Team Canada is always evolving — a unique delegation is selected for each recognized event.
Since team’s are build specifically for each event, there could be more than one team in existence at any point in time. Keep in mind that the criteria and procedures for selecting members are still being developed and revised, and will continue to evolve as we learn more from nominating and sending teams to events.
Discover who were on Team Canada previously and what they achieved:
The fall East Coast Iaido Goodwill Taikai was held on October 27 in Jersey City, USA. Please see the 2019 ECGT Team Page for more details.
The first Hong Kong Asian Oceanic Invitational Championships was successfully completed on Sunday, March 31 in Yau Tong, Hong Kong. Please see the 2019 AOIC Team Page for more details.
The East Coast Iaido Taikai was successfully completed on Sunday, February 17 in Jersey City, USA. Please see the 2019 ECT Team Page for more details.
The Pan-American Iaido Goodwill Taikai was successfully completed on Sunday, December 2 in Toronto, Canada. Please see the 2018 PAIGT Team Page for more details.
Discover the future of Team Canada, as we build teams for the future:
A proposal for a world goodwill division is currently being developed for the European Iaido Championships at a date and location TBD. Please see the 2020 EIC Team Page for more details.
More than just a competitor
A member of the team is expected to do more than just compete in tournaments. Responsibilities include the following:
Responsiveness in communication with the TCIP committee
Demonstrate high/improving levels of etiquette in all activities and interactions at an event
Write a follow-up report after participation as a member of Team Canada