Actions and Commitments: Call to Action # 87

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Home Call to Action # 87 Actions and Commitments: Inuit: Aboriginal Sport Circle

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October 2, 2023

“Connor and Trina are recognized within their sport and are inspirational role models for Indigenous athletes across the country.” —Rob Newman, president, Aboriginal Sport Circle

Windspeaker.com: The elite athletic career of Trina Ross started off innocently enough.Five years ago, Ross, who was a casual rower and a canoeist, signed up two of her children for canoeing/kayaking sessions.“I saw the dragon boat team then and decided to try it out,” Ross said. Fast forward to September 2022 and Ross ended up...

Aboriginal Sport Circle

The Aboriginal Sports Circle is Canada’s national voice for aboriginal sports, physical activity and recreation. They give out the annual Tom Longboat awards....

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October 2, 2023

“Connor and Trina are recognized within their sport and are inspirational role models for Indigenous athletes across the country.” —Rob Newman, president, Aboriginal Sport Circle

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