Ontario’s plan for improving concussion safety
Rowan’s Law is just one of the many ways in which we are committed to making sport safer in Ontario. Learn the details about our plan for improving concussion safety.
Rowan’s Law Advisory Committee Report
After Rowan Stringer’s death, a committee of medical experts, researchers and sports leaders released recommendations to help prevent concussions in the future.
The Rowan’s Law Advisory Committee suggested 21 actions for government. They include:
- increased awareness about concussions through education for parents, coaches, athletes and teachers
- better tools for coaches and trainers to identify concussions
- concussion policies in place at all school boards and sports associations across Ontario
- increased education and training for health care professionals to better treat and manage concussions
Read the Rowan’s Law Advisory Committee Report and learn more about all 21 recommendations.
Progress reports
As part of Rowan’s Law, the Minister of Sport is required to prepare annual public reports about the progress made by the government in implementing all/some of the recommendations set out in the Report of the Rowan’s Law Advisory Committee.
- The Minister’s sixth public report is now available.
- The Minister’s fifth public report is now available.
- The Minister’s fourth public report is now available.
- The Minister’s third public report is now available.
- The Minister’s second public report is now available.
- The Minister’s first public report is now available.
Updated: September 25, 2024
Published: May 09, 2019