U SPORTS: Canada captured two medals, including gold in the men's double sculls, as the 2026 FISU World University Championship Rowing wrapped up Saturday at Fanshawe Lake. Charles-Etienne Tabet (Brock / Boucherville, Que.) and Keithan Woodhouse (Brock / Fonthill, Ont.) delivered Canada's lone title of the day, winning the men's double sculls in six minutes

U Sports: Canada’s 34-athlete team is set to defend their home waters when racing begins Thursday at the 2026 FISU World University Championship Rowing at Fanshawe Lake. The three-day championship, running Aug. 13-15, is being hosted in Canada for the first time and is expected to bring approximately 300 student-athletes from more than 20 countries

News Release: Tourism London Photo: Rowing Canada The stage is set for the 2026 FISU World University Championship Rowing to begin later this week at Fanshawe Conservation Area. Over 300 athletes from 20 countries have travelled to London and will compete this Thursday, August 13 to Saturday, August 15. 2026. This year’s event marks the

Rowing Canada Aviron, in conjunction with U SPORTS, is pleased to announce the athletes selected to represent Canada at the 2026 FISU World University Championships from August 13-15 in London, Ontario (Fanshawe Lake). The 2026 Championships will be organized by Western University in collaboration with Rowing Canada Aviron, the City of London, and Tourism London.

Rick Hansen Foundation and Canadian Paralympic Committee launch partnership to make sport and communities more accessible Français New collaboration will advance accessibility standards, Para sport, universal design, and major event legacy in Canada and internationally The Rick Hansen Foundation (RHF) and Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) have announced a new strategic partnership with the goal to

The Government of Canada is supporting a series of international sport events across the country this summer, bringing Canadians together and showcasing the strength and diversity of our communities Sport is a central part of our national identity, a key driver of economic growth, a force for nation-building, and an endless source of pride and

New logo emphasizes Canadian identity Refreshed Paralympic Foundation of Canada logo also launched The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) has officially launched a new logo, effective immediately. Featuring a full maple leaf on top of the Paralympic symbol – the Agitos, from the Latin meaning "I move" and representing the Paralympic values of courage, determination, inspiration,

Commonwealth Sport Canada (CSC) and Athletics Canada are proud to announce the athletes who will represent Team Canada in Athletics at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, taking place July 23 to August 2, 2026. These athletes join the 12 para athletes announced to the team in April and para athlete Claire Norek who

Waterloo Region will host two Gymnastics Canada Canadian Championships in 2027, bringing more than 1,000 athletes to Kitchener for nearly two weeks of national competition. The Trampoline Gymnastics & Acrobatic Gymnastics Canadian Championships will take place at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium from June 2 to 5, 2027, followed by the Men's & Women's Artistic Gymnastics

by Jeffrey Reed, Editor, LondonOntarioSports.com Photo (Above): Soccer Canada For decades, up until diversity and inclusion corrected our ignorance, the global game of football – soccer, as we call it in Canada – had a defining definition and simple necessity: “A boy, a ball and a wall.” That was all you needed, said a Yugoslavian