Today, we are sharing good news! Karate Canada is thrilled to announce the recipients of the first edition of the Stay in the Fight Bursary! The Bursary was created to provide support to female athletes who have recently retired or plan to retire from competition in the not-so-distant future, to help them explore, prepare and...
The health and safety of the Karate Canada community is our top priority. Given recent and ongoing developments of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, Karate Canada has cancelled the 2020 Youth, Cadet, Junior and U21 National Championships, which were scheduled to be held in Mississauga (Toronto, ON), on May1-3. Karate Canada would like to thank the Ontario...
Due to risks associated with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Canadian Olympic Committee has stated that it will not send athletes to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games as currently scheduled and urges a postponement until 2021. COC Statement: https://olympic.ca/press/team-canada-will-not-send-athletes-to-games-in-summer-2020-due-to-covid-19-risks/ The Board of Directors of Karate Canada supports this decision which puts the health and safety...
Karate Canada welcomes Ms. Donna Gardecki onto its Board of Directors, where she will act as a Director at Large. Ms. Gardecki has been appointed to replace Mr. Danny Morin, who has in turn been appointed as Karate Canada’s new Treasurer, in replacement of Mr. Stéphane Rivest. We congratulate them both for their new roles...
Dear Karate Canada members and supporters, With the growing concern and governmental restrictions surrounding the COVID 19 situation, Karate Canada is taking a number of actions and decisions to help safeguard the health and safety of our community. As already announced the Senior National Championships that were to take place this coming weekend in Calgary have been...
