Canada Artistic Swimming is excited to present its ambitious five-year strategic plan, titled "Empowering the Canadian Style of Winning." This comprehensive roadmap is designed to elevate Canada's position as a top 5 global ranked nation while fostering a positive sport [...]
A year and a half ago, facing allegations of an unsafe environment at our Senior National Team and at a time when social and sporting worlds were calling for increased diversity, representation, inclusivity and safety, Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) embarked on [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement to join Abuse-Free Sport, the new independent program to prevent and address maltreatment in sport. Canada Artistic Swimming and its stakeholders at the national level will have access [...]
In recognition of the successful coordination of talent development activities across the country in artistic swimming and the on-going work with its provincial partners in building culture in the sport, CAS is pleased to announce that Kasia Kulesza, national senior team [...]
As she leads Canada Artistic Swimming’s (CAS) extensive culture change program, Lindsay Duncan, Chair of the Rise Up Management Committee (RUMC) says “We know that culture change takes time. Though we can see some encouraging progress, we know there is a [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming has published a summary of the actions and ongoing projects related to “Rise Up: an action plan for a safe and inclusive environment”, initiated in April 2021. During the quarter, we have focused on a number of [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) offered a virtual Technical and Leadership Conference on September 17-19, in conjunction with its 2021 Annual Meeting. More than 70 technical leaders, both coaches and officials, took part in the online sessions, which covered a variety of topics [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) is on a learning journey. On the eve of the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, CAS wishes to issue an apology to the athletes and the Indigenous community in Canada for a routine performed at [...]
The Rise Up Management Committee (RUMC) has published its first quarterly report, based on the action plan for a safe and inclusive environment, initiated last April. In these initial months of "Rise Up", we have focused on putting together a strong [...]
A team of leaders from the Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) community is drawing together to “Rise Up” to address the cultural challenges faced by CAS and to direct and support cultural change across all levels of the organization. The Rise [...]
