Canadian Sport Policy Review
Last Updated on Monday, 27 February 2012 12:05 | 
Written by Gwen Farnsworth | 
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The draft of the Canadian Sport Policy 2.0 is now available for your review. Organizations and individuals are invited to submit their comments at www.sirc.ca/csprenewal on the draft policy before March 7, 2012. In particular we would like to hear:
* What are the strengths of the draft CSP 2.0?
* What are its weaknesses?
* How could these weaknesses be addressed?
* Do you have any additional comments and feedback?
Canadians have shown that they are passionate about sport. The renewed Canadian Sport Policy seeks to capture and embrace the value and importance of sport and advance the public policy outcomes inspired by sport in Canada.
On behalf of the Sustained Engagement and Collaboration (SEAC) Work Group, we would like to thank you for sharing your ideas and helping us to build the next Canadian Sport Policy.
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