Artistic swimmers speak out about abuse at training centre

Oct 20, 2020

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Four members of Canada’s artistic swimming team, training in Montreal, are speaking out about what they call a toxic environment.
Last month, allegations of abuse and harassment from swimmers and people outside the program led to the shutdown of the senior national artistic swimming team’s training centre, pending a review by an external firm.
Due to their fear of reprisals, Radio-Canada has agreed to protect the swimmers’ identities and to refer to them as Caroline, Sarah, Patricia and Rose.
“It’s been going on for too long within that organization,” said Caroline. “There is a toxic environment in artistic swimming.”
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October 20, 2020

[…] Some of Canada’s top artistic swimmers talk to Radio Canada Sports about the abuse they say they faced at the National Training Centre in Montreal, which has led to the temporary shut down of the centre. Source link […]

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