Has True Sport made your team, facility, or community better? Spread the word.

If you’re part of the True Sport Movement, you understand the power of sport to inspire excellence, promote good health, and build vital communities.

If True Sport has already inspired your team, school, or community, then help spread the word about the Movement. Direct others to this web site, or use one of the tools below to let people know about True Sport.

The True Sport Movement relies on people like you—people who understand the value and the power of community sport—to let others know that they can become part of a nationwide effort committed to making sport the best it can be.

How can you grow True Sport?

• If you're on a True Sport team, sign up the whole league or challenge your opponents to Live True Sport. 
• If you operate a True Sport facility, spread the word to others in your area; encourage anyone who uses your venue to find out more about True Sport.
• If you belong to an association of coaches or instructors, get them on board.
• If you run a sporting event or competition, let participants know about True Sport.
• If you're on a school council or PTA, propose True Sport as a school-wide initiative.
• If True Sport already lives at your school, consider getting the whole school board involved.
• If you're part of a town council or leadership body, promote the adoption of True Sport throughout your whole community.

If you’re not already involved in True Sport and would like to join the Movement, the Join page can tell you how to take the first step.

Tips for living True Sport – How your group can put True Sport principles into action.               

Tools for living True Sport – Information resources to help you build a True Sport culture in your team, school, league, club, or community. These tools offer some ideas about the meaning of True Sport and how to make it real.

Living Examples – Inspiring stories from True Sport members across the country.

To find these resources, please select from the list below the kind of group you represent:

Allies – Non-sports groups that value good sport (Boys and Girls Clubs)
Citizens – Individuals who support True Sport (parents, teachers, coaches, athletes, volunteers)
Communities – Municipalities (towns, cities, villages) of any size across Canada
Facilities – Arenas, community sport centres, courts, fields, pools, parks and tracks 
Schools – Elementary and high schools, colleges and universities
Sports Organizations – Leagues, clubs, associations, federations and governing bodies  
Teams – Groups that come together to participate in sport