With an estimated 100 million participants worldwide and 320 million fans, karate is a truly global sport with a rich history, a strong presence in Australia, and a unique social purpose that transcends cultures. The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to listen, learn, and explore how karate can contribute to the success and legacy of...
PARIS, Fra.—Canada’s Hana Furumoto-Deshais got her 2025 competitive season off to a medal-winning start, fighting to her first Karate1 Premier League podium on Sunday in Paris. The 28-year-old from Gatineau, Que., who has consistently battled her way to the international podium over the last three seasons, snagged the prestigious silver medal in the women’s -55kg...
RECIPIENTS/DESTINATAIRES: - National Team Roster Athletes/Athlètes du bassin de l'équipe nationale junior - PTSO Leadership/Direction des OPTS Dear Karate Canada Athletes, Coaches, and Community, We are excited to announce the launch of a new Performance Subsidy Program aimed at recognizing and rewarding our athletes' exceptional achievements on the international stage. This initiative underscores our commitment...
Karate Canada is proud to launch the "Be Para Ready" pilot program, designed to support dojos across the country in starting or enhancing Para-karate programs for their members. With guidance from the Para-Karate Committee, this initiative aims to create safe, inclusive, and welcoming environments where athletes of all abilities can thrive. Participating dojos will receive...
JESOLO-VENICE, Ita—A new generation of Canadian karatekas took home valuable lessons and a lifetime of memories while achieving personal goals representing Canada at the World Junior Championships in Venice, Italy. Canada suited up 35 athletes who squared off with the world’s best in U21, Junior and Cadet kumite and kata competitions where they combined for...
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