Read the open letter that the jump committee has released regarding their concerns about Equestrian Canada’s management

It’s the concerned disciplines, lack of process, “Mushroom Cloud,” lack of communication and transparency, and finances,” said Al Patterson

Al Patterson of Millgrove, ON and Ross Millar of Mono, ON resigned from their positions as Directors on the Equestrian Canada (EC) Board.

Terrance “Torchy” Millar has resigned, citing his disagreement with the direction of the federation, headed by CEO Eva Havaris.

Equestrian Canada (EC) is pleased to announce a redesign of the Dressage Levy Program for the 2017 competition season. The Program has undergone exciting changes to refocus on two areas that are critical to the success of dressage athletes and sport in Canada: Talent Identification In order to foster a strong community of up-and-coming dressage […]

Less than seven months after starting, Equestrian Canada’s Chief Financial Officer, Sandra Troster Diaz, has left EC under undisclosed circumstances.

Equestrian Canada (EC) is going green for the 2017 competition season, replacing traditional EC Passports with a digital Horse Recording.

Equestrian Canada (EC) voted in favour of proposed changes to the equestrian Olympic and Paralympic format for Tokyo 2020 during the FEI General Assembly, held Nov. 19-22, 2016 in Tokyo, JPN. The proposed changes were created by the FEI to address the International Olympic Committee (IOC) recommendations within the Olympic Agenda 2020 – which call […]

Equestrian Canada introduced the new FEI Recognized National Passport, available for horses competing at FEI CIM-level (1* and 2*) competitions

Equestrian Canada (EC) is pleased to announce that the Emergency Planning and Action Plan for competitions is now available to download from the EC website. The Plan, which is a guide for competition organizers, is an extremely valuable resource for first-time and veteran horse show managers alike. Covering topics like weather, communications, health and welfare […]