The Members Council is a forum for discussion and input by Archery Canada’s member Provincial and Territorial Sport Organizations (PSOs) into the operation of the organization.

Members Council Terms of Reference

The High Performance Committee is responsible for assisting the Board by providing leadership for an athlete development program consistent with the directions of Archery Canada’s strategic plan, high performance plan and Long-Term Archer Development (LTAD) model. The High Performance Program of Archery Canada is guided by the high performance strategic plan.

High Performance Committee Terms of Reference

The Archery Canada (AC)  Athlete Council (‘Council’) represents athletes competing in Archery sports (‘athletes’). It acts as the athlete voice within AC. 

Athlete Council Terms of Reference

The 3D Archery Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board by preparing a 3D Archery program consistent with the directions of Archery Canada’s strategic plan and
Long-Term Archer Development (LTAD) model.

3D Committee Terms of Reference

The Development Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board by preparing an athlete  development program consistent with the directions of Archery Canada’s strategic plan, Long-Term Archer Development (LTAD) model and Competition Model. The Development Committee also manages and integrates the work of its tributary Events, Coaching Development, Judges  Development and Rules Committees into the overall Archery Canada development program recognizing the differences in, and the particular
needs of, Club, Provincial, and National organizations.

Development Committee Terms of Reference

The Events Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board by promoting and supporting the organization and hosting of national and international Archery competitions in Canada, and supporting development of an aligned competition pathway consistent with the directions of Archery Canada’s strategic plan, Long-Term Archer Development (LTAD) model and Competition Model.

Events Committee Terms of Reference

The Marketing and Communications Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board in fulfilling its responsibilities relating to corporate marketing, programs related to external sponsorship, fund development and communication to members and stakeholders including publications, website, and social media.

Marketing and Communications Committee Terms of Reference

The Coaching Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board by preparing coach education programs, including Archery contexts within the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) and preparing and certifying coaches, consistent with the directions of Archery Canada’s Long-Term Archer Development (LTAD) model and Competition Model.

Coaching Committee Terms of Reference

The Judging Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board by preparing judges’ education programs, and preparing and certifying judges, consistent with the directions of Archery Canada’s Long-Term Archer Development (LTAD) model and Competition Model.

Judging Committee Terms of Reference

The Rules Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board by managing the official Archery Canada Rulebook. The Rules Committee reports to Judges Development Committee.

Rules Committee Terms of Reference

The LTAD Committee is a Standing Committee of the Board. It is responsible for assisting the Board by preparing plans for, and proposed changes to, Archery Canada programs, competition formats and rules, and other elements consistent with the directions of Archery Canada’s Long-Term Archer Development (LTAD) model and Competition Model.

LTAD Committee Terms of Reference

Some of Archery Canada’s ongoing programs and development are the responsibility of key volunteers who hold a Volunteer Coordinator role for their area: