

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.

Today marks a significant milestone in sports history on Prince Edward Island (PEI) as the 2023 Canada Games Host Society proudly announces the inauguration of the 2023 Canada Games Legacy Fund.
Today marks a significant milestone in sports history on Prince Edward Island (PEI) as the 2023 Canada Games Host Society proudly announces the inauguration of the 2023 Canada Games Legacy Fund.

Lennox Lewis transcended the sport he excelled in, and has the recognition to prove it. A three-time world heavyweight champion, Lewis joins the Canada Games Hall of Honour as part of the class of 2025 in recognition of his athletic achievements earned throughout an illustrious career.
Lennox Lewis transcended the sport he excelled in, and has the recognition to prove it. A three-time world heavyweight champion, Lewis joins the Canada Games Hall of Honour as part of the class of 2025 in recognition of his athletic achievements earned throughout an illustrious career.

There will be tens of thousands of photographs and hundreds of hours of video and live streaming chronicling the 2025 Canada Games but look closer and you might find the intriguing work of 26 volunteer artists who are providing their own evocative, romantic interpretation of the action.
There will be tens of thousands of photographs and hundreds of hours of video and live streaming chronicling the 2025 Canada Games but look closer and you might find the intriguing work of 26 volunteer artists who are providing their own evocative, romantic interpretation of the action.

Canada Games alumni were front and centre at Saturday's Winter X Games in Aspen. Mark McMorris, who represented Saskatchewan at the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse, defended his snowboard slopestyle title and won gold in the event for the fourth time in five years.
Canada Games alumni were front and centre at Saturday's Winter X Games in Aspen. Mark McMorris, who represented Saskatchewan at the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse, defended his snowboard slopestyle title and won gold in the event for the fourth time in five years.

