A short story about WCBF

The World Chinese Badminton Federation (WCBF) is an international non-profit organization dedicated to promoting badminton among amateurs and retired professionals, particularly across the global Chinese community.

TUSCA is honoured to be authorized to establish and operate WCBF Toronto Division.

45+

Founded in 1993

Years of experience

Worldwide Divisions

Major Achievements & Events

• World Records: The WCBF has twice earned Guinness World Records for its tournament size, notably in 2015 when its event in Changsha featured over 4,300 participants.

• Charitable Impact: Regional divisions frequently host fundraising events. For instance, the WCBF Society of Canada (based in Richmond, BC) partners with youth programs to host annual tournaments in support of the BC Children's Hospital Foundation.

• Community Hubs:

  • WCBF USA: Based in Alhambra, California, this volunteer-run division focuses on connecting North American players with the global community.

  • WCBF Australia: Affiliated with the Australian Olympic Committee and Badminton Australia, it serves as a primary hub for players in Sydney.

Connection to TUSCA

Given TUSCA's backbone of RE/MAX Trillion Realty and Trillion Sequoia Financial, a partnership with WCBF would align with the mission of bonding communities and mentoring elite professionals and youth through sports.

Widely recognized as the Badminton Capital of Canada, the City of Markham serves as the nation’s premier hub for the sport. This reputation is anchored by the world-class Markham Pan Am Centre, which hosts prestigious international events like the YONEX Canada Open.

The Markham Pan Am Centre is a 136,000-square-foot powerhouse engineered to elite Olympic and BWF standards. Its massive 36,000-square-foot gymnasium features soaring 41-foot ceilings and accommodates 15 professional courts simultaneously. With specialized HVAC systems to ensure zero air-draft interference, the venue provides a flawless stage for global stars like Brian Yang, Victor Lai, and Michelle Li. Boasting a 5,000-square-foot fitness centre and seating for 2,000 spectators, it is the undisputed home of Canadian badminton excellence.