The National Equine Disease & Welfare Surveillance Call took place on March 25, 2020; here's how to access the recording in case you couldn't participate.

EC provides an update regarding its ongoing advocacy on behalf of farms and equestrian facilities facing financial hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Equestrian Canada Coach Licensing Program is preparing for its official launch in early 2020 and questions about fundamental elements are addressed.

Equestrian Canada would like to provide competitors in all disciplines with updates regarding compensating aids at EC-sanctioned shows.

Equestrian Canada has announced the hard-working young athletes who were chosen by the EC Jumping Committee to receive Jumping Youth Bursary funds for 2019.

Nominations are officially open for the EC National Awards, celebrating the impressive achievements of individuals, equines and organizations.

Ontario Equestrian’s new training program, GRIT (Great Rider Intensive Training), is underway, with its first group of Olympic hopeful athletes.

The approved 2020 EC Rules are now available online in a clean digital version, as well as a version with changes from 2019 visible.

Equestrian Canada (EC) would like to thank the delegates, speakers and supporters who helped to make the first-ever EC Convention held at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair (RAWF) in Toronto, ON an inspirational and valuable weekend. The Convention featured a variety of educational, networking and social events from Nov. 1-3 that provided up-close and personal […]

The 2019 Equestrian Canada Convention opened with a special presentation by EC president, Meg Krueger, in which she revealed the EC Strategic Initiatives Plan 2019 Report Card. The organization created the report based on survey results collected in July 2019, and hopes to use the findings as a guide to developing an industry we can […]