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Rugby

As the world’s most popular sport, soccer finds a way to connect all Canadians

Rising from medieval origins, soccer, or football, has grown into the most popular sport on the planet. Soccer has featured on nearly every Olympic program, only missing 1896 and 1932. Women’s soccer was added to the program in 1996. Canada has medaled four times, once in 1904 in the men’s competition, and in 2012 and 2016 in the women’s competition. The women's team recently won gold at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.


Soccer has featured on every Canada Summer Games program since the first in 1969. Women’s soccer was added in 1993. Notable alumni include Olympians Karina Leblanc, Diana Matheson, Rhian Wilkinson, and Ian Bridge.

Team NB

Team NB has had 166 athletes participate in Rugby.

Total Athletes:

166

Athlete

Steven Fleckenstein

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Lisa Newell

Alpine Skiing

Coach

Michael Christie

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Gilles Daigle

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Mike Lekborg

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Ann Bagna

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Bruce Harding

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Lucie Lajoie

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Tim Wales

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Helene Renault

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Charles Rice

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Lee Lannen

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Peter Larlee

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Blair Vessey

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

George Hamilton

Alpine Skiing

Athlete

Richard Stainsforth

Alpine Skiing

1979

Steven Fleckenstein

Alpine Skiing

1979 Brandon, Manitoba

1979

Lisa Newell

Alpine Skiing

1979 Brandon, Manitoba

1979

Michael Christie

Alpine Skiing

1979 Brandon, Manitoba

1979

Gilles Daigle

Alpine Skiing

1979 Brandon, Manitoba

1979

Mike Lekborg

Alpine Skiing

1979 Brandon, Manitoba

1975

Ann Bagna

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1975

Bruce Harding

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1975

Lucie Lajoie

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1975

Tim Wales

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1975

Helene Renault

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1975

Charles Rice

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1975

Lee Lannen

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1975

Peter Larlee

Alpine Skiing

1975 St. John's, Newfoundland

1971

Blair Vessey

Alpine Skiing

1971 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

1971

George Hamilton

Alpine Skiing

1971 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

1969

Richard Stainsforth

Alpine Skiing

1969 Halifax, Nova Scotia

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New Brunswick’s First Fifty Years

When the first Canada Games came to a close in Quebec City, even its most optimistic proponents couldn’t have imagined what lay ahead. And yet, fifty years later, the Canada Games are just getting started.


Check out the New Brunswick’s First 50 Years magazine.

2025

2025 St.John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Summer Games

2023

2023 Prince Edward Island

Winter Games

2022

2022 Niagara, Ontario

Summer Games

Previous Games

Explore The Games Throughout The Years

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