Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute (COPSI) Network
The COPSI Network consists of five Canadian Sport Institutes (Pacific, Calgary, Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic) and two Canadian Sport Centres (Saskatchewan, Manitoba). This section outlines OTP’s historical funding recommendations to the COPSI Network over the most recent four year period. CSI funding amounts include funds directed to CSIs and CSCs by National Sport Organizations for Sport Science, Sport Medicine and NextGen programs. NextGen institute support focuses on athletes and teams that are eight to five years from the podium as identified by the sport specific Podium Pathway and Gold Medal Profile.
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2020-2021 |
2021-2022 |
2022-2023 |
2023-2024 |
| CSC Manitoba |
$324,285 |
$324,285 |
$262,921 |
$263,921 |
| CSC Saskatchewan |
$303,801 |
$303,801 |
$236,294 |
$266,294 |
| CSI Atlantic |
$681,470 |
$717,470 |
$778,121 |
$824,421 |
| CSI Calgary |
$2,940,030 |
$3,061,080 |
$3,151,518 |
$3,056,120 |
| CSI Ontario |
$2,970,373 |
$3,077,933 |
$2,914,807 |
$3,031,460 |
| CSI Pacific |
$3,447,719 |
$3,728,494 |
$3,565,027 |
$3,002,501 |
| INS Quebec |
$3,134,716 |
$3,292,974 |
$3,408,441 |
$3,358,078 |
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$13,802,394 |
$14,506,037 |
$14,317,129 |
$13,802,795 |