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Current doping Suspensions

 

The pursuit of doping-free sport is a matter of public interest. The CPU is committed to eradicating the use of performance enhancing drugs from powerlifting in Canada. As such, all members of the CPU, by virtue of membership, are agreeing to submit to periodic drug testing, either at a sanctioned CPU contest, or on a "no notice" out of competition basis.

The CPU also follows the guidelines of the Canadian Anti-Doping Program. The CADP is the set of rules that govern doping control in Canada. Compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code and all international standards, the CADP describes how the program is carried out and details the process of results management, including penalties for infractions.

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Name
Contest
Infraction
start date
end date
Mark Pope
IPF Test In-Competition

Metenolone, Drostanonlone, Trenbolone

15/11/2023
15/11/2026
Jonathan Stanley
In-Competition Torbay, NL

Trenbolone, Oxandrolone, Clostebol, Nandrolone, + 3 more

25/07/2023
24/07/2026
David Pointing
In-Competition Edmonton

SARM GW501516

04/04/2022
03/04/2026
Jessica Pietrzyk
In-Competition Edmonton

Methandienone, Methylphenidate

04/04/2022
03/04/2026
Darren Gagnon-Maltais
Out-Of-Competition

SARM LGD-4033

12/09/2021
11/09/2025
Cody Sheppard
In-Competition Edmonton

SARM GW501516 

04/04/2022
03/04/2025
Maria Htee
Non-Analytic Sanction

RTP Whereabouts Failures

02/02/2023
01/05/2024
Mise'l Jeddore
Out-Of-Competition

Refusal to test (permanent suspension)

27/06/2015
Peter Dauncey
Out-Of-Competition

Refusal to test (permanent suspension)

04/10/1996
Kyle Rozendal
Out-Of-Competition

Refusal to test (permanent suspension)

04/10/2014
Peter Foster
CPU Nationals

Methandienone (permanent suspension)

01/01/1990
Vince Graham
CPU Nationals

Stanozolol (permanent suspension)

01/01/1995
Ryan Robson
Out-Of-Competition

Refusal to test (permanent suspension)

24/02/2013
Ken Devries
Out-Of-Competition

Refusal to test (permanent suspension)

12/10/1995
Preetpal Atwal
BC Fall Classic

Trenbolone - 2nd offense (permanent suspension)

09/11/2014

Other Suspensions

 

The Canadian Powerlifting Union (CPU) is committed to providing an environment in which all Individuals involved with the CPU are treated with respect. Membership in the CPU, as well as participation in its activities, brings many benefits and privileges. At the same time, Individuals and participants are expected to fulfill certain responsibilities and obligations including, but not limited to, complying with the CPU’s policies, bylaws, rules and regulations, and Code of Conduct and Ethics. Non-compliance by Individuals can result in severe damage to the integrity of the CPU and may be subject to sanctions pursuant to this Policy.

Name
Infraction
Start Date
End Date
Supporting Documentation
April Hutchinson
CPU Code Of Conduct (Appeal Decision)
07/11/2023
06/11/2024
https://1a7265c5-f8e0-4a2c-9883-b344f85b239b.usrfiles.com/ugd/1a7265_0230cb055652457d90442672bfa3124b.pdf
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