Past and Future Canada Games
Looking for information on a specific Canada Games? Find details on previous and upcoming Games.
Current Games
Summer
Québec 2027 Canada Winter Games
All you need to know about Team Manitoba heading to the 2027 Canada Winter Games in Québec City, Québec.
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Summer
Nova Scotia 2037
A city in Nova Scotia will host the 2037 Canada Summer Games.
Summer
Nova Scotia 2037
A city in Nova Scotia will host the 2037 Canada Summer Games.
Winter
Canada Winter Games 2035
The host of the 2035 Canada Winter Games has yet to be determined.
Winter
Canada Winter Games 2035
The host of the 2035 Canada Winter Games has yet to be determined.
Summer
Saskatchewan 2033
A city in Saskatchewan will host the 2033 Canada Summer Games.
Summer
Saskatchewan 2033
A city in Saskatchewan will host the 2033 Canada Summer Games.
Winter
Québec 2031
A city in the province of Québec will host the 2031 Canada Winter Games.
Winter
Québec 2031
A city in the province of Québec will host the 2031 Canada Winter Games.
Summer
Moncton - Saint John 2029
Summer 2029 - prepare to be inspired
Summer
Moncton - Saint John 2029
Summer 2029 - prepare to be inspired
Winter
Québec 2027
February 27 - March 14, 2027 - be legendary!
Winter
Québec 2027
February 27 - March 14, 2027 - be legendary!
Summer
St. John’s 2025
Strong showings in canoe-kayak, swimming, and athletics — including a Canada Games record set in the pool and a provincial record on the track — highlighted Team Manitoba's 34 medals at the games.
Summer
St. John’s 2025
Strong showings in canoe-kayak, swimming, and athletics — including a Canada Games record set in the pool and a provincial record on the track — highlighted Team Manitoba's 34 medals at the games.
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Winter
PEI 2023
With major successes in long track speed skating and archery, figure skating came out on top, with a gold medal in pairs, and a score that became a new Canadian record.
Winter
PEI 2023
With major successes in long track speed skating and archery, figure skating came out on top, with a gold medal in pairs, and a score that became a new Canadian record.
Summer
Niagara 2022
After all the challenges these athletes overcame through the pandemic, the team’s leadership reflected positively on its performance, which included record-setting hauls from swimming, wrestling, and athletics.
Summer
Niagara 2022
After all the challenges these athletes overcame through the pandemic, the team’s leadership reflected positively on its performance, which included record-setting hauls from swimming, wrestling, and athletics.
Winter
Red Deer 2019
In the race for the Canada Games’ Centennial Cup, Team Manitoba placed second, as the second most-improved team from the last Winter Games in 2015, trailing only behind the host province, Alberta.
Winter
Red Deer 2019
In the race for the Canada Games’ Centennial Cup, Team Manitoba placed second, as the second most-improved team from the last Winter Games in 2015, trailing only behind the host province, Alberta.
Summer
Winnipeg 2017
A home games for the record books - our athletes earned 42 medals, a new record, with 10 gold, 15 silver and 17 bronze medals. Manitoba received the Centennial Cup as the most improved team from the previous CSG, and is the only team to earn that recognition in back-to-back Games.
Summer
Winnipeg 2017
A home games for the record books - our athletes earned 42 medals, a new record, with 10 gold, 15 silver and 17 bronze medals. Manitoba received the Centennial Cup as the most improved team from the previous CSG, and is the only team to earn that recognition in back-to-back Games.
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Did you know?
Team Manitoba has proudly competed at the Canada Games since its inauguration in Québec City in 1967. As one of the founding teams, we’ve contributed to decades of athletic excellence and sportsmanship on the national stage.
8,000+
Team Manitoba athletes have competed at the Canada Games since 1967.
650+
Medals awarded across various sports each Games.
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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.
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.
