The CSI Atlantic is proud to be a hub and home to outstanding athletes and coaches. We are committed to powering podium performances through excellent services, science, and support.
Halifax, August 22, 2024 – With the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games coming up shortly, the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) reaffirms its unwavering commitment to Team Canada’s athletes. In partnership with National Sport Organizations (NSO), 95% of Team Canada’s athlete access COPSIN support, which plays a central role in their preparation, providing them with the support they need to perform on the world’s biggest stage.
Learn MoreThese individuals are making their mark on the international stage as they represent Canada at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games. The stories highlight a group of athletes and officials hailing from the province, each bringing their unique talents and dedication to their respective sports. These individuals exemplify the spirit and resilience of Nova Scotia, proudly carrying the province's legacy onto the world stage.
Learn MoreHalifax, NS - July 25, 2024 – A key partner of Team Canada 2024, the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) supports 90 percent of the athletes from the Canadian team at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. With five institutes and two centres covering every region of the country, COPSIN provides invaluable sport science, sport medicine, and pathway support to 283 of the 315 athletes in the Canadian squad both on and off the field of play.
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UPDATED: Feb. 11, 2022 after Morgan Ellis was named to the active roster for men's hockey.
The Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic is proud to support athletes, coaches, and support staff in the pursuit of excellence, which will be on full display this winter in Beijing for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Picture this: a network of satellites zooming through space, in orbit high above Planet Figure Skating. They receive signals from “stars” on the icy surface below. The satellites then process these signals and transmit back key information to the surface, which is used by the stars to optimize and realize their best performance.
Sail Nova Scotia skiff development coach looks to bridge the gap between youth sailing and Olympic class racing in Atlantic Canada
Taking care of your mental health is more important than ever. Bell Let’s Talk Day is Thursday, January 28 and we’re joining in to help drive progress in mental health.
Chief Medical Officer as part of the Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic team is a win for Atlantic athletes
What does it take to get to the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer? A dedicated coach is a major part of it, and they have their work cut out for them. This year brings new challenges, like finding training facilities, coordinating quarantine periods, accessing local coaches, and planning strategic flight routes.
When the Canadian Paratriathlon team approached Kamylle Frenette in 2016, she never thought she would be eligible to compete. But today, the Tokyo hopeful is currently ranked fourth in the World Triathlon Para Rankings in the PTS5 category. In June, Frenette is set to race at a Paralympic qualifying event in Europe.
What’s the deal with the Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer? Well, they might look a little different this time around, but they’re happening. Here’s what to expect.
Olympic medalist and two-time world champion Mark de Jonge has an important relationship with time. At the 2012 London Olympics, he won his bronze medal by .031 seconds. For an Olympic athlete, time is everything. They train relentlessly to shave even fractions of a second off their race times. And, apart from being one of the best paddlers in the world, de Jonge also designs luxury watches.
