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The GOOD Games, Canada’s Biggest Festival of Sport, stand as Canada’s premier celebration of sportsmanship, athleticism, and community spirit, embodying the essence of “Sport for Life, Sport for All.” This vibrant, multi-sport competition, designed primarily for adults, seamlessly integrates with a dynamic, Olympic-style festival of sport that welcomes families and individuals of all ages. Set over two exhilarating days, The GOOD Games are a beacon of inclusivity and active living, drawing an anticipated crowd of over 15,000 festival-goers and more than 1,500 athletes from diverse backgrounds.

Our festival is not just an event; it’s an experience. Admission is free, inviting attendees to immerse themselves in a wealth of activities that promise fun, engagement, and physical activity. From obstacle courses that challenge your limits to three-legged races that bring back childhood fun, and a variety of ‘learn to play’ sessions that introduce new sports, our festival caters to every interest and age group. This year, we’re proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with the Indigenous Sport and Wellness Council of Ontario, further enriching our festival with unique Indigenous sports and cultural activations, alongside an exciting Archery competition.

At the heart of The GOOD Games is our commitment to the transformative power of sport. We champion the philosophy that everyone, regardless of age or skill level, should have the opportunity to engage in physical activity, embrace new challenges, and celebrate personal achievements. Our event serves as the cornerstone of this message, offering a platform for athletes to compete, families to bond, and communities to unite in a celebration of health, happiness, and the spirit of competition. Join us for an unforgettable journey of discovery, camaraderie, and the joy of play at Canada’s Biggest Festival of Sport.

The Presidents Cup, a national box lacrosse tournament, serves as a platform for the ultimate showdown between provincial and First Nation winning teams in the men’s senior B league, determining the nation’s champions. Scheduled from August 25th to August 31st, 2024, in Ladner at the Ladner Leisure Center in Beautiful British Columbia, this event will unite players, teams, participants, and lacrosse enthusiasts from across the country.

More than just a display of top-tier lacrosse competition, the tournament aims to foster community engagement, promote tourism, and uphold the values of sportsmanship. Recognizing lacrosse as Canada’s official Summer sport, known as “The Creators Game,” the event highlights the sport’s deep-rooted traditions of sportsmanship, camaraderie, and community involvement. Whether attending in person or tuning in through our free live streaming, everyone is invited to witness the pinnacle of lacrosse competition at the 2024 Presidents Cup.

Field Hockey Canada, in collaboration with Field Hockey Alberta and the Pan American Hockey Federation, is set to host the 2024 Indoor Pan American Cup at the Seven Chiefs Sportsplex & Jim Starlight Centre on the Tsuut’ina Nation. Taking place from March 19 to 22, 2024, this event will spotlight the premier indoor hockey talent from across the Pan American region.

The last time Canada hosted the Indoor Pan American Championships was in 2005 in Waterloo, Ontario. Since then, the event has taken place in Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay, Guyana, and in 2021, it was held in Pennsylvania, USA. Canada’s men’s team last qualified for the Indoor World Cup in 2015, and the women’s team achieved a record eighth place at the 2023 FIH Indoor World Cup in South Africa.

Indoor hockey originated in Europe as an alternative way to practice hockey during the winter months when it was too cold to play the sport outdoors. Over the years, the game has evolved into the fast, skillful, and action-packed version of field hockey we know today, with countries worldwide playing the sport year-round.

Get ready for an electrifying winter spectacle at Mount Sima in the Yukon!

The Lost in Paradise Para Snowboard World Cup is set to take the banked slalom world by storm on March 28-29, 2024; bringing together the most talented para-athletes from across the globe as they race down the course and push the limits of what’s possible on the slopes.

Athletics Manitoba is pleased to share that we are hosting the 2024 Coaches Retreat, March 22-25th at
the Pinewood Lodge, MB. This project is being hosted with support from Athletics Canada, MB Liquor and Lotteries and Sport MB Coaching through the Grey Cup Legacy Fund.

The event is open to coaches of all levels, from across the country. The one requirement is that all attendees embrace the guiding principles of the weekend, which are ~ Rest ~ Connect ~ Support ~ Learn
~ Grow ~.

Our overall goal is to create a space where coaches can expand their networks, learn with and from each other.

Questions that will be discussed include,

We want ALL coaches to play a role in building more inclusive and sustainable environments.

Registration costs are highly subsidized, thanks to the support provided by our partners. Group bus
transportation to and from Winnipeg and the Lodge will be provided for attendees, with all meals provided throughout the course of the weekend.

The Canada Open Karate Championships are Canada’s largest karate tournament and one of the largest karate tournaments held in North America. The 2023 Canada Open Karate Championships are the sixth edition of this event and will take place at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, from December 2-3, 2023.

This event hosted by Karate BC, the recognized Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) for karate in British Columbia, and sanctioned by Karate Canada, the recognized National Sport Organization (NSO) for karate in Canada, and a member of the World Karate Federation (WKF). Competitors of all ages who are members of a National Karate Federation recognized by the WKF are eligible to participate in this event.

The 2023 YONEX Canadian International Challenge will be back in Markham where badminton players compete in the exciting world-class challenge. This 2024 Paris Olympic Games qualifier will feature some of the best badminton players in the world; including 2020 Canadian Tokyo Olympians like; Brian Yang, Nyl Yakura, Josephine Wu, and hometown favourite, Michelle Li!

Don’t miss your chance to see some of the world’s best compete in this Olympic Qualifying, BWF World Ranking event!

A 7-a-side flag rugby tournament that features Mixed Ability Rugby teams from across the province. Mixed Ability is a social movement within sports, actively promoting inclusion and equality through a sense of belonging and membership to a group, team or club. Mixed Ability enables people of all abilities and life experiences to take part in community sports, without being separated, classified or labelled.

For over 50 years, we have supported young Canadians through training and competition in track and field. The Legion Nationals are the country’s premier and only nationwide competition for U16 and U18 athletes. Be a part of it!

Badminton Canada is excited for the return of elite Para Badminton competition to Canada, with the 2023 YONEX Canada Para Badminton International taking place at Monpetit Hall at the University of Ottawa, from June 14th to 18th 2023. With an amazing location in the heart of Ottawa, the event will be an exceptional experience for athletes, spectators and volunteers!

This will be the second edition of the event and it is part of the Badminton World Federation’s (BWF) Para Badminton World Circuit 2023; a Paris 2024 Paralympic qualifying event, and as well as the final qualifying
event in the Race to Santiago – 2023 Parapan Am Games! As one of only four top Level 1 events in the calendar, the Canada Para Badminton International will feature the best para badminton athletes from across the world.

Last year in 2022, the event was a huge success due to the amazing support from Ottawa Tourism, the University of Ottawa and the many volunteers who gave their time during the competition. “I am proud that Badminton Canada and the City of Ottawa was selected by the Badminton World Federation to
host the 2023 YONEX Canada Para-Badminton International” stated Executive Director, Jordan Bridal. “Hosting the highest level of para badminton offered in the world goes with our mission of being a leading sport for inclusivity and fair play. With over 200 athletes set to be in attendance, we look forward to welcoming all for another fantastic event this summer!”

Ottawa Tourism is again a driving force behind the delivery of the event and Badminton Canada is thankful for their generous and professional assistance with hosting. “Ottawa Tourism is very pleased to see such an impressive event return to our city,” said Michael Crockatt, President and CEO of Ottawa
Tourism, “and we are proud partners in welcoming international athletes, coaching staff, families, and fans to our beautiful city.”

This is a FREE event for spectators! Come out and show your support for these amazing athletes as we welcome the return of international para badminton to Canada at the University of Ottawa’s Montpetit Hall, June 14th-18th, 2023!