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Athletics Team Named for 2026 Commonwealth Games

Athletics Canada adds 51 athletes to Team Canada

Edmonton refocuses on 2026 Commonwealth Games, withdraws intent to bid on 2022

The City of Edmonton, Edmonton 2022 Bid Committee and Commonwealth Games Canada today announced that they will not proceed with the Edmonton 2022 bid.

Bowls Canada Announces National Squads

Bowls Canada is thrilled to announce the selection of the 2015-16 National and Development Squads.

Canada’s National Mountain Bikers find home in Victoria, BC

January 21, 2015 (Victoria, BC) – ECOASIS and Cycling Canada are proud to announce their partnership that will designate Bear Mountain as the Official High Performance Training Centre of the Canadian National Mountain Bike Team.

Ellie Black wins silver medal at Glasgow World Cup

GLASGOW, Scotland -- Ellie Black came up with one of her best competitions of the year on Saturday to win the silver medal in a hand picked field of eight finalists at a star studded World Cup gymnastics meet.

CANADA EXTENDS STREAK OF PODIUM PERFORMANCES TO SEVEN

Canada’s women team pursuit wins the bronze medal at Track Cycling World Cup

JASMIN GLAESSER TAKES SILVER MEDAL IN WOMEN’S POINTS RACE

Glaesser second to World Champ in UCI C1 race

COMMONWEALTH GAMES CANADA ELECTS NEW BOARD

Edmonton 2022 Bid and Commonwealth Youth Games and SportWORKS are the Focus During 2015 Year of Sport

Silver for Cochrane, Allen at FINA World Cup

November, 02, 2014 SINGAPORE – Canadians Ryan Cochrane and Coleman Allen each won a silver medal on Sunday to conclude the seventh and final stop on the FINA/Mastbank short course swimming circuit.

First Grand Slam podium finish for Patrick Gagné

Montréal, October 31, 2014 – Quebecois judoka Patrick Gagné came away with his first ever podium finish at a Grand Slam event, Friday, claiming a bronze medal in the under 66 kg class at the tournament presented in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.