The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) is a non-profit organization founded in 2003 and headquartered in Canada. Employing approximately 90 people as of 2023, the CPC's primary function is the representation and promotion of the Paralympic movement within Canada. This includes the selection, training, and support of Canadian athletes participating in the Paralympic Games and other international para-sport competitions.
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games achieved record viewership, with more platforms and countries broadcasting the event than ever before. Internet searches related to the Paralympics exceeded one billion. A $860,000 grant was awarded to the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network, the Canadian Paralympic Committee, and Red Deer Polytechnic to fund a project improving Para athlete access to sporting equipment. Jim Westlake, Chair of the Paralympic Foundation of Canada, aimed to create a lasting fundraising structure for Para sport. Alexis Guimond secured a third-place finish in giant slalom at the FIS Para alpine Ski World Cup Finals in Veysonnaz, Switzerland. Tyler McGregor, captain of Canada’s national Para hockey team since 2019, has led the team to numerous international victories.
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