
The Canada Games Council, together with the Aboriginal Sport Circle and the Coaches Association of Canada, is pleased to announce the participants selected for the 2025 Aboriginal Apprentice Coach Program. The Program offers each province and territory an opportunity to send two apprentice coaches of First Nations, Metis, or Inuit ancestry to the Canada Games.
The Canada Games Council, together with the Aboriginal Sport Circle and the Coaches Association of Canada, is pleased to announce the participants selected for the 2025 Aboriginal Apprentice Coach Program. The Program offers each province and territory an opportunity to send two apprentice coaches of First Nations, Metis, or Inuit ancestry to the Canada Games.

Ottawa – Evan Johnston, Canada Games Council (CGC) Chairman, has announced that Dan Wilcock will become the organization’s next President and CEO, leading the Games in the next phase of its business evolution.
Ottawa – Evan Johnston, Canada Games Council (CGC) Chairman, has announced that Dan Wilcock will become the organization’s next President and CEO, leading the Games in the next phase of its business evolution.

The NHL playoffs are right around the corner and Canada Games alumni are once again front and centre. From 2003 Nova Scotia superstar Sidney Crosby to 2007 Team Ontario blueliner Alex Pietrangelo, Canada Games alumni will look to play an integral role in helping their respective teams make it far into the NHL playoffs.
The NHL playoffs are right around the corner and Canada Games alumni are once again front and centre. From 2003 Nova Scotia superstar Sidney Crosby to 2007 Team Ontario blueliner Alex Pietrangelo, Canada Games alumni will look to play an integral role in helping their respective teams make it far into the NHL playoffs.

How Lisa Thomaidis’ and Carly Clarke’s worlds collided at the 2001 Canada Games, and set them on the shared path they now find themselves on today
How Lisa Thomaidis’ and Carly Clarke’s worlds collided at the 2001 Canada Games, and set them on the shared path they now find themselves on today

Every February, Canadians across the country celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of Black Canadians who, throughout history, have played a significant role in making Canada the culturally diverse, compassionate and prosperous nation that it is today.
Every February, Canadians across the country celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of Black Canadians who, throughout history, have played a significant role in making Canada the culturally diverse, compassionate and prosperous nation that it is today.

