12 athletes to start training full-time in Montréal Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to announce the athletes who will form the 2021-2022 Senior Training Group, currently training full-time at Montreal’s Institut National du Sport (INS). A total of [...]
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 [...]
Quebec City to host 2022 FINA WORLD Junior Artistic Swimming Championships The world’s best junior (15-18) artistic swimmers will gather in Quebec City, Canada, in August 2022 to take part in the 17th FINA World Junior Championships. After being postponed [...]
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 [...]
Florence Klein, from Québec City, has been elected by her peers as the new President and Chair of the Board of Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS). She will chair the seven-member board for a one-year term. Involved in the sport of artistic [...]
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 [...]
At its recent 2021 Annual Meeting, held virtually, the membership of Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) elected three board members and also bid farewell to the longest-serving active board member, Judi Enns Bradette. She was first elected to the board in [...]
Julie Healy to depart; Kerri Morgan to assume Chief Sport Officer role Fresh from an incredible Olympic Games that saw Canada achieve its best results since 2012, Chief Sport Officer Julie Healy is leaving Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) to [...]
It was another Personal Best (PB) for Canada’s artistic swimmers, with the team scoring almost two full points higher than ever for its dynamic Free Routine at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. As Co-Captain Claudia Holzner described it, “We did everything. [...]
