Aimed at sparking discussions about values, telling stories that inspire, and encouraging students to work together to find creative solutions to suggested challenges and current issues.
The Canadian Olympic School Program (COSP) resources are pedagogically sound, classroom-friendly and adaptable student lessons written by teachers, for teachers.
Throughout his career, Seyi Smith has been mindful of creating a legacy and of making a difference. Now retired from…
The 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games will be Tamm Thibeault’s first, but this doesn’t mean that she is a novice boxer….
Ray Lewis and Phil Edwards, the only two Black athletes on the 1932 Canadian Olympic Team, both ran on the…
Throughout her career, Sarah Nurse was a minority in the world of ice hockey. Not only was she a woman…
Jennifer Abel ‘s story was first told as she was preparing for her second Olympic Games in London. She was…
Heading into the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Gary Reed was Canada’s medal favorite on the track for the men’s 800…
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