Aboriginal Sport Circle Invites Input to Help Shape Its Next Strategic Plan

October 17, 2026

OTTAWA, October 17, 2026 - The Aboriginal Sport Circle (ASC) is inviting people and organizations involved in Indigenous sport to share their perspectives through a survey that will help inform its next strategic plan.

ASC welcomes input from Indigenous athletes, coaches, officials, families, community leaders and sport organizations, as well as partners and others with an interest in supporting Indigenous sport.

The survey will help ASC understand what matters most to those connected to its work, identify opportunities and challenges, and determine where to focus its efforts in the years ahead.

The survey is anonymous and responses will be compiled and summarized to identify key themes and trends, without identifying individuals or specific situations. Those interested in sharing their thoughts are asked to do so by October 30 at 11:59 pm ET.

Take the survey today: https://forms.gle/LdieciDwtdF3BA9z9

 

About the Aboriginal Sport Circle
The Aboriginal Sport Circle (ASC) is Canada's national voice for Indigenous sport, physical activity and recreation. Working with First Nations, Inuit and Métis partners across the country, ASC advances equitable opportunities for Indigenous peoples to participate, compete and lead through sport. Guided by its provincial and territorial member organizations, ASC supports athlete and coach development, community wellness and national advocacy to strengthen Indigenous sport systems and communities. As steward of the National Strategy for Indigenous Peoples' Participation in Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation in Canada, ASC is the franchise holder for the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) and leads the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC). www.aboriginalsportcircle.ca

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Contact:
Julie Hawrishok, Communications Manager, Aboriginal Sport Circle
613-451-2785
jhawrishok [at] aboriginalsportcircle [dot] ca

 

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