Week one was absolutely exhilarating! Relive all of the magic on demand at canadagames.ca/watch and plan ahead to tune in live for week two by checking out the full Games schedule HERE!
Week One Medal Standings
Photo: Katherine Drake
The Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) is pleased to announce the launch of the 2021 Canada Games Women in Coaching Apprentice Coaches program.
The Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) is pleased to announce the launch of the 2021 Canada Games Women in Coaching Apprentice Coaches program.
Canadians across the country are invited to share their Canada Games story as part of a new crowd-sourced digital history project.
Canadians across the country are invited to share their Canada Games story as part of a new crowd-sourced digital history project.
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We are thrilled to welcome Michael Strange as a 2022 Hall of Honour Inductee. Michael is being inducted as a Canada Games Distinguished Alum for his achievements in boxing and for his selfless support of numerous charitable efforts.
We are thrilled to welcome Michael Strange as a 2022 Hall of Honour Inductee. Michael is being inducted as a Canada Games Distinguished Alum for his achievements in boxing and for his selfless support of numerous charitable efforts.
The best memory I had was getting to meet so many people from different provinces and watching other people compete in different sports.
The best memory I had was getting to meet so many people from different provinces and watching other people compete in different sports.
Black History Month may be annually celebrated with plenty of passion and genuine interest, but learning Black history shouldn’t be confined to only a handful of weeks in February. For many, like 30-year-old Canadian beach volleyball player Shanice Marcelle, this annual month-long celebration is much bigger and more personal than that.
Black History Month may be annually celebrated with plenty of passion and genuine interest, but learning Black history shouldn’t be confined to only a handful of weeks in February. For many, like 30-year-old Canadian beach volleyball player Shanice Marcelle, this annual month-long celebration is much bigger and more personal than that.
Canada Games alumni were front and centre at Saturday's Winter X Games in Aspen. Mark McMorris, who represented Saskatchewan at the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse, defended his snowboard slopestyle title and won gold in the event for the fourth time in five years.
Canada Games alumni were front and centre at Saturday's Winter X Games in Aspen. Mark McMorris, who represented Saskatchewan at the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse, defended his snowboard slopestyle title and won gold in the event for the fourth time in five years.
