Quebec’s Maude Ruelland Wins Mountain Bike Gold in St. John’s, Sets Sights on World Championship and 2028 Olympics
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Sue Hylland, President and CEO of the Canada Games Council (CGC), will leave her position on August 5th, 2016 to pursue other opportunities. Hylland informed the CGC Board of Directors of her decision on June 24th, 2016, advising that she had accepted a position with another organization. Hylland joined the CGC in May of 2002.
Sue Hylland, President and CEO of the Canada Games Council (CGC), will leave her position on August 5th, 2016 to pursue other opportunities. Hylland informed the CGC Board of Directors of her decision on June 24th, 2016, advising that she had accepted a position with another organization. Hylland joined the CGC in May of 2002.
The Canada Games Council (CGC) is thrilled to announce that Team Nova Scotia canoe kayak athlete Ava Carew and Team Saskatchewan volleyball player Skyler Varga have been selected as the winners of the Roland Michener Award following the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games.
The Canada Games Council (CGC) is thrilled to announce that Team Nova Scotia canoe kayak athlete Ava Carew and Team Saskatchewan volleyball player Skyler Varga have been selected as the winners of the Roland Michener Award following the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games.
Many of the 4,000 plus athletes competing at the Canada Games will go to sleep on Wednesday dreaming of the Olympics but not Team Quebec's double gold para cyclist Joseph Vachon, who has ruled the roads in St. John's.
Many of the 4,000 plus athletes competing at the Canada Games will go to sleep on Wednesday dreaming of the Olympics but not Team Quebec's double gold para cyclist Joseph Vachon, who has ruled the roads in St. John's.
At each Canada Games we strive to create inclusive and accessible environments in an effort to make every athlete, spectator, and stakeholder feel welcome. This includes ensuring that athletes of all abilities are given an equal opportunity to perform at their best while representing their Province or Territory on the national stage.
At each Canada Games we strive to create inclusive and accessible environments in an effort to make every athlete, spectator, and stakeholder feel welcome. This includes ensuring that athletes of all abilities are given an equal opportunity to perform at their best while representing their Province or Territory on the national stage.
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At the 2019 Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alberta’s Evelyn Beaton took home a gold medal for the individual female - 44 kg Judo division. Four years later at the PEI 2023 Canada Winter Games, her brother Ewan followed in her footsteps. Beaton, age 16, won the gold medal in the individual male - 55 kg Judo division.
At the 2019 Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alberta’s Evelyn Beaton took home a gold medal for the individual female - 44 kg Judo division. Four years later at the PEI 2023 Canada Winter Games, her brother Ewan followed in her footsteps. Beaton, age 16, won the gold medal in the individual male - 55 kg Judo division.
