Participants in next two Canada Games need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19
Participants in the next two Canada Games will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the Canada Games Council announced Monday.
Participants in the next two Canada Games will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the Canada Games Council announced Monday.
The City of St. John’s, NL has been named the official Host of the 2025 Canada Summer Games, the Canada Games Council announced on Thursday.
One in three Canadian youth are unsure if they will return to sport after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted.
The Canada Games Council revealed a new brand and identity on Wednesday, inspired by the idea of “sparking greatness” and representing the transformative power of Canadian sport.
The Canada Games Council has adjusted age requirements to allow a similar cohort of athletes to compete in the Niagara 2022 Summer Games as would have been eligible in 2021.
The Canada Games Council and Niagara Host Society announced Monday that the Canada Summer Games in Niagara have been officially rescheduled for August 6-21, 2022.
The Canada Games Council (CGC) Board of Directors has officially welcomed four new Board members, announcing that Fauna Kingdon, Judy Joseph-Black, Karen Menjivar, and Rick Ramsbottom were elected to the Board during its September Annual General Meeting.
With the health and safety risks around COVID-19, and the inability to deliver a "phenomenal" event, the Niagara 2021 Canada Summer Games have been postponed until 2022.
Watch the 2019 Canada Winter Games from Red Deer, Alberta between February 15 and March 3.
Athletes at the 2019 Canada Winter Games can live and compete as the gender they identify with. It's another groundbreaking initiative for a Canadian multi-sport event that prides itself on being ahead of the curve.
A list of Canada Games alumni reads like a Who's Who in Canadian sport. From NHL players to Olympic and Paralympic champions, dozens experienced a Canada Games. More than 3,600 athletes and coaches will compete in 19 sports starting Saturday until March 3.
Lexy Vincent was excited and proud to watch her parents win a 200-kilometre marathon canoe race last month in Ontario. This week, Fiona Vincent will experience the same emotions as she cheers on her daughter when she competes in kayak at the Canada Games.
Intense heat at the Canada Summer Games is affecting athletes and competitions in Winnipeg. Environment Canada says the temperature reached 30 C Monday afternoon, making it feel like almost 40 C with the humidex.
A year ago Zack McQuaid was lying immobilized in a hospital bed, wondering if he'd ever walk again. The 17-year-old from Oshawa, Ont., had been in a head-on collision that fractured three vertebrae and broke his right hand in three places.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau caused a bottleneck of athletes wanting a selfie with him as they paraded into the Bell MTS Centre during the Canada Summer Games opening ceremony in Winnipeg on Friday.
Michael DiPietro wasn't bothered by losing his shutout bid. All he cared about was celebrating with his teammates. DiPietro made 29 saves on Sunday as Ontario defeated Alberta 3-1 to win men's hockey gold at the Canada Winter Games.
Ontario beat Nova Scotia 6-5 in an extra end Saturday to win gold in women's curling at the Canada Winter Games. Megan Smith's rink from Sudbury, Ont., clinched the victory when Nova Scotia skip Mary Fay clipped a guard with her last rock.
Quebec snowboarder Oceane Fillion wasn't sure what to expect at the Canada Winter Games after suffering a shoulder injury at the end of January. It turns out there was no need to worry.
New Brunswick delivered a big scare to the host team, but B.C. pulled through when it mattered. Third-period goals from defencemen Conner McDonald and Jarret Tyska wiped out a one-goal deficit and Justin Almeida added an empty-netter as B.C. hung on to defeat New Brunswick 5-3 Sunday in men's hockey at the Canada Winter Games.
Ontario is back in familiar territory at the Canada Winter Games. It will play for gold for the seventh time in Canada Games history, repeating a pattern the team has followed ever since women's hockey was introduced at the multisport event in 1991.
Nik Goncin got a taste of Canada Winter Games glory four years ago in Halifax when he helped Saskatchewan win a bronze medal-- the province's highest finish ever. On Thursday, Goncin guaranteed his team will do even better in 2015.
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