Montreal, June 18, 2025 — The Quebec kinesiologist Federation (QKF) enthusiastically welcomes the adoption of the regulation authorizing kinesiologists to perform maximal effort tests with the aim of contributing to the evaluation or rehabilitation of cardiac, respiratory or vascular functions. This is a major victory for the profession, which is finally seeing its expertise recognized. The regulation will come into force on July 3.

We are pleased to be able to provide you with an overview of our recent actions, which are evolving at lightning speed. Just a few months ago, certain issues seemed complex to move forward. Today, not only are the doors opening, but the requests are pouring in. The notoriety and recognition of the QKF are increasing exponentially. This progress is not the result of chance. They are guided by our 2024-2027 strategic planning. Let’s take a look at some of our recent accomplishments through this prism.

In the show De chansons et de réflexions broadcast on CFLX, Marc-Antoine Pépin, president of the Quebec kinesiologist Federation, invites us to rethink our relationship with physical activity. In this accessible and inspiring interview, he tells us about the role of kinesiologists in promoting health, preventing chronic diseases and improving quality of life.

L'Assemblée générale annuelle, tenue le 4 mai dernier, a été marquée par un vent de renouveau alors que deux anciens administrateurs ainsi que deux nouvelles administratrices ont été élus pour siéger au sein du conseil. Nous remercions une fois de plus, Me Myriam Cossette-Voyer, avocate et M. Serge Bourdeau, kinésiologue, président sortant pour leur implication et dévouement.