Commonwealth and Olympic Champion Erica Wiebe Announced as Team Canada Chef de Mission for 2026 Commonwealth Games..

CSC today announced two-time Commonwealth Games Champion and 2016 Olympic Champion Erica Wiebe as Chef de Mission

Canada Becomes the First Commonwealth Games Association Signatory to the Commonwealth Sport Lekwungen Declaration on Reconciliation and Partnership with Indigenous Peoples..

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CSC Welcomes Four New Directors (And 3 new Members-at-Large)..

Claire Carver-Dias welcomes Rob Adams, Maggie Brennan, Jaqueline Zonneville and Carlene Variyan to Commonwealth Sport Canada’s Board of Directors. The new Directors were elected at the Annual General Meeting on September 21, 2024. In addition, 3 new Members-at-Large were elected.

Canadian Commonwealth Sport Award Recipients Announced..

Commonwealth Sport Canada announced the recipients of this year’s Canadian Commonwealth Sport Awards who will be honoured during CCSA banquet on September 21st in Ottawa.

Canadian SportWORKS Officer Making a Difference at Home for Newcomers..

From Trinidad and Tobago to Calgary, Tyler Powell is using the power of sport for community development

Commonwealth Games Federation appoints Claire Carver-Dias Regional Vice-President for the Americas..

Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) and Commonwealth Sport Canada (CSC) are proud to announce the appointment of Claire Carver-Dias as CGF Regional Vice-President for the Americas until the 2024 General Assembly.

MRU and Commonwealth Sport Canada awarded funding for international work experiences through Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship Program..

Renewed funding for Mount Royal University through the Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship Program announced...

YOUTH GAMES END WITH TEAM CANADA DOMINATING IN BEACH VOLLEYBALL AND WINNING RUGBY SILVER AT TRINBAGO2023..

The closing ceremony takes place today in Tobago marking the end of the unique Commonwealth Youth Games

Statement on the Alberta Government Withdrawing from the Exploration of the 2030 Commonwealth Games Bid..

 

COMMONWEALTH SPORT CANADA (CSC) MEDIA STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO VICTORIA GOVERNMENT 2026 COMMONWEALTH GAMES HOST WITHDRAWAL..

 

  • Commonwealth Sport Canada (CSC) was disappointed to learn of the 2026 Commonwealth Games Host Withdrawal. We are hopeful that a solution for the Games in 2026 is found that is in the best interest of the athletes and the wider Commonwealth Sport Movement.

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