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MONTREAL, QC – Abuse-Free Sport is pleased to announce the publication of four reports from its Research Grant Program’s 2022-23 cycle funding recipients. With the overall objective of investing[...]

MONTREAL, QC – Abuse-Free Sport has released the Sport Environment Assessment report concerning Wrestling Canada Lutte. As per policy, the organization was informed of the Sport Environment[...]

MONTREAL, QC – Abuse-Free Sport has published the Sport Environment Assessment report concerning Cycling Canada. As per policy, the organization was informed of the Sport Environment Assessment[...]

MONTREAL, QC – Abuse-Free Sport announces the publication of the Sport Environment Assessment Phase 1 report involving Hockey Canada. As per policy, the organization was informed of the Sport[...]

MONTREAL, QC – Abuse-Free Sport announces the publication of its first Sport Environment Assessment report. A Sport Environment Assessment (SEA) serves to address and prevent systemic issues[...]

MONTREAL, QC – Following a successful first year that saw nine projects financed, the Abuse-Free Sport Research Grant Program (Program) is proud to announce the 2023-2024 grant recipients. A[...]

MONTREAL, QC – The Abuse-Free Sport Registry, a key component of the enforcement of the Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS), is now live and available to[...]

Montreal (Quebec) — The Abuse-Free Sport program announces the launch of its new interactive resource: An Introduction to the UCCMS. This tool aims to simplify and facilitate a better understanding[...]

Sarah-Ève Pelletier, Canada’s inaugural Sport Integrity Commissioner, will be stepping down from the role in early 2024. Commissioner Pelletier’s difficult but personal decision follows a[...]

Montréal (Québec) – The Board of Directors of the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) has adopted a new Canadian Sport Dispute Resolution Code (Code) which will come into effect on[...]

MONTREAL, QC – Abuse-Free Sport (the Program) onboarded 86 Program Signatories in its first year of operation, including all federally-funded National Sport Organizations and several Multisport[...]

MONTREAL, QC – The Abuse-Free Sport program has released its third quarterly report since launching in June 2022, highlighting significant advances throughout its three pillars in implementing[...]