Here are the top media stories covering the Canada Winter Games from February 28, 2023, sparking greatness across the nation!
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Together, we will build on the achievements of the 2025 Games, driving innovation, reducing our environmental impact, and promoting lasting legacies that are rooted in sustainability.
Together, we will build on the achievements of the 2025 Games, driving innovation, reducing our environmental impact, and promoting lasting legacies that are rooted in sustainability.
After an extensive process, the Canada Games Council (CGC) Board has welcomed and announced recent additions to its governance team.
After an extensive process, the Canada Games Council (CGC) Board has welcomed and announced recent additions to its governance team.
The Canada Games Council is seeking energetic, passionate and enthusiastic individuals to serve on its Board of Directors. We are looking for visionary leaders dedicated to growing the Canada Games Movement and delivering the CGC’s 2022-2027 Strategic Plan.
The Canada Games Council is seeking energetic, passionate and enthusiastic individuals to serve on its Board of Directors. We are looking for visionary leaders dedicated to growing the Canada Games Movement and delivering the CGC’s 2022-2027 Strategic Plan.
Up until eight months ago, Joanna Raj of Moncton had never played Table Tennis. This week the 12-year-old is a member of Team New Brunswick’s first Table Tennis team to compete at the Canada Winter Games in 20 years.
Up until eight months ago, Joanna Raj of Moncton had never played Table Tennis. This week the 12-year-old is a member of Team New Brunswick’s first Table Tennis team to compete at the Canada Winter Games in 20 years.
It is with tremendous excitement that the Canada Games Council (CGC) announces that Tom Quinn, CGC Chairman since 2009, was recognized today as an Officer of the Order of Canada.
It is with tremendous excitement that the Canada Games Council (CGC) announces that Tom Quinn, CGC Chairman since 2009, was recognized today as an Officer of the Order of Canada.
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The Canada Games have visited 24 Host Communities since the inaugural Games took place in the winter of 1967 in Québec. From new and improved facilities to increased volunteer capacity, and so much more, the Canada Games have a proven track record of creating meaningful legacies and strengthening the communities in which we live, work and play.
The Canada Games have visited 24 Host Communities since the inaugural Games took place in the winter of 1967 in Québec. From new and improved facilities to increased volunteer capacity, and so much more, the Canada Games have a proven track record of creating meaningful legacies and strengthening the communities in which we live, work and play.
