Winnipeg Community Sport Policy
On November 14, 2012, City Council adopted the new Winnipeg Community Sport Policy (WCSP). The new policy replaces the 1983 City of Winnipeg Sport Policy that only reflected the City's role in sport.
The policy was developed in stages over several years. On June 14, 2010, six partners gathered at the Sport for Life Centre to sign a Letter of Intent about the future direction of sport in Winnipeg. The partners include the City of Winnipeg, the Winnipeg Community Sport Alliance (WCSA), the General Council of Winnipeg Community Centres (GCWCC), the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, Manitoba Physical Education Supervisors Association (MPESA), and Sport Manitoba.
 Letter of Intent |
 WCSP Framework |
 WCSP Executive Summary |
 Winnipeg Community Sport Policy |
The Winnipeg Community Sport Policy has put together a logic model to guide the implementation and evaluation of the policy. The policy is based on the Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) movement and the Long Term Athlete Development Model (LTAD). The policy committee structure continually changes as we move further into implementation. The current committee and sub-committee structure is depicted here.
Strategic Planning and Implementation
See what the 6 community partners have to say about the Winnipeg Community Sport Policy
Access to Sport and Recreation Opportunities
The Winnipeg Community Sport Policy's Recreation Subsidy Committee has put together the "Everyone Can Play" guide to help service providers and organizations working with families experiencing barriers to recreation and sport participation.
The guide provides an overview of seven recreation and sport subsidy programs available in Winnipeg.
 Everyone Can Play |
Physical Literacy and Movement for Life
Winnipeg boosts physical literacy in early education
Winnipeg Community Sport Policy Presentations and Conferences
Winnipeg Community Sport Policy Partners
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