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_{Edmonton JKA: The Edmonton JKA School Instructors Steve and Tammy Turner have been studying Shotokan karate since 1984.}

London Dojo: Sensei Pete Daypuck a 2^nd Degree Black Belt in Shotokan Karate from London Ontario, was recently invited onto the Canadian kumite team to participate in the JKA Championships in Japan.

Rockwood Dojo: Sensei Donna Hasket: We are a Japan Karate Association Dojo, with membership in the CJKF (Canadian Japan Karate Federation-Japan Karate Association), Karate Ontario and the WTKO (World Traditional Karate Organization. Our Dojo studies the principles of Master Funakoshi’s Shotokan Karate style, techniques and philosophies.

http://www.karateontario.org/:Karate Ontario Mission

To promote and perpetuate karate as a martial art and lifetime
activity.

To promote karate for physical fitness, mental fitness, and as
a way of life.

To develop provincial standards and programs.
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o encourage all participants in safely achieving their maximum
at the recreational or competitive level.

To provide safe competitive opportunities for karate-ka wishing
to participate in the sport aspect of karate.

To govern the amateur sport of karate and the conduct of all karate-ka
under its jurisdiction.

http://www.shorinryu.ca/index.html

Legacy Shorin Ryu is a classical Okinawan Karate school. Shorin Ryu is based on the style founded by Sokon Matsumura in the village of Shuri, Okinawa. As such, Shorin Ryu is closely related to Shuri-te Karate.

We have several affiliated Karate schools located in southern Ontario at the following locations: St. Thomas, Cambridge, Brantford, London, Sarnia, and several other locations. We also have a club in Vancouver and South Surrey / White Rock. Our main Dojo is centered around St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada