Own The Podium CEO refers to safe sport as a ‘symptom of a much bigger problem’ within Canada’s sport system at a committee hearing
Own The Podium CEO Anne Merklinger says the organization would be in support of an inquiry into Canada’s sport system as a whole, rather than just safe sport.
Merklinger referred to safe sport as a “symptom of a much bigger problem” within Canada’s sport system at a parliamentary committee hearing on Monday.Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport executives Jeremy Luke and Karri Dawson and Sport’Aide executive director Sylvain Croteau were also testified before the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage.Former sports minister Kirsty Duncan is among those who have demanded an inquiry into safe sport in Canada.
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