In the News

Our high performance athletes and sports science experts are often in the news.

We’ve collected relevant recent top stories from a variety of sources around the web about Manitoba athletes and the sport news affecting them.

Men’s Under-23 Roster unveiled for Americas Championship

The World Championship qualifier takes place April 2-6 in Bogotá.

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-19T11:31:21-06:00February 19, 2025|

Skate Canada Announces Impressive Hall of Fame Class of 2025

Skate Canada is thrilled to announce its Hall of Fame [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-19T11:28:57-06:00February 18, 2025|

WBC announces Women’s NextGen Roster for Osaka Cup

Nine athletes have been selected to the Women’s NextGen roster [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-11T14:44:27-06:00February 11, 2025|

Field, round-robin pools finalized for 2025 Montana’s Brier in Kelowna

An 18-team field, as well as the composition of the [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-11T14:49:54-06:00February 10, 2025|

2025 VITERRA CHAMPIONSHIP

Reid Carruthers and his Granite team (BJ Neufeld, Catlin Schneider, [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-10T11:43:53-06:00February 9, 2025|

Canada closes World Junior Championships with Mixed Relay gold, Team Sprint silver

Canada’s long track skaters battled snowy conditions on the outdoor [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-10T11:41:28-06:00February 9, 2025|

Women’s NextGen Team heads to Richmond for camp

Wheelchair Basketball Canada announced nine athletes will attend the Women’s [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-06T14:02:14-06:00February 5, 2025|

Sail Canada 2025 Sail West Championships to be held at Gimli Yacht Club

Sail Canada announced today that its 2025 Sail West regional [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-05T12:26:38-06:00February 5, 2025|

Manitobans shine on national Para hockey team

Peyton Vergie and Alyssa White are subject of new short [...]

Carolyn Bronsdon2025-02-05T12:31:04-06:00February 2, 2025|

Land Acknowledgement

The Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba acknowledges that our offices are situated on Treaty 1 Land, the original lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Ojibway-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation.

The Treaties made on these territories are respected by all those who work at CSCM. We acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past that were made. In a spirit of collaboration and reconciliation, we dedicate ourselves to continually move forward in partnership with Indigenous communities for ongoing education and learning.

We understand that acknowledging this truth, though important, is only a small part in cultivating the strong relationships we strive to build and maintain with Indigenous communities. We continue to work towards this, with particular attention being paid to the sport specific calls to action #87-91 from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

We recognize we are not the first to live on this land, and thank these Nations for allowing us access to their land and water.

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