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The CCES is proud to present the final 2021 CADP, which came into effect on January 1, 2021, ensuring the program’s ongoing compliance with the World Anti-Doping Code.

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As Canadians return to sport, the CCES continues to work with its partners and stakeholders to make sport better. Thank you to SIRC and InMotion who brought our mission to life through this Making Sport Better video.

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The CCES has developed supplemental doping control procedures to enable the safe resumption of urine sample collection under the Canadian Anti-Doping Program (CADP) effective July 13, 2020.

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

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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

The Rules of Sport are Failing to Create a Level Playing Field

By Trevor LaForce, OCT, Manager, Education, CCES After the last few weeks we’ve had, an outsider could be forgiven for thinking that a core tenet of sport is...

July 7, 2021

Chinese swimmer Sun Yang banned until 2024 after breaking anti-doping rules

(Yahoo! Canada Sports - June 22, 2021)

Sergey Shubenkov: Russia hurdler escapes doping ban in 'genuinely exceptional' case

(BBC Sport - Sport - June 22, 2021)

Worldwide testing figures back to normal despite COVID-19 pandemic, WADA says

(InsideTheGames.biz - June 17, 2021)

Investigation commissioned to probe corruption in 2016 Olympic boxing

(Sportsnet - June 14, 2021)

ITA "aware of Tokyo 2020 deadlines" in dealing with weightlifting doping bans

(InsideTheGames.biz - June 9, 2021)

Russian player arrested for suspected match-fixing at 2020 French Open

(Sports - CBC - June 4, 2021)

Olympic 100m hurdles champ Brianna McNeal banned for doping violation: AIU

(Yahoo! Sports - June 4, 2021)

IOC tries to reassure Olympic athletes over COVID liability waiver

(Sportsnet - May 27, 2021)

A year after Floyd’s death, the fight for accountability and justice continues

(TSN.ca - May 25, 2021)

Swimmer Sun set for second CAS hearing with Olympic ambitions on the line

(InsideTheGames.biz - May 24, 2021)

Advisory Notes

Key Anti-Doping Information for Tokyo 2020 Now Available

(Ottawa, Ontario – June 29, 2021) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) has consolidated important anti-doping information and resources for Team Canada athletes and their support...

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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

The CCES and CHL End Relationship

(Ottawa, Ontario – August 30, 2021) -- The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) announced today that it is no longer the anti-doping service provider for the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). The...

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.