Canada Artistic Swimming congratulates the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) on its announcement today of Sarah-Ève Pelletier as Canada’s first Sport Integrity Commissioner. The Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner will operate independently to receive complaints about alleged violations [...]
The conclusion of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, in August of 2021, represented the culmination of more than five years of working towards that goal for Canada’s artistic swim team. It was also the most unusual of preparation times, with Covid [...]
After nearly a decade on Canada’s national artistic swimming team, Claudia Holzner is staying connected to the sport from the other side of the pool deck. Following her Olympic debut in Tokyo at the 2020 Summer Games, she’s currently taking a [...]
There is a natural transition period when athletes in a high performance sport finish competing at an Olympic Games. For the athletes who represented Canada in artistic swimming at the Tokyo Games, it was the culmination of five plus years of [...]
A one-step confidential reporting mechanism has been added to Canada Artistic Swimming’s (CAS) comprehensive practices to create a safe and welcoming sport environment. Clicking on the Make a Report button takes users from the CAS or Member website directly to a bilingual, [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to announce that Quebec City, QC, will be the host city for its 2022 Canadian Masters Championships. The event will be held in conjunction with the already scheduled Canadian Artistic Swimming Championships, the season-ending competition that [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to confirm that Karine Doré and Yingli Hou have agreed to continue leading the Canadian team that is scheduled to compete at the twice-postponed Junior World Championships to be held in Quebec City in August 2022. [...]
Following months of work and extensive consultation, Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) has unveiled its comprehensive Safe and Welcoming Sport Policy Suite. The suite was developed by the CAS Governance Committee, working closely with Benoit Girardin of LBB Sport and in consultation [...]
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 [...]
