Senior National Team roster members are presently in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, in order to take part in the 2020 Dubai Premier League K1 tournament, which will be held February 14th-16th. This event constitutes an important step in the road towards qualification for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Kraig Devlin, High Performance Director...

Karate Canada is pleased to release its new Carding (Sport Canada’s Athlete Assistance Program) Nominations Criteria for the 2020-2021 cycle. You may click here to read this important document.

Please note that Karate Canada has updated Appendix A of its 2019-2020 Senior National Team Criteria. In order to be eligible to benefit from an exemption from participation in the 2020 Senior National Championships (and to obtain automatic KC ranking points), athletes must be in the top 50 of the WKF’s Olympic Standing (instead of...

Please note that Karate Canada has made a minor update to Appendix B of its 2019-2020 Junior National Team Criteria. Age-eligible athletes who earned a gold or silver medal in Karate Canada’s 2019 Senior National Championships will be automatically invited to compete in the 2020 Junior National Championships in U21 and (for kata) Junior (16-17)...

Over the weekend, Canadian National Team Roster members were in Paris, France, for the 2020 edition of the Paris Premier League K1, which were held from January 24th-26th. The Canadian delegation included 8 athletes, accompanied by three coaches. A total of 741 athletes from 93 countries around the world competed in this event. This weekend...