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Message from Sport Manitoba
The cost of participation is rising. The need for action to make sport safe for our diverse population is paramount. More than ever, our strategic partnerships with local sport organizations are essential for the betterment of sport. Together, we will align with The Future of Sport in Canada Commission, the Canadian Sport Policy, and the Manitoba Action Plan for Sport, to advance our mission and achieve our goals outlined in this business plan. Thank you to our Board of Directors for their guidance and leadership, and to the volunteers across the province who dedicate countless hours to help Manitobans achieve wellbeing through sport.
We thank The Honourable Wab Kinew, Premier of Manitoba, the Honourable Nellie Kennedy, Minister of Sport, Culture, Heritage, and Tourism, and the Province of Manitoba for their support in our shared vision of a safe, healthy, and active Manitoba.
Janet McMahonPresident & CEO
Susanne DandenaultBoard Chair
About Sport Manitoba
Sport Manitoba is the leading planning, programming, and funding agency for the development of amateur sport in Manitoba. Our goal is simple: we aim to ensure every Manitoban has access to the resources they need to achieve their full athletic potential, and we do this every day by developing the skill sets of Manitoba’s athletes, coaches, volunteers, and officials. The Province of Manitoba supports and enables us to achieve this vision. Sport Manitoba is a non-profit organization. Revenue generated is reinvested into amateur sport and community programs across the province.
Learn moreabout our organization
Mission
Vision
Values
About Sport Manitoba
Our facility, in the heart of the Exchange District in Winnipeg, is home to a fitness centre, a medical clinic, athlete training centre, the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame, sport offices, conference rooms and meeting spaces, a print shop, three full size basketball courts, and 1,200 square feet of netted space complete with padded walls. Our sport partners and their memberships, along with the general public, use our facility every single day.
Take a virtual tour of our facility.
Manitoba Sport Structure
Sport Manitoba
Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs) + Sport Partners
Sport Manitoba collaborates with and relies on PSOs and Sport Partners to funnel information to the local sport community.
Clubs + Community
Coaches
Athletes
Parents
Officials
Volunteers
This plan is developed from the Manitoba Action Plan for Sport (MAPS). MAPS addresses sport’s common needs and challenges and provides direction for Sport Manitoba’s leadership, planning, and programming roles. It helps facilitate collaboration between Sport Manitoba and key stakeholders in the development of amateur sport. We used the results of MAPS, as well as the Future of Sport in Canada Commission and the Canadian Sport Policy, to guide our planning for the upcoming year under three overarching priorities for action:
Priorities for Action
Foster Safety + Equity
Enhance Athlete Development
Strengthen Sport Partner Delivery
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Nurture a Safe and Welcoming Culture
Values-driven, focused on positive sport outcomes
Advance opportunities for underrepresented populations
Prevent maltreatment in sport
Reduce financial barriers to participation
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Build Partner Capacity
Align people, organizations, and communities that deliver sport
Boost volunteer recruitment and retention strategies
Assist with leadership development
Increase PSO operational efficiency
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Advance Participation Opportunities
Serving participation and performance
Facilitate connections between rural communities and PSOs
Optimize the performance pathway
Support quality sport
Empower and support sport partners in improving their marketing and communications efforts
Learn about the Long-Term Development (LTD) Model
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BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Maintain Positive Financial Position and Quality Services
Sustaining financial and operational excellence
Build effective financial systems
Provide exceptional facility user experience
Expand revenue sources
Empower and support sport partners in improving their marketing and communications efforts
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Measuring Success
Each business unit at Sport Manitoba has created measurables that will indicate whether we were successful in our goals. Those measurables are evaluated on an annual basis and will be reported in Sport Manitoba's annual impact report, which reflects on the previous year's achievements. This is a collaborative effort with our partners, and we must work together within Manitoba's sport structure to reach our goals.
Sport Manitoba
Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs) + Sport Partners
Clubs + Community
Coaches
Athletes
Parents
Officials
Volunteers
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Budget
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Budget
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Revenue
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Expenses
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Partners in Sport
Sport Partners
Funding Partner
Corporate Partners
PSOs
BUSINESS PLAN 2025-2026
Enhance Athlete Development
We can enhance athlete development by establishing coaches and officials, making training and retention more accessible through targeted outreach, financial support, and flexible learning opportunities. Additionally, programming is designed to strengthen athlete development, including in rural and northern communities through strategy that fosters growth. This approach ensures that participants, regardless of location, have opportunities to excel and thrive in their sport.
Vision
We envision creating the best sport communities through initiative and leadership and by establishing a supportive environment that will enhance the abilities of all Manitobans.
Boost volunteer recruitment and retention strategies
- Provide tools and grants to recruit and retain coaches and officials
- Assist PSOs with board member recruitment strategies to attract diverse and skilled leaders in sport
- Support the transition of Manitoba Games volunteers to continue volunteering and become sport champions
LTD Framework
It is important to understand LTD, a Sport Canada model we've adopted here in Manitoba. Science, research, and decades of experience all point to the same thing: kids and adults will get active, stay active, and even reach the greatest heights of sport achievement if they do the right things at the right times. This is the logic behind LTD.
The introduction to sport stage is where individuals, especially children and youth, learn what sport opportunities exist and learn and develop fundamental movement and sport skills that allow them to participate for a lifetime. These Active Start, FUNdamentals, and Learn to Train stages develop physical literacy the foundation for those who choose to pursue elite training in one sport or activity after age 12. The Train to Train, Train to Compete, and Train to Win stages lead to competitive and high-performance sport to allow children and adults to perform to progressively higher levels of competition and provide elite training for those who want to specialize in one sport and compete at the highest level. Active for Life stage is about staying physically active through lifelong participation in competitive or recreational sport or physical activity.
Sport Manitoba
Our role
Sport Manitoba relies on effective collaboration with the PSOs and sport partners in order to connect to clubs, schools, athletes, coaches, officials, parents, and volunteers. We do not run sport programming -- rather, we provide funding and resources to the organizations that run sport programming, such as Manitoba Soccer Association, Basketball Manitoba, etc. Our role is to support and help them grow and become better at what they do.
Support quality sport
- Target funding and support for high performance athlete and coach development
- Identify PSOs eligible for community development grant opportunities
- Allocate grants that support participation initiatives
Reduce financial barriers to participation
- Increase the KidSport fund
- Advocate for investment in core funding for Manitoba sport
- Assess and survey PSOs on participation costs
Mission
An athlete-centered Sport Manitoba leads and supports sport for life through access, participation, and excellence in sport by all Manitobans.
Optimize the performance pathway
- Increase the pool of eligible Canada Games competition development-certified coaches
- Analyse the year-over-year coach certification numbers at each level
- Collaborate with Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba (CSCM) on planning, staff, space, and services
Facilitate connections between rural communities and PSOs
- Connect 10 PSOs with rural and remote communities to facilitate programming
- Increase awareness and uptake of grants specific to rural programming including NSTF
- Bridge the gap between PSOs who are deficient in the number of regions they operate in with rural and northern communities
Prevent maltreatment in sport
- Create a community safe sport awareness campaign
- Ensure sport partners are complying with The Protecting Youth in Sports Act
- Broaden access to maltreatment reporting and education in remote and marginalized communities.
Foster Safety + Equity
Creating a culture where all participants, regardless of background, feel safe, respected, and valued. The focus is to ensure access to programs and opportunities for individuals from diverse groups and removing barriers to participation. We strive to offer fair and inclusive opportunities for all participants, while actively preventing maltreatment through clear policies and education. A welcoming environment is fostered by promoting respect so that everyone can thrive and contribute to sporting communities.
PSOs + Sport Partners
Their role
PSOs are independent, member-based organizations with their own boards, staff, governance structures, and financial management. They represent many athletes, dedicated coaches, officials, and volunteers, and are the key drivers for the growth and development of their sport in Manitoba.
Archers & Bowhunters Association of Manitoba Inc
Manitoba Track & Field Association Inc.
(Athletics Manitoba)
Manitoba Badminton Association Inc.
Manitoba Ball Hockey Association Inc.
Manitoba Baseball Association Inc.
Manitoba Amateur Basketball Association Inc.
(Basketball Manitoba)
Manitoba Baton Twirling Sportive Association
Inc.
Biathlon Association of Manitoba Inc. (Biathlon
Manitoba)
Manitoba Blind Sport Association Inc.
Manitoba Five Pin Bowling Federation Inc.
Manitoba Tenpin Federation Inc.
Bowls Manitoba Inc.
Manitoba Amateur Boxing Association Inc.
Manitoba Amateur Broomball Association Inc.
Manitoba Cerebral Palsy Sport Association Inc.
Cheer Manitoba Inc.
Manitoba Cricket Association Inc.
Manitoba Curling Association Inc. (Curl
Manitoba)
Manitoba Cycling Association Inc.
Manitoba Darts Association Inc.
Manitoba Deaf Sport Association Inc.
Manitoba Organization of Disc Sports Inc.
Canadian Amateur Diving Association
(Manitoba Section) Inc.
Manitoba Fencing Association Inc.
Skate Canada – Manitoba Inc.
Manitoba Amateur Football Association Inc.
(Football Manitoba)
Golf Manitoba Inc.
Manitoba Gymnastics Association Inc.
Rhythmic Gymnastics Manitoba Inc.
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association Inc.
(Hockey Manitoba)
Manitoba Horse Council Inc. Manitoba Judo Black Belt Association Inc.
(Judo Manitoba) Karate Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Lacrosse Association Inc. Manitoba Orienteering Association Inc. Manitoba Paddling Association Inc. Racquetball Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Provincial Rifle Association Inc. Ringette Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Rowing Association Inc. Rugby Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Sailing Association Inc. Manitoba Skeet Shooting Association Inc. Manitoba Alpine Ski Division Inc. Cross Country Ski Association of Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Freestyle Ski Association Inc. Manitoba Slopestyle Snowboard Association
Inc. Manitoba Soccer Association Inc. Manitoba Softball Association Inc. Special Olympics Manitoba Inc. Speed Skating Manitoba Squash Manitoba Inc. Swim/Natation Manitoba Inc. (Swim Manitoba) Manitoba Artistic Swimming Inc. Taekwondo Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Table Tennis Association Inc. Manitoba Tennis Association Inc. (Tennis
Manitoba) Manitoba Trap Shooting Association Inc. Triathlon Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Volleyball Association Inc. Manitoba Water Polo Association Inc. Water Ski – Wakeboard Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Weightlifting Association Inc. Manitoba Wheelchair Sport Association Inc. Manitoba Amateur Wrestling Association Inc.
Provide exceptional facility user experience
- With feedback from cccessible community, research further upgrades, support accessibility training, and maintain records
- Receive less than 10 valid complaints around customer service and facility presentation
- Train and prepare staff and residents to deal with emergency situations
Assist with leadership development
- Support financial training aimed at PSO and club treasurers
- Create a sport consultant education and training program
- Build on coach and officials mentorship program
Strengthen Sport Partner Delivery
Organizational capacity can be built by supporting sport partners with administrative improvements and communications. This involves addressing governance challenges through the establishment of clear policies, structures, and accountability. These methods strengthen human resource strategies by improving recruitment, training, and retention to cultivate a skilled, diverse volunteer base. A robust training strategy helps bridge education gaps to promote continuous learning. Aligning the system with support will enhance efficiency by streamlining processes and fostering effective collaboration at all levels.
Advance sport opportunities for underrepresented populations
- Prioritize inclusion training and program opportunity education
- Execute strategy for Women and Girls in Sport
- Implement recommendations of the para sport working group
Sport Manitoba's partners include: Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council Sports en français
Community partners:City of Winnipeg Community Development Winnipeg Aboriginal Sports Achievement Centre Recreation Manitoba
Education partners: Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association University of Manitoba Athletic Department University of Winnipeg Athletic Department Brandon University Athletic Department
Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba Sport service partners: Sport Medicine and Science Council of Manitoba Manitoba Athletic Therapists Association Canadian Ski Patrol System (Manitoba Division) National/interprovincial partners: Sport Canada Interprovincial Sport and Recreation Council Federal-Provincial/Territorial Sport Committee Canadian Council of Provincial and Territorial Sport Federations Canadian Olympic Committee Canada Games Council Western Canada Games Council KidSport™ Canada Canadian Women and Sport Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport Sport for Life – Expert Group
Build effective financial systems
- Incorporate financial management platform (Vivid) for time-saving statement review
- Modernize purchase order process through Activity Messenger platform
Expand revenue sources
- Launch the Sport Fund
- Search and apply for any eligible infrastructure grants
- Grow usage of facility spaces and programs - Fitness, Clinic, Performance, services
Values
LeadershipHolding ourselves accountable for our actions and results InclusionMaking sport safe, welcoming, and accessible for all ExcellenceAchieving personal growth and athletic potential RespectTreating everyone with dignity and fairness
Increase PSO operational efficiency
- Support and assist PSOs with planning, marketing, communications, amalgamation, and restructuring
- Further access and training on Activity Messenger platform
- Survey sport partners to determine efficiency and potential areas to improve in the discipline & complaints policy procedures
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Updated title image wil be here
Message from Sport Manitoba
The cost of participation is rising. The need for action to make sport safe for our diverse population is paramount. More than ever, our strategic partnerships with local sport organizations are essential for the betterment of sport. Together, we will align with The Future of Sport in Canada Commission, the Canadian Sport Policy, and the Manitoba Action Plan for Sport, to advance our mission and achieve our goals outlined in this business plan. Thank you to our Board of Directors for their guidance and leadership, and to the volunteers across the province who dedicate countless hours to help Manitobans achieve wellbeing through sport. We thank The Honourable Wab Kinew, Premier of Manitoba, the Honourable Nellie Kennedy, Minister of Sport, Culture, Heritage, and Tourism, and the Province of Manitoba for their support in our shared vision of a safe, healthy, and active Manitoba.
Janet McMahonPresident & CEO
Susanne DandenaultBoard Chair
About Sport Manitoba
Sport Manitoba is the leading planning, programming, and funding agency for the development of amateur sport in Manitoba. Our goal is simple: we aim to ensure every Manitoban has access to the resources they need to achieve their full athletic potential, and we do this every day by developing the skill sets of Manitoba’s athletes, coaches, volunteers, and officials. The Province of Manitoba supports and enables us to achieve this vision. Sport Manitoba is a non-profit organization. Revenue generated is reinvested into amateur sport and community programs across the province.
Learn moreabout our organization
Mission
Vision
Values
About Sport Manitoba
Our facility, in the heart of the Exchange District in Winnipeg, is home to a fitness centre, a medical clinic, athlete training centre, the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame, sport offices, conference rooms and meeting spaces, a print shop, three full size basketball courts, and 1,200 square feet of netted space complete with padded walls. Our sport partners and their memberships, along with the general public, use our facility every single day.
Take a virtual tour of our facility.
Manitoba Sport Structure
Sport Manitoba
Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs) + Sport Partners
Sport Manitoba collaborates with and relies on PSOs and Sport Partners to funnel information to the local sport community.
Clubs + Community
Coaches
Athletes
Parents
Officials
Volunteers
This plan is developed from the Manitoba Action Plan for Sport (MAPS). MAPS addresses sport’s common needs and challenges and provides direction for Sport Manitoba’s leadership, planning, and programming roles. It helps facilitate collaboration between Sport Manitoba and key stakeholders in the development of amateur sport. We used the results of MAPS, as well as the Future of Sport in Canada Commission and the Canadian Sport Policy, to guide our planning for the upcoming year under three overarching priorities for action:
Priorities for Action
Foster Safety + Equity
Enhance Athlete Development
Strengthen Sport Partner Delivery
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Nurture a Safe and Welcoming Culture
Values-driven, focused on positive sport outcomes
Advance opportunities for underrepresented populations
Prevent maltreatment in sport
Reduce financial barriers to participation
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Build Partner Capacity
Align people, organizations, and communities that deliver sport
Boost volunteer recruitment and retention strategies
Assist with leadership development
Increase PSO operational efficiency
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Advance Participation Opportunities
Serving participation and performance
Facilitate connections between rural communities and PSOs
Optimize the performance pathway
Support quality sport
Empower and support sport partners in improving their marketing and communications efforts
Learn about the Long-Term Development (LTD) Model
Text button
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Maintain Positive Financial Position and Quality Services
Sustaining financial and operational excellence
Build effective financial systems
Provide exceptional facility user experience
Expand revenue sources
Empower and support sport partners in improving their marketing and communications efforts
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Measuring Success
Each business unit at Sport Manitoba has created measurables that will indicate whether we were successful in our goals. Those measurables are evaluated on an annual basis and will be reported in Sport Manitoba's annual impact report, which reflects on the previous year's achievements. This is a collaborative effort with our partners, and we must work together within Manitoba's sport structure to reach our goals.
Sport Manitoba
Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs) + Sport Partners
Clubs + Community
Coaches
Athletes
Parents
Officials
Volunteers
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Budget
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Budget
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Revenue
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Expenses
BUSINESS PLAN 2026-2027
Partners in Sport
Sport Partners
Funding Partner
Corporate Partners
PSOs
BUSINESS PLAN 2025-2026
Enhance Athlete Development
We can enhance athlete development by establishing coaches and officials, making training and retention more accessible through targeted outreach, financial support, and flexible learning opportunities. Additionally, programming is designed to strengthen athlete development, including in rural and northern communities through strategy that fosters growth. This approach ensures that participants, regardless of location, have opportunities to excel and thrive in their sport.
Vision
We envision creating the best sport communities through initiative and leadership and by establishing a supportive environment that will enhance the abilities of all Manitobans.
Boost volunteer recruitment and retention strategies
LTD Framework
It is important to understand LTD, a Sport Canada model we've adopted here in Manitoba. Science, research, and decades of experience all point to the same thing: kids and adults will get active, stay active, and even reach the greatest heights of sport achievement if they do the right things at the right times. This is the logic behind LTD.
The introduction to sport stage is where individuals, especially children and youth, learn what sport opportunities exist and learn and develop fundamental movement and sport skills that allow them to participate for a lifetime. These Active Start, FUNdamentals, and Learn to Train stages develop physical literacy the foundation for those who choose to pursue elite training in one sport or activity after age 12. The Train to Train, Train to Compete, and Train to Win stages lead to competitive and high-performance sport to allow children and adults to perform to progressively higher levels of competition and provide elite training for those who want to specialize in one sport and compete at the highest level. Active for Life stage is about staying physically active through lifelong participation in competitive or recreational sport or physical activity.
Sport Manitoba
Our role
Sport Manitoba relies on effective collaboration with the PSOs and sport partners in order to connect to clubs, schools, athletes, coaches, officials, parents, and volunteers. We do not run sport programming -- rather, we provide funding and resources to the organizations that run sport programming, such as Manitoba Soccer Association, Basketball Manitoba, etc. Our role is to support and help them grow and become better at what they do.
Support quality sport
Reduce financial barriers to participation
Mission
An athlete-centered Sport Manitoba leads and supports sport for life through access, participation, and excellence in sport by all Manitobans.
Optimize the performance pathway
Facilitate connections between rural communities and PSOs
Prevent maltreatment in sport
Foster Safety + Equity
Creating a culture where all participants, regardless of background, feel safe, respected, and valued. The focus is to ensure access to programs and opportunities for individuals from diverse groups and removing barriers to participation. We strive to offer fair and inclusive opportunities for all participants, while actively preventing maltreatment through clear policies and education. A welcoming environment is fostered by promoting respect so that everyone can thrive and contribute to sporting communities.
PSOs + Sport Partners
Their role
PSOs are independent, member-based organizations with their own boards, staff, governance structures, and financial management. They represent many athletes, dedicated coaches, officials, and volunteers, and are the key drivers for the growth and development of their sport in Manitoba.
Archers & Bowhunters Association of Manitoba Inc Manitoba Track & Field Association Inc. (Athletics Manitoba) Manitoba Badminton Association Inc. Manitoba Ball Hockey Association Inc. Manitoba Baseball Association Inc. Manitoba Amateur Basketball Association Inc. (Basketball Manitoba) Manitoba Baton Twirling Sportive Association Inc. Biathlon Association of Manitoba Inc. (Biathlon Manitoba) Manitoba Blind Sport Association Inc. Manitoba Five Pin Bowling Federation Inc. Manitoba Tenpin Federation Inc. Bowls Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Amateur Boxing Association Inc. Manitoba Amateur Broomball Association Inc. Manitoba Cerebral Palsy Sport Association Inc. Cheer Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Cricket Association Inc. Manitoba Curling Association Inc. (Curl Manitoba) Manitoba Cycling Association Inc. Manitoba Darts Association Inc. Manitoba Deaf Sport Association Inc. Manitoba Organization of Disc Sports Inc. Canadian Amateur Diving Association (Manitoba Section) Inc. Manitoba Fencing Association Inc. Skate Canada – Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Amateur Football Association Inc. (Football Manitoba) Golf Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Gymnastics Association Inc. Rhythmic Gymnastics Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association Inc. (Hockey Manitoba)
Manitoba Horse Council Inc. Manitoba Judo Black Belt Association Inc. (Judo Manitoba) Karate Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Lacrosse Association Inc. Manitoba Orienteering Association Inc. Manitoba Paddling Association Inc. Racquetball Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Provincial Rifle Association Inc. Ringette Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Rowing Association Inc. Rugby Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Sailing Association Inc. Manitoba Skeet Shooting Association Inc. Manitoba Alpine Ski Division Inc. Cross Country Ski Association of Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Freestyle Ski Association Inc. Manitoba Slopestyle Snowboard Association Inc. Manitoba Soccer Association Inc. Manitoba Softball Association Inc. Special Olympics Manitoba Inc. Speed Skating Manitoba Squash Manitoba Inc. Swim/Natation Manitoba Inc. (Swim Manitoba) Manitoba Artistic Swimming Inc. Taekwondo Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Table Tennis Association Inc. Manitoba Tennis Association Inc. (Tennis Manitoba) Manitoba Trap Shooting Association Inc. Triathlon Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Volleyball Association Inc. Manitoba Water Polo Association Inc. Water Ski – Wakeboard Manitoba Inc. Manitoba Weightlifting Association Inc. Manitoba Wheelchair Sport Association Inc. Manitoba Amateur Wrestling Association Inc.
Provide exceptional facility user experience
Assist with leadership development
Strengthen Sport Partner Delivery
Organizational capacity can be built by supporting sport partners with administrative improvements and communications. This involves addressing governance challenges through the establishment of clear policies, structures, and accountability. These methods strengthen human resource strategies by improving recruitment, training, and retention to cultivate a skilled, diverse volunteer base. A robust training strategy helps bridge education gaps to promote continuous learning. Aligning the system with support will enhance efficiency by streamlining processes and fostering effective collaboration at all levels.
Advance sport opportunities for underrepresented populations
Sport Manitoba's partners include: Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council Sports en français Community partners:City of Winnipeg Community Development Winnipeg Aboriginal Sports Achievement Centre Recreation Manitoba Education partners: Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association University of Manitoba Athletic Department University of Winnipeg Athletic Department Brandon University Athletic Department Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba Sport service partners: Sport Medicine and Science Council of Manitoba Manitoba Athletic Therapists Association Canadian Ski Patrol System (Manitoba Division) National/interprovincial partners: Sport Canada Interprovincial Sport and Recreation Council Federal-Provincial/Territorial Sport Committee Canadian Council of Provincial and Territorial Sport Federations Canadian Olympic Committee Canada Games Council Western Canada Games Council KidSport™ Canada Canadian Women and Sport Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport Sport for Life – Expert Group
Build effective financial systems
Expand revenue sources
Values
LeadershipHolding ourselves accountable for our actions and results InclusionMaking sport safe, welcoming, and accessible for all ExcellenceAchieving personal growth and athletic potential RespectTreating everyone with dignity and fairness
Increase PSO operational efficiency