January 2020

Lauren Rajala to lead Team Canada into Opening Ceremony at Lausanne 2020

TORONTO (January 6, 2020) – On Monday, the Canadian Olympic Committee ( COC ) named 17-year old curler, Lauren Rajala,...

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RBC Training Ground kicks off fifth year as Canada prepares for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

Three National Sport Organizations join the search for new and undiscovered Team Canada athletes TORONTO (January 14, 2020) — While...

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A Pathway of Opportunities: Inspiring Women in Sport (Part 3 - Meghan Buttle and Jennifer Ferris)

By: David Grossman Canadian Sport Institute Ontario believes in the power of sport and the importance of positive, inspiring role...

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KELSEY MITCHELL WINS SECOND MEDAL AT THE MILTON TRACK WORLD CUP

Milton, ON (January 26, 2020) - Canadian sprinter Kelsey Mitchell added a silver medal in the women’s Sprint on Saturday...

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NTDC Skier Qualifies for World Championships

Graham Ritchie of the cross country skiing National Team Development Center punched his ticket to the U23 World Championships on...

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Note from CSIO’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Doug Richards on the Coronavirus

Regarding 2019 Novel Coronavirus: At this time, there is no imminent danger or serious threat posed by this virus in...

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COC and CPC announce 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Trials Series presented by Bell

TORONTO / OTTAWA (February 3, 2020) – On Monday, the Canadian Olympic Committee ( COC ) and the Canadian Paralympic...

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CSIO Names New Director, Performance Services

For Immediate Release TORONTO (February 5, 2020) - Canadian Sport Institute Ontario is pleased to announce that its very own...

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Modified Open Training Hours on Family Day Weekend

There will be modified Open Training Hours for AAP carded athletes on Monday February 17, 2020 for the Family Day...

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A Pathway of Opportunities: Inspiring Women in Sport (Part 4 - Wendy Dobbin and Angie Shen)

By David Grossman Canadian Sport Institute Ontario believes in the power of sport and the importance of positive, inspiring role...

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Canada’s wheelchair rugby team announced for Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games

July 29, 2021

Ottawa, July 28, 2021 – The Canadian Paralympic Committee ( CPC ) and Wheelchair Rugby Canada ( WRC ) announced today the 12 wheelchair rugby players set to wear the maple leaf for Canada at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Led by co-captains...

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CSIO RFP: Design and Development of New CSIO Website

July 29, 2021

CSIO is launching a project to create a new website that is professionally designed and developed to be user friendly and easy to navigate, both on the front and back ends. We are looking for expertise in the development of a website strategy, site...

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The pain was worth the gain as Penny Oleksiak wins bronze in 200-metre freestyle for her sixth Olympic medal

July 28, 2021

TOKYO – The hurt felt so good for Penny Oleksiak who won bronze in the 200-metre freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics to become the most decorated Canadian summer Olympian. Oleksiak (High Performance Centre - Ontario/Toronto) swam a personal best time of...

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ONTARIO ATHLETES THE LARGEST CONTINGENT ON TEAM CANADA AT THE 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES

July 22, 2021

PRESS RELEASE ONTARIO ATHLETES THE LARGEST CONTINGENT ON TEAM CANADA AT THE 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES For Immediate Release: TORONTO (July 22, 2021) - Canadian Sport Institute Ontario ( CSIO ) would like to congratulate the 371 athletes and their coaches...

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KAIZEN Chapter 4: CSIO Staff

July 22, 2021

Elevating People and Performance in Pursuit of #BuildingChampions With final preparations underway for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, CSIO presents a new article series highlighting the work we do in supporting athletes, coaches, and sport...

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SPECIAL NOTICE: CSIO OPENING

As of July 26, CSIO S&C and Sport Lab services are open by appointment only for AAP carded athletes.

CSIO Medical, Therapy and Nutrition services continue to be open to all CSIO registered athletes.

All individuals entering CSIO at TPASC are required to undergo rapid testing.

CSIO continues to require of a 5-day self-isolation and negative COVID-19 test (antigen, molecular, or PCR) following interprovincial travel using public transportation (plane, train, or bus), to access CSIO spaces and services. Individuals who are fully vaccinated are exempt from this requirement.

More details can be found in our current Return to Training Environment Phase 11 Protocols and COVID Testing Guidelines.

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