Canadian Heritage committee  I didn't play with Amy too much, actually. She was a bit before my time. Four years is a long time, but it goes by really quickly. When I think of what happened, when I look back at the time between London and Rio, at what we did.... I had to take what would be my maternity lea

Canadian Heritage committee  My experience is the opposite of Erica's. I've had much better experiences with my male coaches than I did with my female coach. She referred to wanting to have a family and stuff. In my case, after London, my plan was to take the year off to have my first child. I didn't feel c

Canadian Heritage committee  Yes. We're lucky at our nationals to have four women's teams, but usually a couple of provinces have to combine. The men are easily there with six or more teams.

Canadian Heritage committee  At least in goalball, it's actually equal. I can say for women and men, our national teams, money-wise it's always been equal, and our AAP is equal. We're lucky in that way.

Canadian Heritage committee  No.

Canadian Heritage committee  In my career, I've had one female coach who was a national level coach, and I had a female provincial coach, but it's been mostly male coaches.

Canadian Heritage committee  From my understanding, as Shelley was saying, they were trying to put disabled sport in the school system in Ontario. There's a whole package you can buy to have the kids learn goalball, and it comes with everything you need. Goalball is a little more complicated, because you n

Canadian Heritage committee  Until we come back again.

Canadian Heritage committee  My story is a little different. I'm visually impaired. I have albinism, so I was born with it. I am from a small town in northwest Ontario and my family were basically the only ones there with visual impairments, but we grew up playing sports. My parents put me in anything that I