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Gymnastics Canada
A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed in Vancouver against Gymnastics Canada, Gymnastics BC, the Alberta Gymnastics Federation, Gymnastics Saskatchewan Inc., the Manitoba Gymnastics Association Inc., the Ontario Gymnastics Federation, and the Fédération de Gymnastique du Québec (the “Defendants”) arising from the physical, sexual, and psychological abuse of gymnasts in Canada.
The Defendants are the major governing bodies of gymnastics in Canada. The claim alleges that the Defendants caused or contributed to the abuse of gymnasts by creating a culture and an environment where the abuse could occur, and failing to take appropriate steps to protect the athletes in their care and control, many of whom were children when the abuse took place.
A copy of the Notice of Civil Claim filed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia is available under Important Documents.
If you have any questions about the case or information that you think may assist our investigation, please contact us. Any communication is strictly confidential.
Contact: Jen Winstanley
Phone: 604-331-9539
Email: [email protected]
Contact: Laura Jones
Phone: 604-331-9527
Email: [email protected]
