Karate Canada has published its new Concussion Guidelines which have been developed to help guide the management of athletes who may have a suspected concussion as a result of participation in KC’s activities. The guidelines are based on the Canadian Guideline on Concussion in Sport from Parachute. While these guidelines are applicable to Karate Canada activities, they...

Karate Canada is pleased to announce the team of athletes who will be representing Canada at the WKF’s Olympic Qualification Tournament, scheduled to take place on June 11-13, 2021 in Paris, France. In addition to Haya Jumaa (women’s -61 kg kumite), Rita Ha Thi Ngo (women’s kata) and Melissa Bratic (women’s +61 kg kumite), who earned their spots on the team last year, Karate Canada...

Karate Canada is thrilled to announce the recipients of the second 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 develop along different avenues (coaching, officiating,...

Karate Canada is seeking a Safe Sport Lead to help implement its new Safe Sport framework and promote a safe environment for all the karate community. This part-time position is a 1 year contract. All the details can be found in the job description below. Qualified applicants are invited to submit their applications and resume in...

Karate Canada is pleased to announce it has retained the services of expert consultant Ms. Rose Mercier (from The Governance Coach) to lead a comprehensive and independent review of the organization’s governance. Ms. Mercier brings a vast wealth of related experience and expertise to this important project (you may click here to view a short...