director, Quality Sport, CCES Everyone is talking about the need for a shift in the culture of sport to ensure all participants are...

November 25, 2021

World Cup Nordic skiing events off to protect Olympic athletes from virus

(Sportsnet - January 13, 2022)

‘We need to change the game’

(Toronto Star - January 13, 2022)

WADA postpones biggest gathering on anti-doping calendar due to coronavirus pandemic

(insidethegames - January 11, 2022)

WADA confirms receipt of outstanding dues from United States

(insidethegames - January 6, 2022)

WADA’s 2022 Prohibited List now in force

(World Anti-Doping Agency - January 1, 2022)

Canadiens prospect Mailloux reinstated by OHL

(TSN - The Sports Network - December 29, 2021)

New Anti-Doping Rules Take Effect in 2022: What Athletes Need to Know

(Triathlete magazine - December 29, 2021)

Deal for USADA to oversee horse racing anti-doping craters

(ESPN.com - December 23, 2021)

Mixed martial arts step closer to becoming Olympic sport after IMMAF sign WADA Code

(insidethegames - December 23, 2021)

WADA reinstates accreditation of New Delhi Laboratory

(World Anti-Doping Agency - December 22, 2021)

Advisory Notes

Anti-Doping Information for Beijing 2022 Now Available for Canadian Athletes

Ottawa – January 19, 2022 – Anti-doping information for the Beijing 2022 Winter Games is now available for Team Canada athletes and support personnel. The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES)...

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Values-Based Coaching Module

Gymnastics Canada, in partnership with True Sport, have developed an e-learning course that will help coaches learn about the True Sport Principles and values-based programming. The module, which is free of charge and available to everyone, can be found at www.gymcan.org

Media Releases

U SPORTS Soccer Athlete Suspended for the Presence and Use of GW501516

Ottawa – January 13, 2022 – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) announced today that Alexis Stevens, a U SPORTS soccer athlete affiliated with the Université de Montréal, received a...

Nominations

The CCES welcomes nominations for our board of directors, working groups and committees.

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The CCES thanks the Government of Canada for its commitment to ethical sport.