Tennis Canada’s Focus on Doubles Through its “Double-Double” Fund
The “double-double” fund aims to continue the success of being a strong doubles nation, especially with its high...
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Tennis Canada Unveils Speakers for 2026 UNMATCHED: Gender Equity in Sports Conference
Tennis Canada has unveiled the first wave of speakers for the fifth anniversary edition of the UNMATCHED: Gender Equity...
Masters Update by ABRYSVO: Canadians Hold Their Ground in Mont-Tremblant
Canada came out on top with the most titles at the MT1000 Mont-Tremblant Cup in early June, the lone World Tennis...
Richard Harris appointed Chair of the Board of Directors for Tennis Canada
Tennis Canada is pleased to announce the election of Richard Harris of British Columbia as President & Chair of the...
Junior Update by Har-Tru: Thibault Dominates in Central America
16-year-old Ève Thibault picked up four titles, three doubles and one singles, over the last three weeks in El...
Masters Update by ABRYSVO: Another Strong Performance by Canadian Women in Vancouver
Canadians won 37 of 40 titles at another ITF Masters event in Vancouver, including all 20 women’s titles, in the last...
Tennis Canada strengthens commitment to mental health & wellness across its competitive pathway
As part of its commitment to mental health and wellness, Tennis Canada is expanding the promotion of and access to...
Wheelchair Update: Courchesne Completes Canadian Spring Double
Shawn Courchesne was crowned champion at both spring ITF Wheelchair events in Southern Ontario, adding a victory in...
Tennis Month in Canada returns this June amid surge in participation
Nationwide initiative to deliver accessible events across the country following record growth in tennis participation
Junior Update by Har-Tru: Canadian Boys Clean Up at Home Events
Canadian boys won all four singles titles and three of four doubles titles at a series of ITF Junior events in Canada...
Masters Update by Abrysvo: Canada's Women and Men Exchange Sweeps in Vancouver, Mississauga
Canada’s women swept the ITF Masters event in Vancouver, while the men did the same in Mississauga in April.