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Hazing still prevalent, but how to deal with it differs among Ontario athletes, coaches: reportA new report in Ontario is shedding light on how athletes and coaches see sport culture, with a disconnect seen between how each group views the issue and how to respond.SportsNov 25, 2025
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‘Uptick’ in referee abuse ‘detrimental to our game’: Soccer Nova ScotiaSoccer Nova Scotia says referee abuse is driving officials away from the game. They already have a shortage of people, so they’re trying to stop the problem in its tracks.CanadaJun 4, 2022
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School coaches and volunteers’ dedication remains high, despite reported shortage in SaskatoonA recent study done by high school sports administrators in Saskatoon suggested a coaching shortage this year. However, that may not be the case at all schools.SportsFeb 18, 2022
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Return of high school sports in Saskatoon: ‘A sense of community’ and mutual support"They get to work as a team, get to excel for excellence, learn mental toughness, so many life skills that make them better human beings."SportsJan 16, 2022
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‘Horrible legacy of COVID’: Canadian girls forced onto sidelines may not return to sportCanada Women & Sport warns girls shut out of sports during the pandemic may not return.FeaturesJul 29, 2021
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Regina university student creates non-profit to address mental health in sportsPaige Hamann says she wants to change the culture of sport by educating athletes and coaches on how to address mental health issues within athletics.CanadaAug 25, 2020
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Saskatchewan Roughriders round out coaching staff for 2020 seasonThe Saskatchewan Roughriders announced the club’s coaching staff for the 2020 season.SportsJan 27, 2020
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Tiger-Cats add former running back D.J. Harper to coaching staffThe Hamilton Tiger-Cats have added D.J. Harper to their coaching staff as the running backs coach.SportsFeb 5, 2019
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Rookie Rocket coaches ready for Memorial CupThe Rockets didn’t break last season’s record-setting 57 wins, but still finished with 53 wins and steamrolled through the playoffs, sweeping the WHL final.May 22, 2015
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