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Roster Update: 2026 WWR World Championships
Announcement, 2026-08-12
Wheelchair Rugby Canada has announced a late roster change ahead of the 2026 WWR World Championships in São Paulo, Brazil. Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, Fabien Lavoie will be unable to compete with Team Canada at the WWR World Championships. We thank Fabien for his hard work in preparing for this tournament and for his […]
Announcement, 2026-08-12
Wheelchair Rugby Canada has announced a late roster change ahead of the 2026 WWR World Championships in São Paulo, Brazil. Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, Fabien Lavoie will be unable to compete with Team Canada at the WWR World Championships. We thank Fabien for his hard work in preparing for this tournament and for his […]
Fredericton’s Austin MacLellan Prepares for World Championship Debut
Article, 2026-08-07
This August, Austin MacLellan will make history as the first athlete from New Brunswick to represent Canada at a World Wheelchair Rugby Championships. For the 25-year-old, the journey to the world stage began with an unexpected invitation to join a local wheelchair rugby practice in 2021. A wheelchair basketball player at the time, MacLellan’s introduction […]
Article, 2026-08-07
This August, Austin MacLellan will make history as the first athlete from New Brunswick to represent Canada at a World Wheelchair Rugby Championships. For the 25-year-old, the journey to the world stage began with an unexpected invitation to join a local wheelchair rugby practice in 2021. A wheelchair basketball player at the time, MacLellan’s introduction […]
Veteran Athlete Yanick Racicot Set for First World Championship Appearance
Article, 2026-08-06
When Yanick Racicot first discovered wheelchair rugby in 2011, he was simply looking for a new challenge. Already playing wheelchair basketball, he came across the sport after seeing former team captain and current Team Canada head coach Trevor Hirschfield on television. “I saw T-Bone (Hirschfield) in a commercial on TV. I thought, ‘That looks cool. […]
Article, 2026-08-06
When Yanick Racicot first discovered wheelchair rugby in 2011, he was simply looking for a new challenge. Already playing wheelchair basketball, he came across the sport after seeing former team captain and current Team Canada head coach Trevor Hirschfield on television. “I saw T-Bone (Hirschfield) in a commercial on TV. I thought, ‘That looks cool. […]
Maxime Drolet-Gauthier Prepares for His First World Championships
Article, 2026-08-05
When Maxime Drolet-Gauthier first tried wheelchair rugby, he wasn’t convinced it was the sport for him. Introduced to the game while still in rehabilitation following his spinal cord injury in 2013, he attended a couple of practices in Montreal after being encouraged by his kinesiologist, Annie-Claude. “I was still in rehab, and I tried wheelchair rugby one or two […]
Article, 2026-08-05
When Maxime Drolet-Gauthier first tried wheelchair rugby, he wasn’t convinced it was the sport for him. Introduced to the game while still in rehabilitation following his spinal cord injury in 2013, he attended a couple of practices in Montreal after being encouraged by his kinesiologist, Annie-Claude. “I was still in rehab, and I tried wheelchair rugby one or two […]
Organizational Update: Match Officials and Classification
Announcement, 2026-07-31
As wheelchair rugby continues to evolve across Canada, Wheelchair Rugby Canada must also continue to adapt its organizational structure to meet the changing needs of the sport. In recent years, Wheelchair Rugby Canada created the position of Programs Coordinator to work closely with our community, clubs, and provincial partners to support the growth and development […]
Announcement, 2026-07-31
As wheelchair rugby continues to evolve across Canada, Wheelchair Rugby Canada must also continue to adapt its organizational structure to meet the changing needs of the sport. In recent years, Wheelchair Rugby Canada created the position of Programs Coordinator to work closely with our community, clubs, and provincial partners to support the growth and development […]
WILD Fund Recipient Spotlight: Tanya Crowe
Article, 2026-07-22
More than a decade ago, Tanya was introduced to the sport through her husband. What began as spectating quickly turned into leadership roles both within her local club, the London Annihilators, and at the national level with the Northern Lights Women’s Development Program.
Article, 2026-07-22
More than a decade ago, Tanya was introduced to the sport through her husband. What began as spectating quickly turned into leadership roles both within her local club, the London Annihilators, and at the national level with the Northern Lights Women’s Development Program.
Stay Connected with Wheelchair Rugby Canada and Enter to Win!
Announcement, 2026-07-20
Want to stay up to date with the latest wheelchair rugby news, athlete stories, event updates, and opportunities to get involved? Join the Wheelchair Rugby Canada mailing list and become part of our growing community of supporters, fans, athletes, and partners who are helping grow wheelchair rugby across Canada. As a thank you for joining […]
Announcement, 2026-07-20
Want to stay up to date with the latest wheelchair rugby news, athlete stories, event updates, and opportunities to get involved? Join the Wheelchair Rugby Canada mailing list and become part of our growing community of supporters, fans, athletes, and partners who are helping grow wheelchair rugby across Canada. As a thank you for joining […]
Wheelchair Rugby Canada Invites Bids to Host the 2029, 2030 and 2031 National Championships
Announcement, 2026-07-15
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is pleased to invite Provincial Sport Organizations, clubs, and organizing committees to submit bids to host the 2029, 2030, and 2031 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships. As the premier domestic wheelchair rugby competition in Canada, the National Championships bring together the country’s top athletes for a weekend of high-level competition while creating opportunities […]
Announcement, 2026-07-15
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is pleased to invite Provincial Sport Organizations, clubs, and organizing committees to submit bids to host the 2029, 2030, and 2031 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships. As the premier domestic wheelchair rugby competition in Canada, the National Championships bring together the country’s top athletes for a weekend of high-level competition while creating opportunities […]
Join our team – Team Operations Coordinator
Article, 2026-07-14
Title: Team Operations CoordinatorType of position: Contract – August 2026 – December 2028 (possibility of renewal)Location: Remote within Canada, with travelSalary: $50,000Reporting to: High-Performance Director (HPD)Start Date: August 31, 2026 Wheelchair Rugby Canada is a world-leader in Wheelchair Rugby, a respected advocate for wheelchair athletes, and a visionary organization committed to excellence in programs from […]
Article, 2026-07-14
Title: Team Operations CoordinatorType of position: Contract – August 2026 – December 2028 (possibility of renewal)Location: Remote within Canada, with travelSalary: $50,000Reporting to: High-Performance Director (HPD)Start Date: August 31, 2026 Wheelchair Rugby Canada is a world-leader in Wheelchair Rugby, a respected advocate for wheelchair athletes, and a visionary organization committed to excellence in programs from […]
Wheelchair Rugby Canada Announces Roster for 2026 WWR World Championship
Announcement, 2026-07-09
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to announce the 12-athlete roster that will represent Canada at the 2026 World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR) World Championship, to be held in São Paulo, Brazil, from August 17–24. The tournament will bring together the world’s top 12 wheelchair rugby nations to compete for the world title. Team Canada Roster Cody Caldwell – […]
Announcement, 2026-07-09
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to announce the 12-athlete roster that will represent Canada at the 2026 World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR) World Championship, to be held in São Paulo, Brazil, from August 17–24. The tournament will bring together the world’s top 12 wheelchair rugby nations to compete for the world title. Team Canada Roster Cody Caldwell – […]
Community Sport for All Initiative Creates New Opportunities in Wheelchair Rugby Across Canada
Article, 2026-07-03
In the past year, Wheelchair Rugby Canada's Community Sport for All Initiative (CSAI) has helped introduce hundreds of Canadians to wheelchair rugby, reduce barriers to participation, and strengthen grassroots programs from coast to coast.
Article, 2026-07-03
In the past year, Wheelchair Rugby Canada's Community Sport for All Initiative (CSAI) has helped introduce hundreds of Canadians to wheelchair rugby, reduce barriers to participation, and strengthen grassroots programs from coast to coast.
Mélanie Labelle Elected to Canadian Paralympic Committee Athletes’ Council
Announcement, 2026-06-29
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to congratulate national team athlete Mélanie Labelle on her election to the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) Athletes' Council.
Announcement, 2026-06-29
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to congratulate national team athlete Mélanie Labelle on her election to the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) Athletes' Council.
Saskatchewan’s Braden Pettinger honoured with Hal Merrill Community Impact Award
Article, 2026-05-28
OTTAWA, Ont. — Braden Pettinger of Regina, Saskatchewan has been named the recipient of the 2026 Hal Merrill Community Impact Award, presented at the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships. Named in honour of the late Hal Merrill — a beloved figure in the Canadian wheelchair rugby community — the award recognizes individuals who embody the […]
Article, 2026-05-28
OTTAWA, Ont. — Braden Pettinger of Regina, Saskatchewan has been named the recipient of the 2026 Hal Merrill Community Impact Award, presented at the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships. Named in honour of the late Hal Merrill — a beloved figure in the Canadian wheelchair rugby community — the award recognizes individuals who embody the […]
Wheelchair Rugby Canada announces roster for 2026 Canada Cup
Announcement, 2026-05-20
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to announce the roster for the 2026 Canada Cup, taking place June 4–7, 2026, at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, British Columbia. Hosted by BC Wheelchair Sports, the Canada Cup has been held biennially since 2004 and is widely regarded as one of the premier wheelchair rugby tournaments outside […]
Announcement, 2026-05-20
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to announce the roster for the 2026 Canada Cup, taking place June 4–7, 2026, at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, British Columbia. Hosted by BC Wheelchair Sports, the Canada Cup has been held biennially since 2004 and is widely regarded as one of the premier wheelchair rugby tournaments outside […]
Team Ontario claims both titles at 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships
Article, 2026-05-19
Ottawa, ON — The 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships concluded this past weekend at the Carleton University Raven’s Nest in Ottawa, Ontario, with Team Ontario capturing gold in both Division One and Division Two competition. In Division One, Ontario Thunder defeated Québec 1 to claim the prestigious Campbell Cup, while Ontario Lightning secured the Division […]
Article, 2026-05-19
Ottawa, ON — The 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships concluded this past weekend at the Carleton University Raven’s Nest in Ottawa, Ontario, with Team Ontario capturing gold in both Division One and Division Two competition. In Division One, Ontario Thunder defeated Québec 1 to claim the prestigious Campbell Cup, while Ontario Lightning secured the Division […]
Wheelchair Rugby Canada welcomes today’s federal announcement of a generational investment in the Canadian sport system
Announcement, 2026-04-28
We thank Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Honourable Adam van Koeverden, Secretary of State for Sport, for their leadership and commitment to strengthening sport in Canada. Investments of this scale reflect ongoing collaboration and advocacy, and mark a meaningful advancement for athletes, organizations, and communities across the country. Continued invest
Announcement, 2026-04-28
We thank Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Honourable Adam van Koeverden, Secretary of State for Sport, for their leadership and commitment to strengthening sport in Canada. Investments of this scale reflect ongoing collaboration and advocacy, and mark a meaningful advancement for athletes, organizations, and communities across the country. Continued invest
Team Canada set to compete at Japan Para Wheelchair Rugby Championships
Announcement, 2026-04-22
Wheelchair Rugby Canada (WRC) is pleased to announce its roster for the Japan Para Wheelchair Rugby Championships, scheduled for April 30 to May 3, 2026, in Chiba, Japan. The tournament, held at Chiba Port Arena, will serve as another key international competition as Team Canada continues its preparation for the 2026 World Championships in São […]
Announcement, 2026-04-22
Wheelchair Rugby Canada (WRC) is pleased to announce its roster for the Japan Para Wheelchair Rugby Championships, scheduled for April 30 to May 3, 2026, in Chiba, Japan. The tournament, held at Chiba Port Arena, will serve as another key international competition as Team Canada continues its preparation for the 2026 World Championships in São […]
Wheelchair Rugby Cannada announces recipients of 2026-2027 WILD Fund
Article, 2026-04-02
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to announce the three recipients of the 2026–2027 Women in Leadership Development (WILD) Fund, representing an ongoing investment in the next generation of leaders. From classification and administration to community-building this year’s recipients reflect the many ways women are strengthening and shaping the future of Wheelchair Rugby across Canada. Launched in 2025, […]
Article, 2026-04-02
Wheelchair Rugby Canada is proud to announce the three recipients of the 2026–2027 Women in Leadership Development (WILD) Fund, representing an ongoing investment in the next generation of leaders. From classification and administration to community-building this year’s recipients reflect the many ways women are strengthening and shaping the future of Wheelchair Rugby across Canada. Launched in 2025, […]
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