For over 18 months, Canadian athletes, advocates, scholars, and allies have been calling for the Government of Canada to initiate a national inquiry into the toxic culture of abuse that, as we have sadly come to learn, exists across all levels of Canadian sport. Watch video…

Yesterday in Canada, June 14, the Standing Committee on the Status of Women published a report, Time to Listen to Survivors: Taking Action Towards Creating a Safe Sport Environment for All Athletes in Canada, which recommended the “Government of Canada establish an independent national public inquiry into maltreatment in sports in Canada”.

Open Letter to the International Olympic Committee. Athletes call on the IOC to suspend Russia and Belarus from international sport.

Coalition Against Abuse Calls for The Government of Canada to Launch a National Inquiry

Today's press conference and roundtable hosted by the Canadian Minister of Sport were indignant to the thousands of survivors and supporters who have come forward calling for a national judicial inquiry into the toxic culture of abuse across Canadian sport.

Athlete groups call on the Canadian Minister of Sport to support the calls for a national judicial inquiry.

Figure Skating for Change Canada call on Skate Canada and the Minister of Sport to address abuse in figure skating and to initiate a national judicial inquiry.

Over 300 International Fencers Call on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Fencing Federation (FIE) to Uphold the Ban on Russia and Belarus.

50+ Canadian fencers pen an open letter to the Canadian Minister of Sport, The Honourable Pascale St-Onge, calling for a national judicial inquiry into Canadian sport.

We write to you today on behalf of over fifty current and former Canadian fencers who have been and continue to be subjected to a toxic culture and abusive practices within the Canadian Fencing Federation (CFF).