FOZ DO IGUASSU, BRAZIL – Two more Canadian athletes have made it through to semi-finals at the 2015 ICF Canoe Slalom Junior and U23 World Championships in Foz do Iguassu, […]... Read More

FOZ DO IGUASSU, BRAZIL – Michael Tayler of Ottawa led the pack of Canadian athletes on the opening day of competition at the 2015 ICF Canoe Slalom Junior and U23 […]... Read More

OTTAWA – Today’s federal budget announcement contains plans to boost a program focused on ensuring the long-term success of Canada’s high performance athletes. The Canadian Government plans to dedicate up […]... Read More

Just two years after competing at Junior World Championships, Craig Spence is already on his way to making some waves on the senior team. He’s been working extensively with coaches […]... Read More

FOZ DO IGUASSU, BRAZIL – A team of 18 athletes and four coaches will represent Canada at the 2015 ICF Canoe Slalom Junior and U23 World Championships kicking off tomorrow […]... Read More

OTTAWA – CanoeKayak Canada is pleased to name a core roster of athletes to its NextGen Atlantic Training Group. CanoeKayak Canada launched the NextGen program in Atlantic Canada last fall […]... Read More

As of May 1st, 2015, John Edwards will finish his duties as Domestic Development Director at CanoeKayak Canada. John will continue to work with CKC on a part-time basis as […]... Read More

OTTAWA – It is with great sadness that CanoeKayak Canada and the Atlantic Division CanoeKayak Canada learn of the passing of sports journalist Matthew Wuest. Wuest covered paddling stories for […]... Read More

By Glen Benison I heard the news today….so sad. An old crewmate and more importantly a mentor had passed away. Allan More, the proud CKC Commodore in 1970 and winner […]... Read More

PENRITH, AUSTRALIA – It may be winter in Canada but that’s not keeping eleven Canadian canoe slalom off the water. The team has travelled to the other side of the […]... Read More