A subunit of CS4L, this online resource provides in-depth information on the Canadian physical literacy movement. Key sources of information include: Physical Literacy Assessment for Youth (PLAY), Physical Literacy Injury Prevention, and Movement Preparation.
SCORE is a program of 10 lessons designed to join a deliberate approach to youth development and sport participation. The lessons are meant to easily be introduced and blended into any sport program. These lessons include: goal setting, team connection, building character, building confidence, and building competence.
Sport Information Resource Centre (SIRC) is a not-for-profit amateur sport organization with the mandate to provide information and serve the educational needs of organizations and individuals involved in, or responsible for the development of, sport and fitness in Canada and around the world. With over 6.5 million pages of sport related research dating as far […]
Sport for Life educates and informs sector leaders to enable them to better understand and deliver LTAD, quality sport and physical literacy programming.
The Coaching Association of Canada is a not-for-profit amateur sport organization with the mandate to improve the effectiveness of coaching across all levels of the sport system and exists to enhance the experiences of all Canadian athletes through quality coaching.
Sport Law is a consulting company offering legal services, planning and governance services, and strategic communications for Canadian sport organizations. Sport Law provides consulting services and educational programs related to organizational governance, values management, risk assessment, mediation and arbitration, policy development, business and employment issues and change management.
Canada’s Department of Canadian Heritage publishes periodical research relating to current trends in sport participation. Originally published in 2005, the 2010 version provides vital information on the magnitude of, and changes in, sport participation in Canada.
Physical and Health Education Canada (PHE Canada) champions healthy, active kids by promoting and advancing quality health and physical education opportunities and healthy learning environments. Supporting community champions with quality programs, professional development services, and community activation initiatives, PHE Canada inspires all to live healthy, physically active lives.
Katimavik offers learning through volunteer service programs for young Canadians to enable them to make positive changes in their lives and in communities. Since its foundation in 1977, Katimavik has a proven track record in youth programming and community development.
The Canadian Sport Policy 2012 sets a direction for the period 2012-2022 for all governments, institutions and organizations committed to realizing the positive impacts of sport on individuals, communities and society.