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The Canada Games, along with TSN and RDS, have announced the official national Broadcast and Webcast schedules for the 2017 Canada Summer Games. “We are thrilled to have TSN and RDS on as the official broadcast partners of the 2017 Canada Summer Games, our 50th anniversary Games,” says Tom Quinn, Canada Games Council Chairman.
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Winnipeg hosts the 2017 Canada Summer Games, July 28 - August 13 | Winnipeg sera hôte aux Jeux d'été du Canada 2017, le 28 juillet au 13 août
In 2013, Quebec welcomed Canada to Sherbrooke, the host city for 24th iteration of the Canada Games. Over the course of 16 days from August 2 to August 17, along with a $51-million budget, the Games became the largest sporting event ever organized in the city’s history. Prime Minister Stephen Harper declared the Canada Summer Games 2013 ...
More than 80,000 athletes, 30,000 coaches and officials and 140,000 volunteers have been a part of the Canada Games Movement and helped champion sustainable legacies in communities from coast to ...
Jul 25, 2017 · 2013 Canada Games: 3 rd 2016 Baseball Canada Cup: 5 th Players to Watch: 3B/SS Matthew Coutney – Will be counted on offensively. Attended Extended Spring Training Camp with Junior National Team 2B/SS Cesar Valero – Has a verbal commitment to Oregon State University. British Columbia. Coach: Cav Whitley 2013 Canada Games: 1 st 2016 Baseball ...
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The 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg brought together 3,382 athletes to participate in 248 events across 18 different sports. In total, there were 1,746 medals handed out during the 17-day event, which showcased the very best of Canadian sport and spirit.
