Canadian Paralympic Committee

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National Paralympic Committee
Country	Canada
Code	CAN
Created	1981 (as Canadian Federation of Sport Organizations for the Disabled)
Continental Association	APC
Headquarters	Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
President	Marc-André Fabien [1]
Website	www.paralympic.ca

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The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC; French: Comité paralympique canadien) is the private, non-profit organization representing Canadian Paralympic athletes in the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the Parapan American Games. It represents 25 member sports organisations.

Members

Active

• Alpine Canada Alpin
• Athletics Canada
• Canadian Blind Sport Association
• Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association
• Canadian Curling Association
• Canadian Cycling Association
• Canadian Fencing Federation
• Canadian Soccer Association
• Canadian Wheelchair Basketball Association - now known as Wheelchair Basketball Canada ( http://www.wheelchairbasketball.ca/)
• Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association
• Canadian Yachting Association
• Cross Country Canada
• Equine Canada
• Federation of Canadian Archers
• Hockey Canada
• Judo Canada
• Rowing Canada Aviron
• Shooting Federation of Canada
• Swimming Natation Canada
• Table Tennis Canada
• Tennis Canada
• Volleyball Canada

Affiliate

• Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability
• Alter Go
• Badminton Canada
• BC Disability Sports
• Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton
• Canadian Amateur DanceSport Association
• Canadian Amputee Sports Association
• Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing
• Canadian Association of Athletes with an Intellectual Disability
• Canadian Forces Personnel and Family Support Agency
• Canadian Snowboard Federation
• CanoeKayak Canada
• Field Hockey Canada
• Gymnastics Canada
• Ontario Para Network
• ParaSport Ontario
• Parasport and Recreation PEI
• Synchro Canada
• Taekwondo Canada
• Triathlon Canada
• Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada

Presidents

List of past presidents: ^[2]

• Lou Lefaive (1976–1977)
• Hugh Glynn (1977–1981)
• Doug Allen (1982–1983)
• Robert Steadward (1984–1990)
• Helen Manning (1991–1997)
• Laurel Crosby (1997–1998)
• Patrick Jarvis (1998–2006)
• Henry Wohler (interim, 2006)
• Carla Qualtrough (2006–2011)
• David Legg (2011–2013)
• Gaétan Tardif (2013–2017)

Hall of Fame

Athletes

• Arnold Boldt (2001)
• Eugene Reimer (2001)
• Joanne Berdan (2003)
• André Viger (2005)
• Michael Edgson (2011)
• Clayton Gerein (2011)
• Ljiljana Ljubisic (2011)
• Robert Easton (2013)
• Jennifer Krempien (2013)
• Tim McIsaac (2013)
• Chantal Petitclerc (2015)
• Lauren Woolstencroft (2015)
• Marni Abbott-Peter (2015)
• Karolina Wisniewska (2017)
• Colette Bourgonje (2019)
• Josh Dueck (2019)
• Viviane Forest (2019)
• Joey Johnson (2019)
• Garett Hickling (2019)

Coaches

• Earl Church (2011)
• Tim Frick (2013)
• Wilf Strom (2015)
• Ozzie Sawicki (2017)
• Joe Rea (2019)

Builders

• Robert Steadward (2000)
• Robert W. Jackson (2001)
• Rick Hansen (2003)
• Jerry Johnston (2003)
• Duncan Campbell (2005)
• Patrick Jarvis (2007)
• Joyce Fairbairn (2011)
• Janet Dunn (2013)
• John Howe (2013)
• Audrey Strom (2015)
• Gary McPherson (2015)
• Dr. Donald Royer (2015)
• Carla Qualtrough (2017)
• Archie Allison (2017)
• Maureen Orchard (2017)
• Kathy Newman (2019)

Source: "Hall of Fame Inductees". Canadian Paralympic Committee. Retrieved November 4, 2019.

See also

• Canadian Olympic Committee
• Canada at the Paralympics
• Canada at the Parapan American Games

References

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