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Ottawa, Canada (October 30, 2025)—The Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association (CCPSA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Martin Richard as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective November 3, 2025. We are deeply grateful for the leadership of Jennifer Larson as Interim Executive Director during the CEO search. Martin is a respected national sport executive…
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The Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association and Boccia Canada are excited to announce the Donna Zorn Award. This annual award is intended to recognize someone Making a Difference in boccia. It is geared to someone who goes above and beyond in boccia at the community, provincial or national level. The award was established in 2025…
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We’re now accepting nominations for the CCPSA Hall of Fame. This is an opportunity to pay tribute to athletes, teams, coaches, officials, and builders who have made a significant impact on sport for athletes with cerebral palsy and related disabilities. More information on the CCPSA Hall of Fame process and where nominations should be sent…
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We're still welcoming volunteers for the 2025 Canadian Boccia Championships! 🙋
Events like ours do not run without volunteers, whether it be scorekeepers, liners, or wayfinding.
What's in it for you?
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We're still welcoming volunteers for the 2025 Canadian Boccia Championships! 🙋
Events like ours do not run without volunteers, whether it be scorekeepers, liners, or wayfinding.
What's in it for you?
A rewarding experience paired with exciting sport!
⭐ Become a volunteer: bocciacanada.sidelinelearning.com/forms/39/register
. . .
On cherche toujours des bénévoles pour les Championnats canadiens de boccia 2025 ! 🙋
Des événements comme le nôtre ne peuvent pas se faire sans bénévoles, que ce soit pour marquer les points, tracer les lignes, ou aider les gens à trouver leur route.
Qu'est-ce que tu y gagnes ?
Une expérience enrichissante et un sport passionnant !
⭐ Devenez un bénévole : bocciacanada.sidelinelearning.com/forms/39/register
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Big news!
We are excited to welcome Martin Richard as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association.
Martin has dedicated his career to championing inclusion in sport and empowering athletes across Canada. His leadership will play a key role in growing boccia and expanding opportunities for people with cerebral palsy to participate and excel — from grassroots to Team Canada.
Join us in welcoming Martin to the CCPSA family!
Full announcement: ccpsa.ca/en/news/ccpsa-appoints-martin-richard-as-next-chief-executive-officer/
#InclusionForAll #ParaSport #BocciaCanada #TeamCanada #Paralympics
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Grande nouvelle!
Nous sommes heureux d’accueillir Martin Richard comme nouveau chef de la direction de l’Association canadienne de sports pour paralytiques cérébraux!
Martin a consacré sa carrière à promouvoir l’inclusion dans le sport et à soutenir les athlètes partout au pays. Son leadership sera essentiel pour faire croître le boccia et élargir l’accès aux occasions de participation et de performance — du niveau communautaire jusqu’à Équipe Canada!
Annonce complète : ccpsa.ca/fr/nouvelles/ccpsa-appoints-martin-richard-as-next-chief-executive-officer/
#InclusionPourTous #Parasport #Paralympiques #BocciaCanada #ÉquipeCanada
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