GetInline.ca– an inline skating fundraising event in support of Surrey Place– will be taking place at Woodbine Park in Toronto on August 17th. Surrey Place ‘helps children and adults living with developmental disabilities reach their full potential. We offer a comprehensive range of programs and services, from assessment, diagnosis and one-on-one treatment, to family counselling and group support. And it’s all provided by a broad network of clinicians and professionals‘.
The 2008 World Inline Downhill Championships are taking place July 18th & 19th in Austria. [More]
The 2008 World Freestyle Skating Championships are taking place in Moscow, Russia fromJuly 25th to 27th. [Information 1] [Information 2] [Information 3]
Aaron Arndt is holding a Pre-Outdoor Season Technical Tune-Up Clinic in Toronto this Saturday, March 29th. [Find the details]
The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) would like to warn athletes to avoid the use of finasteride, a prohibited substance which is currently sold in Canada under the brand names Propecia and Proscar.
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Des médicaments contre la chute des cheveux peuvent mener à une sanction
Le Centre canadien pour l’éthique dans le sport (CCES) tient à mettre en garde les athlètes contre le finastéride, une substance interdite actuellement en vente au Canada sous le nom des marques déposées Propecia et Proscar. [Plus d’informations] [Téléchargez le PDF]
The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) recently unveiled details of its application for groundbreaking English and French amateur sport television networks, which would be a first in Canada if approved. The proposed Canadian Amateur Sports Network (CASN) and le Réseau du sport amateur canadien (RSAC) would provide much-needed exposure and funding for both Olympic and non-Olympic sports. [Press Release] [Press Release- French] [CASN Background] [CASN Background- French]
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Even though news items may not be posted on the main site, the rest of the website’s content is continually being maintained & updated. Recent changes & modifications have been made to various pages including the Links, Coaching & Training Resource, Speed, Speed events, and Achievements.
A few of documents about ‘how to become a RSC member‘ can now be found in the Membership & Forms section.
‘Starting with the 2007 tax year, the Government of Canada allows a non-refundable tax credit based on eligible fitness expenses paid by parents to register a child in a prescribed program of physical activity‘ [read more in Children’s Fitness Tax Credit]
The Roller Sports Canada website mysteriously re-appeared on the internet earlier today.
There will be a number of update throughout the next few weeks- stay tuned for more news.
We have no idea why the RSC site has been down. We are looking into the problem. Thank you for understanding.
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