Morgan Bennett is a host of exceptional ability. Studies show that a vast majority of guests attending events by Morgan have been known to leave more elated than visitors to Santa's Workshop, The Lost of Continent of Atlantis, and the Fountain of Youth.
Mark McMorris is one of the most decorated athletes in snowboarding history, holding three Olympic medals, twenty-two X Games medals, and four US Open Championship wins. A decade after winning his first X Games in an ever-progressing sport, Mark has emerged as a leader in the sports world. He is a trailblazer on social media and has partnered with many top brands to help create a more inclusive sport for all. Â
Mark strives to inspire others, become a leader, and build his legacy. Mark and his brother Craig launched the McMorris Foundation in 2012 with the goal of inspiring youth in need to find their passion through sport. The McMorris Foundation has raised over $410,000 and helped to provide over 4,100 Canadian kids with athletic opportunities.
The calculus of modern slopestyle can be boggling. Mikey Ciccarelli simplifies things by keeping one variable constant: style.
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Mikey’s first lesson in schooling the competition is stomping NASA-level rotations. But this Ontario native knows that 1620’s just don’t add up without legit grabs. Multiply that commitment across massive jumps, technical rails, and transition, and you get flow and precision personified. Â
A united and inspired Indigenous community, building healthier physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual lives.
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The Indigenous Sport Council of Alberta (ISCA) is the Provincial/Territorial Aboriginal Sporting Body (PTASB) that creates physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health and wellness opportunities through sport, physical activity and recreation.
The ISCA has also engaged and partnered with provincial sporting bodies, businesses, and other like minded organizations to break barriers and put on successful Indigenous programming for various sports, physical activities and recreational activities.
The McMorris Foundation inspires youth to find their passion through sport. Launched in 2012 by brothers Mark and Craig McMorris, The McMorris Foundation is dedicated to creating a more affordable, accessible, and inclusive sport culture in Canada. Recognizing that one in five Canadian children lives below the poverty line, the Foundation addresses barriers such as rising equipment costs, registration fees, and systemic challenges to ensure more youth can experience the transformative benefits of sport.
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Through a core partnership with Canadian Tire Jumpstart, the Foundation has raised over $410,000, providing athletic opportunities for more than 4,100 children. Guided by the belief that sport fosters passion, community, inspiration, and essential life skills, the McMorris Foundation works to empower Canadian youth and build a healthier, happier future.
