Jennifer Bishop - 2025 Hall of Honour
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1 in 3 Canadian youth are unsure if they will return to sport after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. The Canada Games Council (CGC), in partnership with IMI International, issued a national study on the impact of the pandemic on youth activity in sport.
1 in 3 Canadian youth are unsure if they will return to sport after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. The Canada Games Council (CGC), in partnership with IMI International, issued a national study on the impact of the pandemic on youth activity in sport.
Earlier today, Athletes Jennifer Heil, Cindy Klassen and Bruny Surin, along with Builder Clare Drake and Distinguished Alumna Dr. Elizabeth Cannon were announced as the Canada Games Hall of Honour Class of 2019.
Earlier today, Athletes Jennifer Heil, Cindy Klassen and Bruny Surin, along with Builder Clare Drake and Distinguished Alumna Dr. Elizabeth Cannon were announced as the Canada Games Hall of Honour Class of 2019.
Today the 2019 Canada Winter Games Host Society provided a Community Update to government representatives, local sports leaders and members of the media at the Collicutt Centre. The Community Update featured the introduction of the 2019 Games Senior Leadership Team, the announcement of the sport schedule and the presentation of the 2019 Games logo.
Today the 2019 Canada Winter Games Host Society provided a Community Update to government representatives, local sports leaders and members of the media at the Collicutt Centre. The Community Update featured the introduction of the 2019 Games Senior Leadership Team, the announcement of the sport schedule and the presentation of the 2019 Games logo.
The Canada Games are inviting Canadians to get active this summer with the ‘Blood, Sweat & Maple Syrup’ Challenge.
The Canada Games are inviting Canadians to get active this summer with the ‘Blood, Sweat & Maple Syrup’ Challenge.
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Sport and competition often draw metaphoric comparisons to life. For PEI’s Crawford family, it’s remarkable how a sport with a tiny target has brought life’s bigger picture into clear view.
Sport and competition often draw metaphoric comparisons to life. For PEI’s Crawford family, it’s remarkable how a sport with a tiny target has brought life’s bigger picture into clear view.
For Jordan Osborne - who played defence for Team Saskatchewan and is from Mistawasis Nêhiyawa - the road to Niagara began a decade ago, when she started watching her older brother play lacrosse.
For Jordan Osborne - who played defence for Team Saskatchewan and is from Mistawasis Nêhiyawa - the road to Niagara began a decade ago, when she started watching her older brother play lacrosse.
