The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has said that it is "following up" with Indian counterparts regarding Canadians attending the Session in Mumbai next month.

The Canadian Olympic Committee is sending a record number of six athletes to take part in karate at this year's Pan American Games in Santiago.

Olympic gold medallist Bruny Surin has been added to the Canadian Olympic Foundation (COF) Board of Directors.

Olympians Eric Radford and Jacqueline Simoneau have been recruited to the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) Mission Team for Santiago 2023 to mark 100 days until the Pan American Games Opening Ceremony.

Candice Maxis has been announced as the chief people and culture officer by the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC).

Six schools have been announced as the inaugural recipients of the Canadian Olympic Committee's (COC) Olympic Day grants.

Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) chief executive David Shoemaker has backed plans for a public inquiry into the country's sporting abuse scandal.

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has pledged CAD$1 million (£592,000/$737,000/€675,000) for education to prevent abuse in sport after the country's Sports Minister announced a series of reforms.

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has welcomed six new and returning Board members that were elected during the governing body's Annual Session meeting in Toronto.

Following their finishes at the Canadian Open Water Swimming Trials, the four open water swimming athletes for the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games have been named.

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has been named as one of the country's best workplaces for women by the Great Place to Work Institute Canada.

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has been urged by a group of 42 retired athletes to reconsider its stance on Russia and Belarus and reject the participation of both countries at Paris 2024.

The OLY Canada Legacy Grant has awarded CAD10,000 (£6,100/$7,300/€6,900) to seven differing projects for 2023 as the initiative goes into its fourth edition.

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has said that only Russian and Belarusian athletes that publicly denounce the war in Ukraine should be considered for a return to international competition - but Canada's Sports Minister Pascale St-Onge has called for them to remain banned while the invasion continues.

The two gold medals won at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics by Canadian sprinter Percy Williams, unrecovered since being stolen in 1980 while on display, have been replicated and replaced by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).