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CAF Organization
The Canadian Aikido Federation (CAF) has existed for over 20 years. On
April 25, 1997, the CAF received official charter as a non-profit corporation
from the Directorate of Incorporation, Industry Canada. The by-laws
governing the CAF are detailed in the CAF constitution, a copy of which is provided
to all registered CAF dojos.
CAF Administrative Office
The Office of the CAF is generally located where the CAF Secretary resides.
The current Secretary is Douglas Mathieu who is located in Calgary, Alberta.
Canadian Aikido Federation
c/o CAF Secretary Doug Mathieu
56 Somerset Park SW
Calgary, Alberta T2Y 3H4
Tel: (403)-201-7108
e-mail: dmathieu[at]telus.net
Technical Direction
The Technical Director for the CAF is Yukio Kawahara Shihan (8th dan).
Kawahara Shihan currently resides in Western Canada and regularly travels
across Canada to instruct and oversee grading. He can be contacted through
the CAF.
Affiliation to Aikikai Foundation,
Aikido World Headquarters (Hombu Dojo)
The CAF is dedicated to the teachings of Morihei Ueshiba, the Founder of Aikido
and is a member of the Aikikai Foundation, Aikido World Headquarters (Hombu Dojo)
in Tokyo, Japan.
The CAF is affiliated with Aikikai World Headquarters (Hombu Dojo) in Tokyo,
Japan. Yudansha promotions are registered with the Aikikai Foundation,
Aikido World Headquarters through the CAF office.
View Certificate
Aikido World Headquarters Webpage
International Regulations (effective Oct
1, 2000)
Provincial Associations
Each province or territory with a recognized Association of member Dojos is
entitled to send a delegate to the CAF annual general meeting to vote on CAF
business as described in detail in the CAF constitution. Several of these
organizations maintain their own websites. Links are provided below.
Alberta Aikido Association
British Columbia Aikido Federation
Ontario Aikido Federation
Nova Scotia Aikido Federation
CAF Annual General Meeting
The CAF Annual General Meeting (AGM) is held at different locations across Canada.
Delegates from the registered Provincial Aikido Associations and the Board
of Directors meet at the AGM to discuss CAF business. The AGM is most often
held in conjunction with a training seminar.
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