Ringette Canada, with support from Canada’s Sport Information Resource Centre (SIRC), is excited to launch the Come Try Ringette Community Activation Grant program. This initiative aims to help local and provincial ringette associations and community centres recruit and support new players, particularly women and girls, through free Come Try Ringette (CTR) events. These events offer…
In partnership with SIRC, Ringette Canada is seeking feedback from athletes, coaches, and administrators on the impact of woman coaches and the Woman Coach on the Bench policy. There are two easy ways to get involved: SIGN UP FOR A FOCUS GROUP Share your thoughts in a virtual group discussion and help guide future policy…
Ottawa, ON– Ringette Canada has been awarded a grant by Sport Canada (a division of the Department of Canadian Heritage), which will greatly impact the accessibility and inclusivity of ringette in Canada. Ringette Canada’s vision is that ringette provides lifelong opportunities for participants in a safe, inclusive, and challenging environment, and this grant will enable…
It’s no secret that ringette is a female-dominated sport – in fact, one of Sam Jacks’ founding motivations was to bring more women into sport. So, when Ringette Canada heard about SIRC’s Mom’s Got Game campaign, we knew right away it was a perfect fit. When mom participates in sport, their kids are more likely…
Originally published by the Sport Information Resource Centre, August 21, 2023. By: Caela Fenton and Kai Harada Sport is a vital opportunity for communities in the Northwest Territories (NWT) to stay active and social, particularly during the winter months when daylight is limited and temperatures are frigid. Sport offers a reason for people to…