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Minutes from the 135th Tennis Canada Annual General Meeting.

Established in 1991, the Canadian Tennis Hall of Fame (HOF) is one of just two of its kind in the world – the other being in Australia. Other than being inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, entry to the HOF represents one of the highest honours a Canadian player or builder can receive. Currently, the HOF has 73 members, made up of players and builders. 

The HOF has two categories of Members: the Player Category and the Builder Category. The Player Category includes Open Players and Wheelchair Players.

The Jacqueline Lemieux Boutet Award is presented by Tennis Canada as part of the UNMATCHED Gender Equity in Sports Conference hosted by Tennis Canada and National Bank in Montreal on August 6, 2025. 

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Explore the highlights, achievements, and impact of the past year in our 2024 Annual Report. From key milestones to forward-looking initiatives, this report reflects our continued commitment to excellence, transparency, and growth.

This report offers a comprehensive overview of tennis development in Canada, including data on participation, coaching, facilities, competition, sport safety, and gender equity.

At Tennis Canada, we are committed to transparency and accountability. This page provides access to our key policies, outlining the standards and guidelines that govern our organization and operations.

The Tennis Development Committee supports strategies for high performance, grassroots participation, athlete relations, and program planning. It reviews annual performance, assesses budgets, and contributes to impactful, long-term infrastructure and program initiatives.

This committee is responsible for Tennis Canada's financial affairs, including financial reporting, budget reviews, compliance, risk management, and external auditor independence. It plays a critical role in data governance, cybersecurity, and corporate insurance oversight.

The Tennis Business Committee advises management on key strategic matters such as Canadian Open revenues, infrastructure, corporate partnerships, and digital transformation. I

The Governance Committee of Tennis Canada ensures the application of leading corporate governance practices. 

A comprehensive program designed to empower self-identifying girls aged 14-17 by developing their leadership skills and providing pathways for personal and professional growth in tennis.