By committing to the True Sport Principles, you and/or your group (school, team, club or community) join a growing movement of Canadians who believe that sport has the power to instill character and express values, promote inclusion and inspire excellence.
To tell your teammates, your opponents, and yourself that good sport can make a great difference. On the rink, in the pool, on the track—everywhere.
To spark a conversation about why you come together to play, train and compete. To agree on what you want to strive for and how. To identify with others holding similar values.
Because creating a fair, safe and open environment where good sport can grow stronger, brings out the best in people and communities. Because standing up for the True Sport Principles is something to be proud of.
Although joining True Sport always involves the same three steps — Describe, Decide, Declare — the details of your process will vary depending on the group you belong to.
After joining the True Sport Movement, download the True Sport declaration certificate (at right), sign it and hang it in a prominent place for all to see.
**The True Sport Movement uses the definition of sport that has been adopted by Sport Canada: "A regulated form of physical activity organized as a contest between two or more participants for the purpose of determining a winner by fair and ethical means; such contest may be in the form of a game, match, race or other form of competitive event."
(Ottawa, Ontario – October 4, 2012) – True Sport is excited to announce the winners of the 2012 True...
Once you have joined the movement, download, sign and post our official member declaration certificate.
Formal commitment by community leaders to values-based and principle driven sport.
2010 Give-Back Challenge Finalist
This was a great way for the kids who participate in the Moose Jaw Free Teen Swim to say "Thanks" and give back to the community that has been fundamental in making that program possible.