Ottawa and the Future of Sports
Ottawa and the Future of Sports
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"Ottawa and the Future of Sports" highlights the voices shaping the city's sports scene. From athletes and coaches to business leaders and sports officials, we explore the different perspectives driving Ottawa’s sports community. Hear how everyone from local teams to professionals are contributing to the city’s journey from community fields to national arenas.
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The podcast delves into various aspects of the Ottawa sports scene, covering topics such as local team profiles, community sports events, and the impact of sports on cultural identities with episodes like the World Junior Hockey Championships recap and interviews with athletes from Carleton University's wrestling team.
“Ottawa and the Future of Sports” highlights the voices shaping the city’s sports scene. From athletes and coaches to business leaders and sports officials, we explore the different perspectives driving Ottawa’s sports community. Hear how everyone from local teams to professionals are contributing to the city’s journey from community fields to national arenas.
Ottawa is once again stepping into the national spotlight. The Canadian Track & Field Championships are returning to the capital in both 2025 and 2026. The event will take place from July 30 to August 3 at the Terry Fox Athletic Facility.
Athletics Canada calls it an easy decision, citing Ottawa’s top-tier organization and fan-friendly atmosphere. The Ottawa Lions Track & Field Club and Ottawa Tourism will help lead the charge, aiming to build on the success of the 2017 and 2018 editions.
Organizers say the championships will feature elite athletes, strong community involvement, and new grassroots opportunities.
For event updates and more, visit the official 2025 Canadian Track & Field Championships website.
https://athletics.ca/events/canadian-track-field-championships-2025/
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