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AO Governing Documents Athletics Ontario and all organizations affiliated with AO including, but not limited to, Leagues, Clubs, Associate Members, and all AO Registrants are governed by, and subject to, where applicable, the following AO Governing Documents: AO-ByLaws: The AO By-Laws provide the structure and framework for the governance of AO. The By-Laws are approved […]
The Board of Directors is a body of elected or appointed members who jointly oversee the activities of the organization. The Board’s activities and responsibilities vary and are indicated in the AO-ByLaws. If you would like to apply to join the Board, fill out this here. 2023-2024 Athletics Ontario Board of Directors
Athletics Ontario is a branch of Athletics Canada. Until 1974, Ontario was split into three governing bodies, Southwestern, Northwestern, and Central. However, there was an interest in establishing a more efficient means of developing the sport while maintaining a system which would still enable regions to have a voice regarding major decisions in the province.
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The sport governing body for track and field in Canada, now called Athletics Canada, was established in 1889 and is one of the oldest affiliated bodies with the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), fourth only to Great Britain (1880), New Zealand (1887), and the USA (1888). Athletics Ontario (formerly the Ontario Track and Fie...
Play a leadership role in fostering and growing participation, development, equity, and excellence in Athletics in Ontario. Click here to view our Strategic Priorities for 2022-2027: 2022-27 Strategic Plan
The objectives of Athletics Ontario are to: 1. Promote physical, emotional and mental well-being; 2. Promote athletics; 3. Support and assist athletes in their development; 4. Develop courses of instruction for/certification of coaches and officials; and 5. Promote and ensure competent delivery of athlete-centered recreational and competitive athle...
These values are the threads of the fabric that make up the vibrant Athletics community. AO is committed to upholding these values and fostering them in the sport of Athletics in Ontario and beyond. INCLUSIVITY:Leave no one out AO welcomes people of all different abilities, ages, economic and social situations and of all racial, ethnic, cultural, g...
Jul 24, 2012 · In 1884, representatives from athletic clubs in Ontario and Québec formed the Canadian Amateur Athletics Association. The organization was known as the Canadian Track and Field Association (CTFA) from 1909 to 1991, after which it became known as Athletics Canada. Until 1968, the CTFA operated under the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) of Canada.
Nov 6, 2023 · Athletics Ontario has a fundamental obligation and responsibility to promote the health, safety, and physical and mental well-being of every individual involved in the sport of Athletics in Ontario. Athletics Ontario takes very seriously all situations involving discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, breaches of its Code of Conduct, or other forms of misconduct.
Aug 29, 2023 · Lastest News from Athletics Ontario. 2023 Ontario vs Quebec U16 Dual Meet Selection for Team Ontario’s 2023 U16 Dual Team will be...
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