Artistic Swimming Returns to Canada Games After Six-Year Absence, Now Part of Summer Lineup
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The Canada Games Council (CGC) Board has welcomed recent additions to its governance team.
The Canada Games Council (CGC) Board has welcomed recent additions to its governance team.
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.
Congratulations to our President and CEO Sue Hylland on being named to the 2015 CAAWS list of most influential women!
Congratulations to our President and CEO Sue Hylland on being named to the 2015 CAAWS list of most influential women!
The 2025 Canada Games got a small taste of the Tour de France on Saturday running the men's and women's cycling criterium races along one of the country's most famous party streets attracting a large curious crowd to the downtown core.
The 2025 Canada Games got a small taste of the Tour de France on Saturday running the men's and women's cycling criterium races along one of the country's most famous party streets attracting a large curious crowd to the downtown core.
The loss of an arm can be a devastating injury, but Paralympian Mark Arendz has never allowed that injury, the result of a tragic farm accident at the age of seven, to hold him back. His love of sport and competition propelled him forward and continues to do so today. For Mark Arendz, the pursuit of excellence is a guiding principle of life.
The loss of an arm can be a devastating injury, but Paralympian Mark Arendz has never allowed that injury, the result of a tragic farm accident at the age of seven, to hold him back. His love of sport and competition propelled him forward and continues to do so today. For Mark Arendz, the pursuit of excellence is a guiding principle of life.
