2027 Canada Winter Games in Quebec City

Team Manitoba at the 2027 Canada Winter Games

Be legendary: Québec City will welcome more than 2,000 athletes, managers and coaches, across 20 different sports, to compete in the 2027 Games.

2027 CWG website Canada Games Council

2027 CWG Quick Links

Find essential resources, information about the host community, and everything you need to know to prepare for your Canada Games experience.

Meet the Mission Staff

Apply to become a member of our mission staff and support the team behind the scenes.

Mission Staff

Sports

Find detailed information about your sport.

Sports

Performance Guides

Get Games ready with these athlete guides to sleep, mental skills, nutrition, hydration, muscle relaxation, and deep breathing.

View Performance Resources

Media Guide

Tips for preparing for and participating in media interviews.

Media Guide

Sports Competing in 2027

Alpine Ski

Archery

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Badminton

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Biathlon

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Cross Country Skiing

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Curling

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Fencing

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Figure Skating

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Gymnastics

Technical Package - Artistic
Technical Package - Trampoline
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Hockey

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Judo

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Ringette

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Snowboard

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Speed Skating

Technical Package - Long Track
Technical Package - Short Track
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Sport Climbing

Technical Package
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Squash

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Table Tennis

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Wheelchair Basketball

Follow The Herd

Keep up-to-date with Team Manitoba at the Canada Games by following along on social.

Contact Team Manitoba

Still have questions? Get in touch with the team behind the team.

games@sportmanitoba.ca

Team Manitoba Stories

Meet Team Manitoba’s coaches, athletes, and Mission Staff. Dive into special moments from the Canada Games.

Meet Team Manitoba's 2027 Canada Games Mission Staff

Meet the dedicated 2027 Mission Staff supporting Team Manitoba at the Canada Games. Learn about their roles and how they help athletes succeed.

Mission Staff Spotlight: Scott Kirk

Scott Kirk is a long-time Team Toba volunteer. Read this Winnipeg Free Press feature.

2027 CWG: Meet Your Chef and Assistant Chef de Mission

Meet Kelly Babb and Kylo Harris.

Team Manitoba

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Territorial Acknowledgement

Sport Manitoba acknowledges the work we do to support a thriving amateur sport community takes place on the traditional lands and waterways of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Anisininew, Dakota Oyate, and Denesuline, as well as the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.
We respect the spirit and intent of the treaties made here and are grateful to work, live, and play on this land, while working toward advancing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's Calls to Action 87-91.