The Shooting Federation of Canada (SFC) is the national sport governing body responsible for the safe development and governing of organized, recreational, and competitive target shooting in and for Canada. To promote the growth of our sport, the SFC delivers programs for officials, coaches, volunteers, and high performance athletes. The Board of Directors (BOD) represents the SFC, and is charged with protecting its public purpose and ensuring that funds are used responsibly and as effectively as possible. To achieve this stewardship, the BOD forms committees. The duties, powers, policies, and procedures of these committees are detailed in the Policy & Procedures Manual.

Our values are:

• Committed to safety, respect and equitable opportunity
• Being accountable to, and supportive of, our members and stakeholders
• Performing our roles with integrity and transparency

The By-Laws provide the structure and framework for the governance of the SFC and amendments to the by-laws are approved by the Board of Directors and confirmed by the members.

The Shooting Federation of Canada (SFC) is committed to creating and upholding the highest standards of governance through transparent policy development. The SFC policies address a variety of areas that apply to SFC employees, volunteers, athletes, coaches and all other support personnel. SFC policies are reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors routinely. Please see Policies and Procedures (complete repository)

To achieve its objectives and mission the SFC elaborate an operational plan that gives short terms goals. The key outcomes for the current period are in the 2022-2023 Operational plan.