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CCES Blog: Making Sport Better
Why is Canadian Sport Not Taking Match Manipulation Seriously?
By Jeremy Luke, Senior Director, Sport Integrity, CCES Sport competitions in Canada and around the world have been cancelled, suspended or postponed as we...
April 23, 2020
Recent News
Soccer-Brescia president threatens to forfeit matches if Serie A re-starts
(London Free Press - April 2, 2020)Athlete age limits to be relaxed following rescheduling of Tokyo 2020 Olympics
(InsideTheGames.biz - April 2, 2020)Iannone handed 18-month ban for doping
(The Union Journal - April 2, 2020)Eight Bow Valley athletes awarded $1,000
(Rocky Mountain Outlook (Print Edition) - April 2, 2020)Basketball: McLaren to head up international basketball integrity unit
(Reuters US News - April 1, 2020)COVID-19: Tokyo 2020 Summer Games have been postponed due to global pandemic
(Ottawa Citizen - March 24, 2020)JONES: Canada leads the way in pulling out of Olympics
(Edmonton Sun - March 23, 2020)Dunfee 'proud' of Canada's decision to withdraw from Tokyo 2020
(Yahoo! News Canada - March 23, 2020)It's time for the IOC to postpone the 2020 Olympics
(Yahoo! Canada Sports - March 20, 2020)Canadian basketball player fined for leaving team early amid outbreak
(CTV News - March 19, 2020)Advisory Notes
The CCES Releases First Draft of 2021 CADP
(Ottawa, Ontario – May 8, 2020) – The CCES has released Draft 1 of the 2021 Canadian Anti-Doping Program (CADP) for consultation. This draft incorporates the 2021 World Anti-Doping Code (the Code)...
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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
The CCES Partners with BC Artistic Swimming to Influence Culture Change in Sport
(Ottawa, Ontario – April 22, 2020) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) and British Columbia Artistic Swimming (BCAS) are proud to announce an innovative partnership project focused on...
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