Allegations of doping TMZ coverups of 23 Chinese swimmers and the lack of action/transparency by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and World Aquatics have left athletes with little trust in the global anti-doping system.

For over 18 months, Canadian athletes, advocates, scholars, and allies have been calling for the Government of Canada to initiate a national inquiry into the toxic culture of abuse that, as we have sadly come to learn, exists across all levels of Canadian sport. Watch video…

Today's press conference and roundtable hosted by the Canadian Minister of Sport were indignant to the thousands of survivors and supporters who have come forward calling for a national judicial inquiry into the toxic culture of abuse across Canadian sport.

Athlete groups call on the Canadian Minister of Sport to support the calls for a national judicial inquiry.

Figure Skating for Change Canada call on Skate Canada and the Minister of Sport to address abuse in figure skating and to initiate a national judicial inquiry.

Global Athlete shares this video on behalf of 1000+ Canadian athletes who continue to call for a judicial investigation into the abuse crisis occurring across Canadian sport.

Yesterday, a motion was rejected in the Canadian House of Commons to initiate a national inquiry into abuse in sport. Gymnasts for Change Canada’s calls remain unanswered.

With the release of coproduction with TSN, CTV’s W5 and CraveCanada documentary, “BROKEN – The Toxic Culture of Canadian Gymnastics”, gymnasts’ voices are being elevated and the toxic culture and abuse happening across Canadian gyms is being exposed.

Open letter on behalf of 500+ Canadian gymnasts whose calls for an independent, judicial investigation remain unanswered by the Canadian Government. Trigger Warning: Content contains reference to sexual, physical, psychological, and verbal abuse.