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Tennis Canada welcomes the Government of Canada’s announcement of a historic $755 million investment in sport as a...
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Tennis Elbow: Advice from Cleveland Clinic Canada Sports Medicine Experts
Also known as lateral epicondylitis, tennis elbow occurs when the tendons that connect your forearm muscles to the...
Giving Tennis Balls a Second Life: Tennis Canada Accelerates Its Sustainability Efforts
On Earth Day 2026, Tennis Canada reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development by highlighting one of its most...
Masters Update: Canadians Continue to Dominate in Alberta
Canadian masters tennis players cleaned up again at an ITF event in Alberta last month, accounting for every title in...
Wheelchair Update: Venos Gets 2026 Campaign Underway
Canada’s top-ranked wheelchair tennis player, Thomas Venos, contested his first events of the 2026 season in March.
National Bank Play Your Court Program continues mission to improve outdoor courts across Canada with three new projects
Projects in Mississauga, ON, Whitby, ON and Grand Falls-Windsor, NL to deliver 14 revitalized courts
Building Lasting Change for Women and Girls in Canadian Tennis
How Tennis Canada increased representation across its organization
International Women’s Day: Black Girls in Tennis is Changing the Game Across Three Canadian Cities
Black Girls in Tennis (BGIT) was born from a simple but powerful realization that something was missing.
Fund Development Update: 2025, A Year to Remember
Thanks to the ongoing commitment of your donations, Canadian results at the highest level continue to rise.
Community Tennis Grants introduces two-year funding stream as Tennis Canada and National Bank's investment grows to $125,000
The application process for one- and two-year grants is open now
Wheelchair Year-in-Review: Strong Back-Half of 2025 for Canadians
Seven different Canadians lifted trophies on the ITF Wheelchair Tour in 2025, with the majority of the wins coming...