Eight Senior National Team roster members are presently in Madrid, Spain, in order to take part in the 2019 Madrid Premier League K1 tournament, which will be held November 29th-December 1st. (Click here for the full list of Team Canada participants). This event constitutes an important step toward qualification for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games....

With the generous support of the Government of Canada, Karate Canada is proud to announce some of the new initiatives put forward to help foster a safe environment free of abuse, harassment and discrimination for all its registrants. Karate Canada has partnered with Respect Group and will soon have all their staff, board of directors, officials,...

Karate Canada is pleased to release its Team Selection Criteria for the athletes who will be representing Canada at the May 2020 Paris (France) WKF Olympic Qualification Tournament for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.  You may click here in order to read this important document. (Please note:  this document refers to Karate Canada's athlete ranking...

This past week, Canada’s Junior National Karate Team was in Santiago, Chile, in order to compete at the World Karate Federation’s 2019 Cadet, Junior and U21 Championships, the most select competitive event offered by the international federation. This tournament welcomed almost 1600 athletes from over 90 countries. While abiding by strict security protocols implemented in...

History was made today at the Polideportivo Estadio Nacionalin Santiago, Chile as Ethan Small became the first Canadian to ever win a gold medal at a WKF World Karate Championships in a mainstream division. After receiving confirmation from the national sports authorities that the best conditions for the development of the event were guaranteed, the...