Community Sport Councils Ontario

Community Sport Movie Event Northumberland Sept 25 Brighton & Sept 26 in Cobourg
2018-09-25 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
How does sport change lives?
Please join Northumberland Sports Council and its partners for an exclusive screening of 2 Canadian Sport Film Festival documentaries to find out! Both documentaries will be featured on September 25, 2018 at East Northumberland Secondary School in Brighton AND on September 26, 2018 at Cobourg Collegiate Institute from 6:00pm-‐9:00pm. We are pleased to be able to offer these movies for FREE to the community. The goal of this project is to highlight some of the social determinates of health experienced across Northumberland county and explore the different ways sport and physical activity can provide a place of belonging for all.
The first movie is Keepers of the Games. This film showcases Lacrosse. Lacrosse was born in Akwesasne Mohawk Territory as a sacred game, traditionally reserved for men. Just off the reservation at Salmon River High in Fort Covington, NY an all-‐Native girls lacrosse team comes together, seeking to be the first Native women’s team to bring home a Section Championship. But first, they will have to overcome their crosstown rivals, Massena High. As the season comes to a head, the team is faced with increasing ambivalence in their own community and the girls must prove that the game of lacrosse is their rightful inheritance. With more than just the championship on the line, the girls fight to blaze a new path for the next generation of Native women, while still honoring their people’s tradition in a changing world.
The second movie is called Kickstart. On September 12th, the Homeless World Cup will kick off in Amsterdam. Bringing together participants from 70 countries, the annual event puts a spotlight on global issues of poverty and homelessness. Street Soccer Canada, a non-‐profit that runs a network of over 20 soccer programs at shelters in a dozen cities across the country, has sent a team to the tournament each year since 2004. For the sheltered and homeless individuals who play, it’s a chance to be part of a team. And sometimes that small step is all it takes to get the ball rolling.
Media Contacts:
Paul Allen, Northumberland Sports Council: tuskers2@xplornet.com
Heather Norris, United Way: HNorris@nuw.unitedway.ca
Sarah Tanner, Northumberland County: TannerS@northumberlandcounty.ca

Moving Up through all the ages and stages Physical Literacy Summit, Fri, Sept 21
2018-09-21
The 2018 Ontario Physical Literacy Summit will be held on Friday, September 21, 2018 from 8:00 am- 5:00 pm at Redeemer University in Hamilton.
Presenters and workshops are posted- please visit out website at www.physicalliteracyhamilton.ca
Schedule will be posted once confirmed.
This event will be a great way for you to learn more about the basics of Physical Literacy, network, and get active!
Furthermore, this will be the official kick-off of the Hamilton Moves initiative.
Free Kid’s Camp for OPLS Registrants– NEW THIS YEAR!
In partnership with City of Hamilton, YMCA, and Boys and Girls Club.
Details
Children ages 4-12 years old
Campers will participate in a variety of age appropriate activities, active games, sports, songs, cooperative games, crafts and creative time
Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:8
For more information, please contact oplshamilton@gmail.com
Space is limited!
REGISTER TODAY at https://physicalliteracyhamilton.ca/

Women in Sport Symposium, Sept 20 Unionville, Ontario
2018-09-20 18:30

Northumberland Sport Council Sport Movie event-Brighton Tues, Sept 25
2018-09-18 08:00 - 17:00
How does sport change lives?
Please join Northumberland Sports Council and its partners for an exclusive screening of 2 Canadian Sport Film Festival documentaries to find out! Both documentaries will be featured on September 25, 2018 at East Northumberland Secondary School in Brighton AND on September 26, 2018 at Cobourg Collegiate Institute from 6:00pm-‐9:00pm.
We are pleased to be able to offer these movies for FREE to the community. The goal of this project is to highlight some of the social determinates of health experienced across Northumberland county and explore the different ways sport and physical activity can provide a place of belonging for all.
The first movie is Keepers of the Game. This film showcases Lacrosse. Lacrosse was born in Akwesasne Mohawk Territory as a sacred game, traditionally reserved for men. Just off the reservation at Salmon River High in Fort Covington, NY an all-‐Native girls lacrosse team comes together, seeking to be the first Native women’s team to bring home a Section Championship. But first, they will have to overcome their crosstown rivals, Massena High. As the season comes to a head, the team is faced with increasing ambivalence in their own community and the girls must prove that the game of lacrosse is their rightful inheritance. With more than just the championship on the line, the girls fight to blaze a new path for the next generation of Native women, while still honoring their people’s tradition in a changing world.
The second movie is called Kickstart. On September 12th, the Homeless World Cup will kick off in Amsterdam. Bringing together participants from 70 countries, the annual event puts a spotlight on global issues of poverty and homelessness. Street Soccer Canada, a non-‐profit that runs a network of over 20 soccer programs at shelters in a dozen cities across the country, has sent a team to the tournament each year since 2004. For the sheltered and homeless individuals who play, it’s a chance to be part of a team. And sometimes that small step is all it takes to get the ball rolling.
Media Contacts:
Paul Allen, Northumberland Sports Council: tuskers2@xplornet.com
Heather Norris, United Way: HNorris@nuw.unitedway.ca
Sarah Tanner, Northumberland County: TannerS@northumberlandcounty.ca

Sport Oakville Sport Awards Nomination Deadline
2018-09-14 17:00

Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards Ceremony, Sept 22
2018-08-23 08:00 - 17:00
Tickets are on sale now for the upcoming celebration event. Cost is $10 for Sept 22 from 9:30-11:30 am at the Innes Town Hall Theatre, hosted by CBC’s Brenda Irving. Six categories of Coaches Awards will be handed out;

Grassroots Coach (Male/Female)
Good-To-Great Coach Award (Male/Female)
Trailbrazer Coach Award
Everyone Matters Coach Award
Aboriginal Impact Coach Award
Andy Higgins Lifetime Achievement Award

2018 Ontario 55+ Games-Aug 10-12 Mississauga
2018-08-10 08:00 - 2018-08-12 17:00
From the Ontario 55+ Games website;
“The Ontario 55+ Games-The 2018 Ontario 55+ Summer Games held in Mississauga take place August 10-12, 2018.
The Ontario 55+ Games is a celebration of active living hosted every year (alternating between Winter and Summer) for individuals in Ontario who are 55 years of age or older. The Ontario 55+ Summer Games, first held in Kitchener in 1986, are hosted on even numbered years and bring together approximately 1,400 participants in August.
The Ontario 55+ Winter Games, first held in Collingwood in 2000, are hosted on odd numbered years and are held in February with approximately 1,000 participants..
The Games Ontario Program is operated under the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, as part of its efforts to support amateur sport, physical activity and community development in the province. The 55+ Games are delivered in partnership with OSGA 55+”.

Track & Field in the 6IX
2018-08-10 - 2018-08-12 | Varsity Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

2018 Ontario 55+ Seniors Games, Mississauga
2018-08-10 - 2018-08-12

Sport Oakville @Oakville Childrens Festival-Sport Zone
2018-07-08

Brantford Sports Hall of Recognition 2018 Induction Ceremony
2018-06-13 18:30 - 20:30
#BASportsHall ‘s 2018 Induction Ceremony is coming June 13 from 6:30-8:30pm Get all the details at https://www.brantfordareasportshall.ca/Events-Programs/2018-Induction-Ceremony …
FREE tickets available until June 4 !

Canadian Sport Film Festival-TIFF Bell Lightbox June 8-10
2018-06-08 08:00 - 2018-06-10 17:00
From website:
“Mandate-The Canadian Sport Film Festival:
Showcases international films and filmmakers not typically screened or widely available.
Educates, informs, engages and entertains communities throughout Canada using powerful personal and political stories told on film through sport, many of which promote physical activity as a means to achieve long-lasting health benefits to both body and mind.
Provides a safe environment for critical analysis and discussion about stories and themes represented in CSFF films.
Engages youth using film and sport in innovative and collaborative workshops.”
See the 2018 trailer here; http://csff.sportfilmfestival.ca/

National Health & Fitness Day-June 2
2018-06-02
Celebrate this day on June 2 with an event in your community !
Go to https://www.nhfdcan.ca/ for more information on the event.

National Health & Fitness Day-ParticipACTION
2018-06-02

Regional Sport & Recreation Exchange, East Ontario, Kawartha Lakes, Sat June 2
2018-06-02
Save the date poster Regional Sport & Recreation Exchanges May 2018
On behalf of Community Sport Councils of Ontario (CSCO) we are very excited to announce the dates and locations for the upcoming regional Community Sport and Recreation Exchanges. They are;
Central-Mississauga Sat, May 5
North-Sudbury Sat, May 12
West-London Sat, May 26
East-Kawartha Lakes, Sat June 2
Who will be there; Regional community Educators, Public Health, Tourism, Local Sport organizations, Parks and Recreation departments and to those who are interested in Community Sport.
Details of the day and registration information will be sent out in the next few weeks.

Regional Community Sport & Recreation Exchange-West-London, May 26
2018-05-26
Save the date poster Regional Sport Knowledge Exchanges Final March 12
On behalf of Community Sport Councils of Ontario (CSCO) we are very excited to announce the dates and locations for the upcoming regional Community Sport and Recreation Exchanges. They are;
Central-Mississauga Sat, May 5
North-Sudbury Sat, May 12
West-London Sat, May 26
East-Kawartha Lakes, Sat June 2
Who will be there; Regional community Educators, Public Health, Tourism, Local Sport organizations, Parks and Recreation departments and to those who are interested in Community Sport.
Details of the day and registration information will be sent out in the next few weeks.

Quality Sport Programs that build performance webinar-May 29
2018-05-24 08:00 - 17:00
May 29
10.30-11:30 am (PDT)
Webinar panel discussion will highlight how to retain your athletes, and build an enriched training and competition environment.

Town of Oakville-Meet, Move & Play Physical Literacy events-May 21-26
2018-05-21 18:30 - 2018-05-29 20:00
6:30-8 pm May 21-29 in 5 Oakville Parks

Regional Sport & Recreation Exchange-North-May 12 Sudbury POSTPONED
2018-05-12

2018 Ontario 55+ Games Try It Days-May15-July 25
2018-05-11 08:00 - 2018-07-25 17:00
From the Ontario 55+ Games website;
“To promote the upcoming 2018 Ontario 55+ Summer Games, which is being held in Mississauga August 10th to 12th, we will be hosting “Try It” days at multiple community centres throughout the city. Participants can come try the sports and activities that will be seen at the Ontario 55+ Summer Games. If interested in some of the activities, we can assist you in finding that specific program in one of our community centres. You will be able to try activities like; pickleball, bocce, carpet bowling, shuffleboard and so much more!”
See all dates of try it days; http://osgmississauga.ca/about#osg2018

Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame-May 30
2018-05-11 08:00 - 17:00
From Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame website;
“Our Mission-The objective of the Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame is to recognize and honour the achievements of Oshawa individuals and teams who have attained prominence and distinction in sports as well as those who have made a major contribution to the development of sport.
Located inside the General Motors Centre, the Sports Hall of Fame plaques and citations are displayed on the main level walls. The 3600 square foot Museum housing artifacts, memorabilia and photographs is also located on this level at the west end behind Section 119. The new Museum location opened officially in the spring of 2008.”

Sport Oakville Sport Development Grant Deadline
2018-05-05 08:00 - 17:00

Regional Sport & Recreation Exchange-Central-May 5 Mississauga
2018-05-05
On behalf of Community Sport Councils of Ontario (CSCO) we are very excited to
announce the dates and locations for the upcoming regional Community Sport and Recreation Exchanges. They are;
Central-Mississauga Sat, May 5
North-Sudbury Sat, May 12
West-London Sat, May 26Save the date poster Regional Sport Knowledge Exchanges Final March 12
East-Kawartha Lakes, Sat June 2
Who will be there; Regional community Educators, Public Health, Tourism, Local Sport organizations, Parks and Recreation departments and to those who are interested in Community Sport.
Details of the day and registration information will be sent out in the next few weeks.

Northumberland Families on the Move
2018-05-04 - 2018-05-05 | Coburg College Institute, 335 King St E, Coburg, Ontario, Canada
Calling all families, educators, volunteers, coaches, caregivers and interested community members!
Join us on May 4/5 for a FREE event on how we can create a more healthy active Northumberland county!
Over 24 breakout session descriptions found here!
Register for the FRIDAY EVENING event here!
Register for the SATURDAY (breakout sessions) event here!
Want more info on the event? Check out this poster!
Friday May 4, 2018 (7:00-9:00)
Parents and caregivers are invited to join physical literacy expert, Dr. Dean Kriellaars, to hear how to help build more confident and competent physically active kids! Children are invited to come along and join in and participate in fun activities while the parents listen to Dr. Kriellaars. Each family will leave with a play bin to continue the fun at home!
Saturday March 5, 2018 (9:00-2:30) *Lunch provided
Educators, coaches and interested community members are invited to join physical literacy expert, Dr. Dean Kriellaars as he discusses the importance of ensuring all children get equal opportunities in multiple environments to develop the confidence and competency needed to stay active for life. Dr. Kriellaars will present the research as well as practical tips to implement physically literate activities in all environments. Participants will then have the opportunity to attend 2 out of over 24 different breakout sessions to further their learning.
“Learning to move is as important as reading and writing skills, and the ability to work with numbers.” Dr. Dean Kriellaars
Both of these FREE sessions will take place at the Cobourg Collegiate Institute at 335 King St. E.
Have any questions? Email: molly.nthdsportscouncil@gmail.com
Did you miss one of our workshops?
No worries! The shareable material will be posted here!
Physical Literacy for Communities PowerPoint Slides
Thank you, Sport for Life for proving this content!
Physical Literacy Infographic
Thank you, Saskatchewan in Motion for this resource.
Sport for Life Online Campus has a variety of online modules to educate you and your staff on various physical activity, health and sports-related content!
Northumberland Sports Council
P.O. Box 13,
Port Hope, ON L1A 3V9
1-866-888-4577 x 1488 (message)
1-905-376-3798 (Molly Klintworth, Coordinator)
northumberlandsportscouncil@gmail.com
molly.nthdsportscouncil@gmail.com

York Region Physical Literacy Summit-Fri, May 4
2018-05-04 | Seneca College, Kings Campus
The York region Physical Literacy Summit on May 4 has a theme called ‘Creating physically literate children and youth’. Event is at Seneca College at Kings Campus on Fri, May 4. Registration details to be released soon.

City of Toronto Hall of Honour Awards, April 27
2018-04-27 18:00 - 21:00
Held annually at the Toronto Pan Am Aquatic Center

Physical Activity Councelling & Exercise Prescription in Healthcare Workshop-Aurora-April 27
2018-04-27 | Aurora Cultural Center, 22 Church St, Aurora, Ontario, Canada

Sport Orillia Hall of Fame Gala Dinner
2018-04-21 18:00 | Casino Rama

2018 Spring Sport Summit 'Sport For All in Ottawa: Creating a Culture of Inclusion'
2018-04-21
Reprinted with permission of the Ottawa Sport Council. (English/French)
“The Ottawa Sport Council (OSC) is pleased to announce that registration for our 2018 SPRING Sport Summit is now open. Themed Sport For All in Ottawa: Creating a Culture of Inclusion, the summit will be held at Nepean Sailing Club on April 21, 2018.
Hosted in partnership with Abilities Centre Ottawa and Ausome Ottawa, the Spring Sport Summit will provide guidance and leadership on how we can make our sport programs more inclusive to people with disabilities.
Join us for the morning main tent, panel and roundtable discussions to learn from local subject matter experts about why and how to create an inclusive atmosphere in your sport program. You will also have the opportunity to collaborate with peers, gaining greater insight into the topic by learning from the successes and failures of others that are working to enhance our local sport community.
The optional afternoon workshop will focus on inclusive strategies for your organization.
Click here to learn more and register.
The Ottawa Sport Council thanks the Ontario Government for its generous support through the Ontario Sport and Recreation Communities Fund, of this Sport Summit.
For further information, please contact
Marcia Morris,
Executive Director,
Conseil du sport d’Ottawa Sport Council”
Ouverture de l’inscription pour Le sport pour tous à Ottawa: Créer une culture d’inclusion
Bonjour,
Le Conseil du sport d’Ottawa est heureux d’annoncer que la période d’inscription pour notre Sommet sur les sports du PRINTEMPS 2018 est maintenant ouverte. Ce sommet, dont le thème est Le sport pour tous à Ottawa : Créer une culture d’inclusion, aura lieu le 21 avril 2018 au Nepean Sailing Club.
Organisé en partenariat avec le Centre d’habiletés Ottawa et Ausome Ottawa, le Sommet sur les sports du printemps offrira conseils et leadership sur les façons de rendre nos programmes de sport plus inclusifs pour les personnes handicapées.
Joignez vous à nous pour la tente principale du matin, le panel et les tables rondes pour apprendre des experts locaux sur pourquoi et comment créer une atmosphère inclusive dans votre programme de sport. Vous aurez également l’occasion de collaborer avec des pairs, de mieux comprendre le sujet en apprenant les succès et les échecs des autres qui travaillent à améliorer notre communauté sportive locale.
L’atelier optionnel de l’après-midi portera sur des stratégies inclusives pour votre organisation.
Cliquez ici pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements et pour vous inscrire.
Le Conseil du sport d’Ottawa remercie le gouvernement de l’Ontario de l’appui généreux qu’il a accordé au Sommet sur les sports, par l’intermédiaire du Fonds ontarien d’action communautaire pour les sports et les loisirs.
Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements, veuillez communiquer avec
Marcia Morris,
directrice générale

Ontario Coaches Conference, London
2018-04-20 - 2018-04-22
The Ontario Coaches Conference is the place to be for sport in Ontario.
Are you a Coach? Teacher? Sport Administrator? Recreation Programmer? Interested in the development of Physical Activity programs? This is the place you want to be to learn, develop and grow!
Featuring inspiring keynote speakers, topical educational and workshop sessions, and an exhibitor marketplace, the event gathers 300+ attendees for three days of professional development, training and networking.
See agenda link for conference;
http://www.cvent.com/events/2018-ontario-coaches-conference/agenda-e7b0719565f040d18ef136135f1bc673.aspx
