

The Canada Games Council is proud to unveil its comprehensive Environmental Sustainability Strategy, outlining a clear roadmap to reduce the environmental impact of the Canada Games and to promote climate action through more sustainable practices across the Canada Games ecosystem.
The Canada Games Council is proud to unveil its comprehensive Environmental Sustainability Strategy, outlining a clear roadmap to reduce the environmental impact of the Canada Games and to promote climate action through more sustainable practices across the Canada Games ecosystem.

The 2019 Canada Winter Games Legacy Fund Society is pleased to share the details of the final 2019 Games legacy—a legacy fund of $650,000 designed to support not-for-profit sport and community organizations in the province of Alberta.
The 2019 Canada Winter Games Legacy Fund Society is pleased to share the details of the final 2019 Games legacy—a legacy fund of $650,000 designed to support not-for-profit sport and community organizations in the province of Alberta.

Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador have traded spots in the Canada Games hosting rotation, with Ontario committed to hosting the 2021 Canada Summer Games and Newfoundland and Labrador committed now to the 2025 Canada Summer Games.
Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador have traded spots in the Canada Games hosting rotation, with Ontario committed to hosting the 2021 Canada Summer Games and Newfoundland and Labrador committed now to the 2025 Canada Summer Games.

Leo Grandbois was one happy 8-year-old when his mom handed him a rifle to shoot targets. That was 11 years ago at home in Sherbrooke, Que. On Sunday, Grandbois was one happy, but chilly, 19-year-old who won the first biathlon gold medal at the 2019 Canada Winter Games.
Leo Grandbois was one happy 8-year-old when his mom handed him a rifle to shoot targets. That was 11 years ago at home in Sherbrooke, Que. On Sunday, Grandbois was one happy, but chilly, 19-year-old who won the first biathlon gold medal at the 2019 Canada Winter Games.

Nova Scotia snowboard cross racer Liam Gamble was driven to compete at the Canada Games — literally.
Nova Scotia snowboard cross racer Liam Gamble was driven to compete at the Canada Games — literally.

