Statement from Canada Artistic Swimming Last week, staff at Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) received feedback from current team members as well as individuals outside the program that concerned us. CAS staff immediately looked into the situation, and felt the [...]
The 2020 virtual Annual Meeting (AM) of Canada Artistic Swimming concluded on Saturday, September 19th with the election of four new board members. It was an informative session that commenced with a presentation from Lindsay Larue, Sport Canada Consultant. Then [...]
Once again showing the resiliency and adaptability of the artistic swimming community, CAS is going virtual with its 2020 Annual General Meeting. The online agenda for Saturday, September 19 at 14:00 (Eastern) has been set, and features an overview of the [...]
A familiar face will be absent this week as Canada’s Senior National Team resumes full-time training at Montreal’s Institut National du Sport du Québec: Sion Ormond has decided to retire from artistic swimming. Hailing from Aurora, Ontario, Sion joined the National [...]
19 athletes to start training full-time in Montréal in September Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to announce the athletes who will form the 2020-2021 Olympic Training Group scheduled to start training full-time in September at Montreal’s Institut National [...]
Quebec City to host combined 2021 FINA Junior and Youth Artistic Swimming World Championships The world’s best junior (15-19) and youth (13-15) artistic swimmers will gather in Quebec City, Canada, in August 2021 to take part in a combined World Championships [...]
FORGING UNITY THROUGH DIVERSITY – a work in progress for Canada Artistic Swimming Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) recognizes the power of sport in modeling change and uniting all people who live in Canada. People have asked CAS what we are doing [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming is pleased to share the Return to Aquatics Training - Principles for a Safe Return to Sport Framework. This document has been produced through the collaborative effort of the four Canadian aquatic sport federations and represents the umbrella [...]
“Aside from everything else, it’s her sense of humour and laugh I’m going to miss the most,” said close friend Jennifer Luzia, when asked about Pam Kidney’s retirement from her role as Executive Director of Nova Scotia Artistic Swimming. Although she [...]
