Media Releases
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Wrestling Athlete Suspended for Refusing to Submit to Sample Collection
(Ottawa, Ontario – June 5, 2013) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) announced today that Amanda...
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Summary of CCES Key Activities from January-March 2013
(Ottawa, Ontario – June 4, 2013) – In its fourth quarter, the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) held a...
Advisory Notes
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Deadline Approaches for Stakeholder Input on 2015 Anti-Doping Rules
(Ottawa, Ontario – February 12, 2013) – The Canadian Centre for Ethics in...
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Final Phase of 2015 Anti-Doping Rules Review
(Ottawa, Ontario – December 20, 2012) – The final phase of the World...
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Highlights
Accessibility Notice
The elevator at the CCES office is currently out of service. Given the Elevator Technician Strike in Ontario, we are unable to confirm when repairs will be done.
Melia's Take
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Heads up!
Quebec Soccer’s controversial decision to ban turbans and the subsequent efforts of the Canadian Soccer Association to overturn the ban is an interesting case study in “doing the right thing.”
... a blog written by president and CEO Paul Melia.
You make the call!
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Wearing a turban should not be banned in soccer
Results
The CCES thanks Sport Canada and the Department of Canadian Heritage for their commitment to ethical sport.
