Last Week, the World Karate Federation (WKF) appointed Nassim Varasteh to the Rules and Ranking Commission, as a kumite member. This will allow her to have an active role in the recommendations and decisions of the WKF regarding the rules of the sport, as well as the international ranking of athletes. Nassim is no stranger...
CALI, VALLEY, COLUMBIA, Tuesday, December 7th, 2021 - the first ever Junior Pan American Games were held from November 25 to December 5, in Cali and Valle, Columbia. Yamina Lahyanssa won gold in the female -50 kg kumite category, covering this historic event with success. This medal guarantees her an invitation to the 2023 Pan...
Position Type - Full Time Application Deadline Date – January 7, 2022 Job Location - To be discussed with the candidate Employment Type - Employee Expected Start Date – Mid February, 2022 Karate Canada is the national sport governing body for the sport of karate in Canada. The Association is seeking services of a full-time...
On November 7th, elections were held during Karate Canada's AGM. Derek Ryan was elected as VP for KC for a three year term and Alexander David was elected as a Director at Large for a three year term. "Derek brings a wealth of experience as someone who is very familiar with Karate at both the...
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, Monday, November 29, 2021 - From November 16 to 21, the Canadian Karate team competed at the World Championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, winning a bronze medal and two top 5 finishes. The 14 Canadian athletes present competed in 13 individual categories, as well as 2 team categories. 982 athletes...
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