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The Canada Games Council is pleased to announce the launch of the 2019 Canada Games Aboriginal Apprentice Coach Program (ACCP) and Women in Coaching Program.
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Tracy Brown was part of the Women in Coaching Program at the 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg. The Women in Coaching Apprenticeship Program (WiCAP) is a partnership between the Provincial/Territorial Coaching Representatives, the Canada Games Council, and the Coaching Association of Canada.
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The Canada Games Council (CGC) has announced that nominations are now being accepted for the 2019 Canada Games Hall of Honour.The Hall of Honour induction celebrations are designed to recognize and honour exceptional Canada Games alumni who have distinguished themselves during the Canada Games and in their careers beyond the Games, while also contributing to the development and progress of the Canada Games Movement.
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Michael Dipietro was Ontario’s netminder at the 2015 Canada Winter Games and led them to a gold medal. Last year he was drafted 64th overall by the Vancouver Canucks. He was just invited to join Team Canada at the World Championships
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Canada Games alumni thrived at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, contributing to 34 of Canada's 82 medals. Contributing to 41% of Canada's medal haul is yet another statistic that shows the Canada Games are a major stepping stone to our next generation of national and international champions.
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Canada Games alumni are front and centre at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Among sports currently on the Canada Games program, 38% of Canada's roster is made up of athletes who have competed at the Canada Games. Below is the breakdown for each sport.
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22 of the 46 Canadians competing at the 2018 Commonwealth Games used the Canada Games as a stepping stone to reaching the next of their careers.
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The 2019 Canada Winter Games Host Society is pleased to welcome MNP as a Diamond Sponsor of the 2019 Games, a National Partner of the Canada Games and the presenting sponsor of the MNP Canada Games Torch Relay. Starting in fall 2018, the MNP Canada Games Torch Relay will travel from coast to coast as a national torch relay, culminating in the lighting of the Canada Games cauldron at the Opening Ceremony on February 15, 2019.
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Team Canada had an amazing Paralympic Games, concluding a record-breaking nine days of competition with 28 medals won. This was our naiton's best ever number of podium finishes at a Paralympic Winter Games.
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Karate has been selected for inclusion in the 2023 Canada Winter Games.
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David Patterson, Canada Games Council (CGC) President and CEO, has announced that Erin Mathany will become the organization’s Vice President, Marketing and Partnerships.
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Canada Games alumni have a strong presence among Canada's roster at the 2018 Paralympic Games in PyeongChang. Of the 55 athletes competing, 16 (29%) have used the Canada Games as a stepping stone to future success.
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Team Canada had a tremendous showing at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, finishing third overall in both the gold medal count with 11 and in total medals, the Canadians leave South Korea highly decorated. In total, Canada won 29 medals, a new national Olympic Winter Games record, surpassing its Vancouver 2010 total of 26. Canada leaves Korea with 11 gold, 8 silver and 10 bronze medals.
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The Canada Games Council welcomed the Government of Canada’s emphasis on gender equity in sport in today’s federal budget. The budget outlined a goal for gender equity in key sport measures by 2035. The Canada Games Council was proud to report that gender equity at the Canada Games is near and can be reached well before the goal set in today’s budget.
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Canada Games alumni have been firing on all cylinders in PyeongChang, making Canada proud and capturing multiple medals.
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The Canada Games have announced Tim Hortons® as a Canada Games National Partner and Diamond Sponsor.
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Canada Games alumni represent approximately 34% of the athletes that will compete for Team Canada at the upcoming 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang.
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Today, the Host Society for the 2021 Canada Games announced Wayne Parrish as its Chief Executive Officer. This is an important milestone for the 2021 Canada Games which will be held across the Niagara Region in the summer of 2021. A national search for the CEO role was launched last fall, with Wayne standing out amongst all other applicants. Wayne will commence his new role as the 2021 Canada Games CEO on March 1st, 2018.
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My best memory from the Games is when we confirmed our medal by beating Nova Scotia. Winning against Ontario in the preliminaries is also a great memory, as Quebec doesn’t at all have the same pool of players as Ontario in softball.
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The best memory I had was getting to meet so many people from different provinces and watching other people compete in different sports.
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