Triathlon Canada

Triathlon Canada

Spectator Sports

Victoria, British Columbia 1,106 followers

One leaf. Three sports. No limits.

About us

Triathlon Canada is a national organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the sport. Our team of dedicated professionals is committed to the same expectation we have of our athletes and coaches who represent us: being the best in the field, whether it’s on the race course, in the training environment or in the offices and boardroom. Vision To be a world leader in the sport of Triathlon. Mission To bring our country together under one Triathlon Canada Nation, with a focus on achieving excellence at all levels. Goal To put more Canadians at all levels on the start line and more high-performance athletes on the podium. Core Values Trust– We seek to build trust by demonstrating transparency and accountability in all that we do. Integrity – We demonstrate integrity in our daily interactions, dealing fairly, respectfully and consistently with everyone. Excellence – We are committed to achieving excellence by exhibiting organizational leadership, financial responsibility, innovation and sound decision-making. Team Values Accountability – We take responsibility for our actions and results, we engage others in decisions that affect them, we participate actively in discussion and commit to decisions once they are made, and we personally commit to the success and well-being of teammates. Resilience – We set high standards and believe anything is possible; we strive to overcome adversity, turning losses into lessons and adapting to change and challenges as they arise. Respect – We assume the best in everyone, listening to others for understanding and valuing all individuals for their diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.

Website
http://www.triathloncanada.com
Industry
Spectator Sports
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Victoria, British Columbia
Type
Nonprofit

Locations

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    1925 Blanshard St

    121

    Victoria, British Columbia V8T 4J2, CA

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Employees at Triathlon Canada

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    It’s simple – triathlon is making Jeff Shmoorkoff a better doctor. Dr. Shmoorkoff sees in his patience the importance of balancing life and work. Having also delivered countless healthy babies into this world, last summer, Dr. Shmoorkoff bagged one number he will never forget in his quest for living a healthy life of his own - his 60th World Championship start (and finish) by the time he was 60 years old. #TriThis “Patients and colleagues, I’ve seen too many people who work their butts off, then they retire and they don’t get to enjoy their retirement, because they get cancer, a stroke or a heart attack. I believe in doing things while I can and enjoying it — and I have no regrets,” Meet the Doctor of Triathlon - Dr. Jeff Shmoorkoff https://lnkd.in/g45w7tHP Le triathlon fait de Jeff Shmoorkoff un meilleur médecin Patients et collègues, j’ai vu trop de gens qui se tuent à la tâche , puis ils prennent leur retraite et n’en profitent pas, parce qu’ils ont un cancer, un accident vasculaire cérébral ou une crise cardiaque. Je crois qu’il faut faire les choses tant que je peux et en profiter – et je n’ai pas de regrets ». Triathlon Alberta

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    On the heels of leading Stefan Daniel to his sixth World Triathlon Para Championship title and Leanne Taylor to a Paralympic bronze medal, Carolyn Murray is stepping down from her head coaching role with Canada’s Para triathlon program for a new career opportunity. The nation’s long-time Para triathlon coach has accepted a new position as summer-sport high performance advisor with Own the Podium. “I think the end of any Paralympic quadrennial provides a natural time for all of us to pause, reflect and decide what is next. After dedicating all of my energy to Triathlon Canada’s Para program over the last decade, I felt it was time for fresh thinking, new ideas but also for me to continue to grow and learn from new challenges while working under other sport leaders in Canada.” … Carolyn Murray More from Carolyn 👇 https://lnkd.in/gNnEs7q2

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    The "Difference Makers" are everywhere in the Triathlon Canada Nation. Step behind the scenes of race prep with our bike mechanic Dave Coleman . #TriThis https://lnkd.in/gW_3tBt7 Les « faiseurs de différence » sont partout dans la nation de Triathlon Canada. Entrez dans les coulisses de la préparation de la course avec notre mécanicien de vélo Dave Coleman. #EssayeDoncLeTriathlon

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     Hungry for more triathlon racing this season? So are we! Never fear - World Championships are just one week away in Torremolinos, Spain! #TriThis   Vous avez envie de plus de courses de triathlon cette saison ? Nous aussi ! N'ayez crainte, les Championnats du monde ne sont que dans une semaine à Torremolinos, en Espagne ! #EssayeDoncLeTriathlon https://lnkd.in/gGjkzEfZ

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    Captivated by what she had just witnessed watching Tyler Mislawchuk compete at the Olympic Games on television, Charlotte Burmester got busy. She conceived a triathlon course and set it up. Then, despite being the sole entrant, she raced the darned thing. Hard. More than once.   Quite the undertaking for a nine-year-old from Whitby, Ont..   The 30-year-old Mislawchuk — who, as a kid, had been struck by Simon Whitfield courageous silver-medal performance at the 2008 Beijing Olympics — says athletes wielding that degree of influence is “mind-blowing.” That a little girl would throw herself into a new sport — because of him? Powerful stuff!   Check out this story on the power of heroes inspiring participation.   https://lnkd.in/gg3MeTVR   Captivée par ce qu’elle venait de voir, Charlotte Burmester s’est mise au travail.   Elle a conçu un parcours de triathlon et l’a mis en place. Puis, bien qu’étant la seule participante, elle a participé à la course. Avec acharnement. Plus d’une fois.   C’est toute une entreprise pour un enfant de neuf ans originaire de Whitby, en Ontario.   La jeune femme de 30 ans – qui, enfant, avait été frappée par la courageuse performance de Simon Whitfield, médaillé d’argent aux Jeux olympiques de Pékin en 2008 – estime que des athlètes exerçant un tel degré d’influence sont « époustouflants ». Qu’une petite fille se lance dans un nouveau sport grâce à lui ? C’est impressionnant.   https://lnkd.in/g-hcs56B Kurt Burmester Triathlon Manitoba Triathlon Ontario

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    Triathlon Canada is looking for a new high-performance director to lead our Olympic and Paralympic programs on the road to LA 2028.   The High Performance Director is responsible for four key areas in the Triathlon Canada High Performance department: 1) act as the technical lead in the delivery of the High Performance Program and High Performance Plan, 2) act as the Triathlon Canada Team Leader at Major Games and World Triathlon Championships, 3) oversee the management and administration of Triathlon Canada’s National Teams and Performance Centers, and 4) collaborate with key community stakeholders to influence the enhancement of the High Performance Pathway. The High Performance Director will collaborate closely with the Triathlon Canada Chief Executive Officer, and will hold ultimate responsibility for developing, leading and executing the vision and strategy for the Triathlon Canada High Performance Program.   Complete career opportunity: https://lnkd.in/gRACT9Ua   Triathlon Canada est à la recherche d'un nouveau directeur de haute performance pour diriger nos programmes olympiques et paralympiques sur la voie de LA 2028.   Diriger les programmes olympique et paralympique, le directeur de la haute performance est responsable de quatre domaines clÈs au sein du dÈpartement de haute performance de Triathlon Canada : 1) agir en tant que responsable technique de la mise en œuvre du programme de haute performance et du plan de haute performance, 2) agir en tant que chef d'Èquipe de Triathlon Canada lors des grands Jeux et des Championnats du monde, 3) superviser la gestion et l'administration des Èquipes nationales et des centres de performance de Triathlon Canada, et 4) collaborer avec les principaux intervenants de la communautÈ pour influencer l'amÈlioration du parcours de haute performance. Le directeur de la haute performance, collaborera Ètroitement avec le directeur gÈnÈral de Triathlon Canada et aura la responsabilitÈ ultime d'Èlaborer, de diriger et d'exÈcuter la vision et la stratÈgie du programme de haute performance de Triathlon Canada.   https://lnkd.in/g8AR3jqd

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    We all have a role to play to make our sport a more inclusive place to play. Learn how Race Director, Ryan Parton, has broken down barriers to ensure all feel welcome in the Triathlon Canada Nation. #TriThis   “Whoever you are, and however you express your identity, you’re welcome at our event.” Ryan Parton https://lnkd.in/gyj9WWBR   Ryan Parton: Faire tomber les barrières pour s'assurer que tous se sentent les bienvenus dans la nation de Triathlon Canada #EssayeDoncLeTriathlon   « Qui que vous soyez et quelle que soit la manière dont vous exprimez votre identité, vous êtes les bienvenus à notre événement.   https://lnkd.in/gKPrWJAu

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    Check out a unique professional development opportunity with our friends from Triathlon BC. Join Triathlon BC for the 11th Annual Race Directors’ Conference on Saturday, November 2 at the Holiday Inn Express Metrotown! In partnership with BC Athletics & Triathlon BC, this is your chance to network with industry pros, representing 200 events and over 250,000 participants from across BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and beyond! What’s on the agenda? 👇 🔥Event Sustainability in a Changing Climate 🔥Email Marketing: From first contact to conversion 🔥Women Trailblazing in Race Directing 🔥Hands-on Workshops & Networking Sessions 🔥 Maximizing AI as an event assistant 🎟️ Click over Triathlon BC’s News page to register & save: 👉Tier 1: $25 until September 20 👉Tier 2: $55 from September 21 - October 20 👉Tier 3: $75 from October 21 - October 31 Don’t miss out—get ready to elevate your race experience! #RaceDirectorsConference #RunBC #EventManagement #SportLeadership #RaceDay

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