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	Weight of the World Weight of the World (WoW) is an educational program that promotes physical activity and healthy eating among children and youth and helps young people kick-start daily life changes in schools, families, communities and the world. This inspiring program has three parts: the film, education modules (lesson planning), the WoW Challenge.
	Active and Free: Young women, physical activity and tobacco In an effort to promote physical activity as a viable alternative to smoking, in 1994, CAAWS introduced the resource Evening the Odds: Tobacco, physical activity, and adolescent women. This resource provided parents, coaches, and teachers with timely and tailored information to assist them as they guided young women through adolescence and helped them embrace a healthy lifestyle. Mindful of the alarming rate of physical inactivity in young women, who are the fastest growing segment of the population taking up tobacco, CAAWS revised this worthwhile resource and modernized it for today’s physical activity leaders.
	CAHPERD's 75th Anniversary The Canadian Physical Education Association (CPEA) was founded in 1933 by Dr. Arthur S. Lamb of McGill University. In 1948, the association became incorporated to better serve the needs of its growing membership, and changed its name to the Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (CAHPER). In 1994, to recognize the value and uniqueness of dance education, the name was modified to the Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD).
	Physical Activity and Women Aged 55 to 70 Physical Activity and Women Aged 55 to 70 is a newly funded three-year project (September 2005 – August 2008) for CAAWS focussed on increasing physical activity opportunities for women (ages 55 – 70), with the following objectives:To identify barriers to physical activity for women (ages 55 – 70). To identify solutions and best practices for increasing physical activity for women (ages 55 – 70). To develop resources for multi-sectoral practitioners and women (ages 55 – 70) that will assist in increasing physical activity levels in older women.
	Universiade web sites Developed for Canadian Interuniversity Sport, these sites highlight the Canadian team, stories, and results for the Canadian Teams at the World UniversityGames.
	Canadian Squash Championships This site was developed to promote the event which was being staged in Toronto at the CBC Atrium for the first time.
	International Year of Sport and Physical Education 2005 has been declared the International Year of Sport and Physical Education by the UN. CAHPERD commissioned a web site to celebrate the Year, and as a springboard for their "Keep the Physical in Education" campaign.
	Advocacy Action Centres Both CAAWS and PHE Canada have implemented this working section for Advocacy related issues and campaigns. Based on a content management system, the Centre is easy to update and maintain. It provides many downloadable resources for those working in the field.
	Petro-Canada Sport Leadership sportif The Coaching Association of Canada annual Sport Leadership conference web site.
	Squash Canada Championships sites New look for each season, events including the Canadian Junior Open, the Canadian Doubles Championships, The Canadian Mixed Doubles Championships, the Canadian University Championships.
	CAAWS Most Influential Women in Sport Twenty women from across Canada have been named to the Most Influential Women in Sport and Physical Activity List compiled by the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity, (CAAWS).
	CIS Championships Sites Standalone Canadian Interuniversity Championships sites with content management, results/standings, and consistent look and feel.
	CAC Spokesperson Web Site A dynamic web site to further the work of a dynamic woman: Danièle Sauvageau, head coach of Canada's 2002 women's ice hockey team, and official spokesperson of CAC. In this capacity, Ms. Sauvageau will lobby on behalf of coaches, promote the important role of coaching,and focus on the importance of increased participation by women in coaching roles. In French and English
	Competency Based Education and Training A new web site in the Coaching Association of Canada family introducing the new NCCP program and providing all the information NSO's need to get their programs underway. (Not available to the public.)
	Instant Squash The concept of Instant Squash is to provide easy access to instruction and equipment for anyone to try the sport. The web site has a dual interactive function: on one hand it allows clubs to register to provide the program; and on the other it allows users to find a club near them and sign-up online.
	2002 World Conference on Women and Sport This conference, hosted by Canada, will be held in Montreal in May 2002. The site provides complete information of the conference in three languages, and secure online registration.
	2001 FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships Happening in January 2001, at fabulous Whistler BC. A wonderful chance for Canadian Freestyle skiers to show the World their best stuff. Not to mention, an opportunity to push the Canadian bid for the 2010 Winter Olympics.
	Wickenheiser One-on-One Tour Wickenheiser One-on-one is a tour of hockey skills development clinics for girls and women. Hayley Wickenheiser is a six-year national team member, four-time world champion player and Olympic silver medallist.
	Canadian Journal for Women in Coaching An innovative online journal. Articles aimed at the needs of women in coaching are posted every two months. The site has other information for women coaches including resources, grants and ask-the-expert.

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