Here are the top media stories covering the Canada Winter Games from February 27, 2023, sparking greatness across the nation!
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The Canada Games Council (CGC) is thrilled to welcome video creation powerhouse Vimeo as an Official Multi-Games Partner and the exclusive live stream platform provider of the Canada Games through 2029.
The Canada Games Council (CGC) is thrilled to welcome video creation powerhouse Vimeo as an Official Multi-Games Partner and the exclusive live stream platform provider of the Canada Games through 2029.
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We are thrilled to welcome Brian McKeever as a 2022 Hall of Honour Inductee. Brian is being inducted as a Canada Games Athlete for his for his achievements in Cross Country Skiing both nationally and internationally.
We are thrilled to welcome Brian McKeever as a 2022 Hall of Honour Inductee. Brian is being inducted as a Canada Games Athlete for his for his achievements in Cross Country Skiing both nationally and internationally.
In our continued effort to reduce the environmental impact of the Canada Games, we are excited to announce our partnership with Racing to Zero (RTZ), an Olympian-led organization specializing in carbon footprint assessments. Together, we will analyze the Canada Games Council’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the 2023-24 fiscal year and find areas for reduction.
In our continued effort to reduce the environmental impact of the Canada Games, we are excited to announce our partnership with Racing to Zero (RTZ), an Olympian-led organization specializing in carbon footprint assessments. Together, we will analyze the Canada Games Council’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the 2023-24 fiscal year and find areas for reduction.
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.
After competing in the 2018 Canadian Boxing Championships in Edmonton, a major step in his preparation for the 2019 Canada Games, 17-year-old Zach Levesque thanked his coaches and said goodbye to his New Brunswick teammates.
After competing in the 2018 Canadian Boxing Championships in Edmonton, a major step in his preparation for the 2019 Canada Games, 17-year-old Zach Levesque thanked his coaches and said goodbye to his New Brunswick teammates.
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Kevin Guo, Ontario table tennis player, had the honor of carrying the flag for his province at the Eastlink in Charlottetown on February 18.
Kevin Guo, Ontario table tennis player, had the honor of carrying the flag for his province at the Eastlink in Charlottetown on February 18.
