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One witness says the scene in Shannon this week was difficult to comprehend.

One of the first people on the scene of a fatal crash between a milk tanker and a car in Shannon this week said she could hardly comprehend what she was se

Szauder, who has been the team's high performance coach since 2019, was named in a lawsuit filed by former athletes in 2021.

GATINEAU, Que. - The federal government is giving $225,000 to the national athletes association, AthletesCAN, to centralize services into a one-stop shop.

In a groundswell of advocacy, athletes in bobsleigh and skeleton, boxing, gymnastics, rowing, soccer and figure skating among others waged wars this year against leaders in their sports, levelling allegations of toxicity and abuse.

TORONTO - Chad Meikle bounced around between five different Toronto-area gymnastics clubs over his decade as a coach.

Canada's top athletes are willing to repair breaches in trust with those who manage them, say their leaders, but the question is how.

Former artistic swimmers seek damages following years of alleged abuse Herb Zurkowsky, Montreal Gazette © Provided by The Gazette Chloe Isaac of Canada competes in the Solo Free Premilinary during the 13th FINA World Championships at Stadio Pietrangeli on July 22, 2009 in Rome, Italy. Although they’ve retired from the sport, some prematurely, at the height of their competitive careers, the emotional scars remain palpable. Five former Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) nation...

Although they’ve retired from the sport, some prematurely, at the height of their competitive careers, the emotional scars remain palpable. Five former Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) national team members — Quebecers Chloé Isaac and Gabrielle Boisvert, along with Erin Willson, Gabriella Brisson and Sion Ormond — spent nearly an hour on Tuesday delivering speeches during a video conference, graphically detailing the toxic culture they allege has...

Struggling with mental health and close to a breakdown, Willson said she felt trapped and unable to quit due to a contract locking her in for another year. If she left early, she was told shed have to pay the federation $50,000. Willson eventually was able to drop out of her training by taking a medical leave and seeking treatment for her eating disorder. Now a PhD student who studies abuse in sport, Willson said she still feels the aftermath of her treatment at the hands of Sauvé, who died i...