October 30, 2008 (Ottawa, ON) – Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport presents report that proves good sport can achieve community socio-economic goals. Substantive evidence proves that the intentional use of good sport has the power to build healthy communities. What Sport Can Do: The True Sport Report brings together the latest research on the public benefits generated by community sport that will provide decision makers, from all sectors of society, with information they can use to affect change in the lives of Canadians.

The True Sport Report by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) on the growing body of evidence that proves that good sport can be used intentionally to generate social capital and related benefits across a wide range of societal goals including child and youth development, crime prevention, education, social inclusion and economic and environmental sustainability.

The report will be presented on November 6 at 1:30 pm EST at the Canadian Parliamentary Press Gallery – Charles Lynch Room in Ottawa. For more information click here.