To support, connect, develop, inform,

Coaches of Canada represents the profession of coaching in Canada. 

Established in 1985, Coaches of Canada is the national organization that represents the profession of coaching in Canada. The organization's mandate is to advance the profession of coaching; moving toward self-regulation of the practice of coaching, and licensing the country's more than 9,000 full-time paid coaches.

Sport Alberta (Amateur) was established in 1972 by and for the sport community ("a voice for the sport community, by the sport community"). Sport Alberta was reinvigorated on November 8, 2004 after a lengthy period of dormancy. At that time the objects of Sport Alberta were identified as the following:

1. To promote amateur sport in the Province of Alberta.
2. To set a forum for the exchange of members' views.
3. To act as a liaison with government agencies and to bring before the Provincial Government such recommendations as are approved by the Society.
4. To correlate the efforts of all amateur sport governing bodies in Alberta in stimulating interest in amateur sport. 

At the Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation, we are working to make our province the best place to live, learn, work and play.

We are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of Albertans by encouraging active lifestyles, promoting athletic excellence and multi-sport games, partnering with and funding community initiatives and fostering conservation of natural areas.

We don't do this alone. As a non-profit Crown Corporation, we're supported by the Alberta Lottery Fund. We also have many partners including Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation, sport, recreation and active living organizations, communities, businesses, and thousands of volunteers.