We’ve partnered with CBC Sports to feature stories from Canadian athletes on Player’s Own Voice, a platform that currently features over 20 prominent Canadian athletes who share their perspectives on topics such as beating the odds, breakthroughs, and their sources of inspiration. A series of vignettes, shown below, feature five of these athletes. Watch the videos to learn more about the lives of these extraordinary Canadians who are making strides in wrestling, basketball, volleyball, sprinting and hurdles.
We’ve partnered with CBC Sports to feature stories from Canadian athletes on Players’ Own Voice, a platform that currently features over 20 prominent Canadian athletes who share their perspectives on topics such as beating the odds, breakthroughs, and their sources of inspiration.
A series of vignettes, shown below, feature five of these athletes. Watch the videos to learn more about the lives of these extraordinary Canadians who are making strides in wrestling, basketball, volleyball, sprinting and hurdles.
Jasmine Mian
Wrestling
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“We all have the little voice in our head. The one that whispers you can be the best. You can represent your country.”
Miah-Marie Langlois
Basketball
“I discovered it was the place where I could thrive, express myself, and keep balance.”
Gavin Schmitt
Volleyball
“It was pure joy, a sense of relief. After 10 years of trying, tears started streaming down my face.”
Andre De Grasse
Sprinting
“I just want to continue and compete to the best of my ability for my country, my family, my friends, and just leave it all out on the track. And if I do that I’ll feel like I’ve represented my country to the best of my ability.”
Sekou Kaba
Hurdles
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“We’re loved around the world. So to travel with the maple leaf on my shirt… I’ll wear it with great pride.”
Head to Player’s Own Voice to read about stories from Canadian athletes.
Erin apporte à CIRA son bagage du marketing dans les secteurs de l’enseignement supérieur et des organismes sans but lucratif. En 2016, elle a participé au Programme Jeunesse@IGF de l’ISOC et s’est rendue à Guadalajara, au Mexique, pour participer à l’IGF. Elle est titulaire d’un baccalauréat en commerce international délivré par l’Université Carleton.
