History

Team Manitoba's standing and results from past Games

Canada Games

Held once every two years, alternating between winter and summer, the Canada Games represent the highest level of national competition for up and coming Canadian athletes.

The Games have been hosted in every province at least once since their inception in Quebec City during Canada’s Centennial in 1967, and feature events for able-bodied athletes as well as athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities.  

The Games are proud of their contribution to Canada’s sport development system in addition to their lasting legacy of sport facilities, community pride and national unity.

Canada Games Host Communities

  • 1967 Winter - Quebec City QC
  • 1969 Summer - Halifax/Dartmouth NS
  • 1971 Winter - Saskatoon SK
  • 1973 Summer - New Westminster BC
  • 1975 Winter - Lethbridge AB
  • 1977 Summer - St. John's NFLD
  • 1979 Winter - Brandon MB
  • 1981 Summer - Thunder Bay ON
  • 1983 Winter - Saguenary/Lac St. Jean QC
  • 1985 Summer - Saint John NB
  • 1987 Winter - Cape Breton NS
  • 1989 Summer - Saskatoon SK
  • 1991 Winter - Charlottetown PEI
  • 1993 Summer - Kamloops BC
  • 1995 Winter - Grande Prairie AB   
  • 1997 Summer - Brandon MB
  • 1999 Winter - Corner Brook NF
  • 2001 Summer - London ON
  • 2003 Winter - Campbellton/Bathurst NB
  • 2005 Summer - Regina SK
  • 2007 Winter - Whitehorse YK
  • 2009 Summer - Charlottetown/Summerside PEI
  • 2011 Winter - Halifax NS
  • 2013 Summer - Sherbrooke QC
  • 2015 Winter - Prince George BC
  • 2017 Summer - Winnipeg MB
  • 2019 Winter - Red Deer AB
  • 2021 Summer - Niagara ON
  • 2023 Winter - Prince Edward Island

Herd of Us

Since the inaugural Canada Games in 1967, Team Manitoba has amassed 672 medals (370 at Winter Games and 302 at Summer Games), including 163 golds. Team Manitoba’s most successful Games are the 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg, MB, where they won 42 medals as the host province, and the 1991 Canada Winter Games in Charlottetown PEI, where they won 40 medals.‍

Manitoba has won the Centennial Cup a record six times, in 1985, 1991, 1999, 2005, and back-to-back in 2013 and 2017. The cup is awarded to the Province/Territory with the greatest improvement from the preceding same season Games.

Team Toba Results

Team Toba Overall Standings

Previous Games Results

Canada Games Legacy
A complete history of the Canada Games with stories, images, results, and more

Western Canada Summer Games

The Western Canada Summer Games are no longer being held. More information on the future of Western Canada competition will be shared when it becomes available.

The Western Canada Summer Games were created in 1973 primarily as an opportunity for Western Canadian athletes to test their skills in Olympic standard competition, improve sport facilities in Western Canada, foster volunteerism, and provide for high quality sport events. Following the 1987 Western Canada Summer Games in Regina, the Games' purpose evolved to provide the province’s developing athletes with an opportunity to compete in competitions that might lead to higher competitions at the national level.

WCSG Host Communities

  • 1975 - Regina SK
  • 1979 - Saskatoon SK
  • 1983 - Calgary AB
  • 1987 - Regina SK
  • 1990 - Winnipeg MB
  • 1995 - Abbotsford BC
  • 1999 - Prince Albert SK
  • 2003 - Beausejour, Gimli, Selkirk and Stonewall MB
  • 2007 - Strathcona Country AB
  • 2011 - Kamloops BC
  • 2015 - Wood Buffalo AB
  • 2019 - Swift Current SK