Canucks Autism Network delivers physical literacy
Life-changing recreation, sports, and arts programs for kids
4 things that should be part of every kid’s hockey experience
When the game is fun for everyone, everybody wins
Alberta committed to making hockey a positive experience for its youngest players
More fun means more play, which means improved skills development
Parent expectations in hockey: How to communicate with coaches
Ways for parents to prepare for a constructive conversation
Parent expectations in hockey: How to tell if your child is having fun and learning skills
Having fun and skills development go hand-in-hand
Parent expectations in hockey: Focus on what your child wants
Having fun and developing skills are of paramount importance
When your kids play hockey, it’s okay to have expectations about their experience
Enjoyment and skills development should be high on the list
This professional coach wants to help parents who scream in the stands
Maybe we’re judging parents too quickly for their bad behaviour
How is my 8-year-old son too old to learn how to play baseball?
The child, and adult, perils of early specialization
Why it’s important to say no to summer ice hockey
Encourage other activities to help them build physical literacy
5 unique sports that are part of the Pan Am Games
The Pan American Games happen every four years and involve the countries that make up North America, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. More than 6,000 athletes from 41 countries compete. The Pan Am Games include all of the sports and disciplines featured in the Summer Olympics, plus some additional sports. The next event … Continued
We didn’t reach our goal, but we accomplished our mission: Josée Bélanger
Canada’s women’s national soccer team were knocked out of the Women’s World Cup
From spectator to player: nurture your child’s sports aspirations
That enthusiasm watching can quickly turn into a desire to play
What it’s like to score a goal for Canada according to Josée Bélanger
The forward scored the winning goal to advance Canada to the quarter finals
Soccer activities to help kids learn and love the game
Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. It keeps kids active, requires little equipment, and is fun and easy to learn.
Josée Bélanger writes about game day excitement, playing at home … and private planes
The sights, sounds, and excitement from the thick of the action
17 things kids love about playing soccer
The joy of simply kicking the ball ranks high
Video shows what happens when “play” becomes “practice”
Kids pay a high cost for early specialization
Parent expectations in soccer: How to communicate with coaches
Tips to get the discussion off on the right foot
Parent expectations in soccer: How to tell if your child is having fun and learning skills
Watching your child’s team play or practice will give you a hint
Parent expectations in soccer: Focus on what your child wants
What to do when your child’s sport experience isn’t beneficial
It’s okay to want your kids to have a good experience playing soccer
Remember to focus on enjoyment and manage expectations
An open letter to parents from a referee
Ways you can help us to help your children
Here’s what hockey’s “new normal” is made of
The direction Canadian hockey, at its highest levels, is heading
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