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Abuse-Free Sport launches public registry
March 28 2024
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[...]
Abuse-Free Sport unveils new resource: An Introduction to the UCCMS
February 14 2024
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[...]
Abuse-Free Sport Announcement
December 19 2023
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[...]
SDRCC Announces Significant Amendments to the Canadian Sport Dispute Resolution Code
September 28 2023
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[...]
Eighty-six organizations join Abuse-Free Sport in its first year
August 2 2023
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[...]
Great advances as Abuse-Free Sport enters fourth quarter of its initial year
April 13 2023
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[...]
First Safe Sport Research Symposium Lays the Foundations for the Future
October 20 2022
Montréal, Qc (October 20, 2022) – In 2021-2022, ten knowledge syntheses were funded through the Safe Sport Research Grant Program on ten themes identified by an expert working group. Following the[...]
Abuse-Free Sport Announces New Collaborators as it Officially Opens Doors
June 20 2022
As it officially launches its first phase of operations today, Canada’s new independent safe sport mechanism becomes Abuse-Free Sport, unveils new websites and welcomes an exceptional group of[...]
Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner to launch first phase of operations on June 20, 2022
May 17 2022
The Office of Canada’s Sport Integrity Commissioner (OSIC) will launch its first phase of operations on June 20, 2022.
Canada’s First Sport Integrity Commissioner Announced
April 5 2022
Sarah-Ève Pelletier has been selected by the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) to serve as Canada’s first Sport Integrity Commissioner, to oversee the central hub within Canada’s[...]
The SDRCC Publishes a Summary Report on Consultations Regarding the Safe Sport Mechanism
December 22 2021
The Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) today released its summary report on the national consultations recently held on the implementation of the independent safe sport mechanism.
Update on Canada’s New Safe Sport Mechanism
November 23 2021
The Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC), selected by the Government of Canada to develop and deliver the new safe sport mechanism at the national level, is pleased to report on its[...]
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