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Canadian athlete joins CGF Board
Canadian athlete, Suzanne Weckend Dill, has been appointed to the Commonwealth Games Federation Executive Board as the Athlete Representative.
Read more →See You in Gold Coast in 2018!
The 2018 Commonwealth Games will be hosted by Gold Coast, Australia.
Read more →UBC Dolphins Rebranded in Vancouver
The Pacific Dolphin Swim Association is proud to announce the new branding of its competition team name and image.
Read more →Randy Bennett Named Head Coach for 2012 Olympic Games
Swimming Canada is excited to announce tha tRandy Bennett of Victoria, BC, has been appointed head coach of Canada’s swim team for the London 2012 Olympic Games next summer.
Read more →Tickets for the CN Big Splash hit the box office
Tickets for the 2011 edition of the CN Big Splash, presented by Vezina, hit the box office today via www.thebigsplash.ca.
Read more →Triton combines Beaumont and Leduc swim clubs
Effective immediately, the swim club is changing its name to Triton Swimming and taking over competitive swimming in all of Leduc County, including the Leduc Otters.
Read more →Ollie Currie amongst 45 Recipients inducted into the Order of Canada
For more than 35 years, Ollie Currie has supported competitive swimming in Canada.
Read more →FNQ Announces Departure of Alain Lefebvre
Alain Lefebvre moving on to the Sports Program Coordinator of Excellence High Performance at University of Montreal.
Read more →Alex Baumann Steps Down as CEO of Own the Podium
Alex Baumann StepsDown as Chief Executive Officer of Own the Podium —Baumann moves closer to family, pursues new opportunity
Read more →SNC Announces Pan American Games Team
Swimming Canada announced its roster for the the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Read more →Swimming Canada Announces Team for Para Pan-American Games in Guadalajara
Swimming Canada announced its roster for 2011 Para Pan-American Games taking place in Guadalajara Mexico.
Read more →Let's Work to Clean up this Mess
There are places in the world where national swimming federations are cheating their swimmers, cheating their coaches and retarding development of swimming in their nation.
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