2013

Sherbrooke

Summer Games

The Canada Summer Games in Sherbrooke were remarkable for their ethical bearing, as concerns over the environmental impact of hosting a large scale event were kept at the fore. In a memorable parting gesture, the closing ceremonies were made free to the general public.

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In total, there were 1,737 medals handed out during the 16-day event, which showcased the very best of Canadian sport and spirit.

Introduction

16 days. 19 sports. 1 unforgettable event.

The Largest Sporting Event in the History of Sherbrooke. In 2013, the Province of Quebec welcomed its first summer edition of the Canada Games.

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The Games At A Glance

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2025

St. John's

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2027

Quebec

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2029

New Brunswick

Welcoming the best athletes from across Canada to New Brunswick in the Summer of 2029.

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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.

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