GOVERNANCE
The following information is the related to the operations and management of Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan.CKS By-laws
CKS reviews the by-laws every two years. For a current copy of the by-laws, click here:
CKS Policies and Documents
- CKS Expense Claim (2024 New)
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- Download Fillable Steps: Click link, Click “File”, Either copy to your own google drive OR Download as Excel
- Printable PDF
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COMING SOON:
– Financial: funding structure, operating grants, coach payroll set,
– Policies (ex. privacy policy, van policy)
Safe Sport
Safe Sport is a commitment to ensuring a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for everyone involved in sports, athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, and other participants alike. It focuses on preventing abuse, misconduct, and harmful behavior in all sport settings. Through education, training, and clear codes of conduct, Safe Sport empowers individuals to identify, address, and report misconduct, promoting accountability and transparency. By fostering a culture of respect, Safe Sport ensures that everyone, from youth athletes to professional coaches and volunteers can engage in sports without fear of maltreatment. Ultimately, Safe Sport aims to create a positive space where individuals can grow, learn, and participate in sport safely and with dignity.
Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan is dedicated to upholding the principles of Safe Sport by offering training, resources, and support to coaches, officials, athletes, and volunteers. Through our commitment to education and the creation of a safe, respectful community, we ensure that all members are equipped to recognize and prevent misconduct, fostering a safe environment for everyone involved in the sport.
Find our Safe Sport Policy: CKS Safe Sport Policy Manual
To report a complaint or appeal (code of conduct or UCCMS breach) https://www.integritycounts.ca/org/itpsport
Respect in Sport
Respect in Sport is an online program educating coaches and leaders to recognize, understand and respond to issues of bullying, abuse, harassment and discrimination.
As per Sask Sport, it is mandatory to complete Respect in Sport training and NCCP Safe Sport Training:
