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Thursday, January 5
An Update on Transgender Issues in Sport

Published January 5, 2017

I have written in this space previously about the issue of gender and sport (2012, 2010, 2006), and given developments over the last year or so, I felt it was a good time to provide an update to our readers.…

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Thursday, June 28
Including Transgender Athletes in Sport

Published June 28, 2012

I would like to heartily congratulate the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) for creating an inclusive policy at their most recent annual meeting that will enable transgender student-athletes to participate in college sports.  The policy (which we have excerpted here) provides valuable background information that includes definitions related to gender identity as well as a rationale for why the CCAA has chosen to address transgender issues in its athletic programs.…

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Tuesday, March 2
Sport Law & Strategy Group Shares Helpful Tips During COVID-19 – Update 17

Published March 2, 2021

February 24, 2021 –The SLSG believes in bringing members of the sport community together through our monthly “Conversation Matters: You Ask, We Share”, spending an hour with sport leaders from across the country sharing information and responding to questions on employment, insurance, leadership, financial management, grief management, equity, diversity and inclusion and other matters related to managing through COVID-19.…

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Friday, February 3
Sport Law & Strategy Group Newsletter - February 2017

Published February 3, 2017

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Sport Law & Strategy Group Newsletter

vol 13(1) - February 2017

This edition of our newsletter features posts about managing risks, transgender issues in sport, harassment, leadership, the BC Societies Act, the new Sport Recognition Policy in Ontario, and more.…

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Monday, May 9
Game ON: What proposed updates to Ontario’s Sport Recognition Policy could mean for your Organization

Published May 9, 2016

One of the legacies of Toronto hosting the 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games has been a renewed focus on sport in Ontario and the creation of Game ON: The Ontario Government’s Sport Plan.

Game ON represents the first major coordinated sport action plan in Ontario.…

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Thursday, January 24
What policies does my sport organization need?

Published January 24, 2013

At the Sport Law & Strategy Group, we regularly receive requests from sport organizations asking for assistance writing policies. These are the policies, procedures, and rules that the organization’s sport leaders believe are necessary to govern the organization and its members.…

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Wednesday, November 14
Sport Law & Strategy Group Newsletter - November 2012

Published November 14, 2012

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vol 8(3) - November 2012

This edition of our newsletter features updates on the Federal NFP Act and the Ontario NFP Act (ONCA) and addresses frequent questions about social media policies.…

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Saturday, December 11
The Transgender Athlete - A New Resource

Published December 11, 2010

Conversations about gender identity and transgender athletes are definitely going mainstream these days. Just recently there have been two high profile stories: the first openly transgender athlete competing in the NCAA, and the change to the constitution of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) to remove a requirement that members be “female at birth”. …

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Sunday, February 11
IOC Consensus Statement on Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Sport

Published February 11, 2007

On 8 February 2007, the IOC Executive Board adopted a Consensus Statement on Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Sport (PDF: IOC Consensus Statement on Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Sport). The document flows out of an October 2006 conference on the topic convened by the IOC Medical Commission.…

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Monday, March 30
An Overview of the IOC’s New Female Category Policy

March 30 - (Ottawa, ON) - On March 26, 2026, the International Olympic Committee released a new policy redefining eligibility in the female category of Olympic sport. The policy limits the eligibility of athletes in this category to “Biological Females”, determined primarily through SRY gene screening.…

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