This report outlines the Coaching Association of Canada’s activities, impact, and progress over the 2024–2025 fiscal year. It highlights our continued commitment to advancing safe, inclusive, and high-quality coaching across Canada through collaboration, innovation, and leadership.
Celebrating 25 Years of the Canadian Journal for Women in Coaching
Partner Congress 2025 Summary Report
CAC Audited Financial Statements 2025
CAC Annual Report 2023-2024
The Coaching in Canada Toolkit provides recommended practices and considerations related to the recruitment, screening, and onboarding of national and international coaches, that coach Canadian athletes and sport participants in Canada or abroad. The purpose of the toolkit is to provide transparent and consistent standards of practice for recruiting international coaches. This toolkit was developed in the context of high-performance sport, however the information, tools, and resources provided are applicable to other levels of sport and sport organizations or clubs.
“Since 1974, more than two million coaches and coach developers (CDs) have been trained through the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) to develop their coaching skills and improve the performance of their athletes and participants at all levels of sport.” Most Canadians are familiar with the role of the coach; few are aware of the CD role and its potential to contribute to a robust sport system. The authors build a compelling case for women (and others) to consider CD training as a viable option to rewarding and meaningful involvement through the NCCP. – Sheila Robertson, Journal Editor.
Conversations with Leading Women Coaches – Part Two
Amendment to CAC policies
CAC Annual Plan 2025-2026
Study of Newcomer Sport Coaches
Newcomer Coach Mentorship Project Full Report
Summary of The Newcomer Coach Mentorship Project
This report is about the Newcomer Coaching Mentorship Project (NCMP), a collaborative initiative between the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) and Action for Healthy Communities (AHC). NCMP aims to support newcomers to Canada trying to integrate into the Canadian sports system through the mentorship project.
The Mental Health and Sport Resource Hub provides the tools and information to overcome stigma and guide conversations about mental health. This free online portal offers training and resources for coaches to develop mental health literacy and positive coaching practices to improve performance and well-being in sport.