Jennifer Bishop - 2025 Hall of Honour
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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.
During one special evening on August 8th, 2025, one night prior to the extravagant Opening Ceremonies to kick off the St. John’s 2025 Canada Summer Games, six incredible individuals were officially inducted into the Canada Games Hall of Honour for their impact in their respective sports.
During one special evening on August 8th, 2025, one night prior to the extravagant Opening Ceremonies to kick off the St. John’s 2025 Canada Summer Games, six incredible individuals were officially inducted into the Canada Games Hall of Honour for their impact in their respective sports.
Carrying a flag in a parade might not be as challenging as staying upright on a balance beam, but doing both this week are massive milestones for Yellowknife gymnast Maggie Carson.
Carrying a flag in a parade might not be as challenging as staying upright on a balance beam, but doing both this week are massive milestones for Yellowknife gymnast Maggie Carson.
Canada Games alumni have been firing on all cylinders in PyeongChang, making Canada proud and capturing multiple medals.
Canada Games alumni have been firing on all cylinders in PyeongChang, making Canada proud and capturing multiple medals.
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Malcolm George Farris heard the screams of his fellow Bluenosers loud and clear last night when he stepped onto the podium to receive his bronze medal.
Malcolm George Farris heard the screams of his fellow Bluenosers loud and clear last night when he stepped onto the podium to receive his bronze medal.
