ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesDisability LifeGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaAwareness campaign aims to keep girls in sport2 hours agoDuration 4:532 hours agoNewsDuration 4:53Canadian Women & Sport says half of Canadian girls stop playing sports by age 17. It has launched a national campaign with a goal of keeping girls on the field. Watch Amy Smith’s interview with the organization’s CEO, Allison Sandmeyer Graves.Related Stories As women’s rugby grows, some experts say injury prevention research isn’t keeping up Kensington minor baseball looking to get more girls and women involved at all levels Young people inundated with sports betting ads that doctors warn can be harmful IOC creates panel to review female issues in Olympic sports Senator for Waterloo region wants to ban sports betting ads that lead to ‘addictive behaviour’ in youthMore from NewsVideo2:37Two well-known names are vying to represent Grand Falls-Windsor in the House of Assembly7 minutes agoVideo2:33Ontario public servants rally against Ford’s return-to-office order10 minutes agoVideo1:18Why are Trudeau Liberals leaving Carney’s government? One says it’s a ‘natural transition’Politics News 13 minutes agoVideo0:42Here are the roads closed for this weekend’s Montreal Marathon14 minutes agoVideo0:37Humpback whale found dead after possible collision with B.C. Ferries ship16 minutes agoTrending NowVideo3:35ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel’s show after comments about Kirk shootingThe National September 18Video0:21Dramatic shoreline collapse sends truck and driver into Nitinaht LakeSeptember 16Video1:23U.S. ambassador ‘disappointed’ Canadians aren’t ‘passionate’ about their relationship with AmericansPolitics News September 18Video5:30’We are entering a dangerous place,’ reporter says after Kimmel pulled | Hanomansing TonightHanomansing Tonight September 18Video1:57Dramatic shoreline collapse sends huge truck into B.C. lakeSeptember 18
Awareness campaign aims to keep girls in sport
