Commonwealth Sport Canada

VICTORIA—The City of Victoria and 94 Forward delivered the ultimate house warming gift to Triathlon Canada in the form of a new National Performance Centre, along with a major financial injection into the national body’s high-performance program. The announcements come as Triathlon Canada begins a new era by officially taking up residence at the Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre in Victoria.

Commonwealth Games Canada (CGC) is pleased to announce Year 2 of the Canada Commonwealth Cup, a season long race for points with cash prizes awarded annually to Canada’s top 8 Commonwealth athletes and/or teams and their coaches.

CANET-EN-ROUSILLON, France – Only an Olympic champion and world champion were able to beat Canadians Erika Seltenreich- Hodgson and Taylor Ruck on Sunday to conclude the three-stop Mare Nostrum swimming circuit.

Brown celebrates second World Cup podium of the season

 Canada’s sport community has renewed its confidence in Tricia Smith as President of the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC).

Toronto, April 19, 2017 - Canada's Sports Hall of Fame revealed the six Athletes, one Team, and two sport "Builders" who will make up the Class of 2017.

The wait is finally over. Canada are cup champions on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.

Commonwealth Games Canada (CGC) is proud to mark this day with the announcement of 20 time Paralympic swimming medallist Benoit Huot as Assistant Chef de Mission for Team Canada.

 It can be a hard road back after the Olympic Games. Especially if it didn’t go well.  Jennifer Abel was fourth twice at Rio 2016, dashing her ambitions to leave Brazil with two medals.

Canada’s Joanna Brown had the first champagne shower of her career on the World Cup podium after winning the silver medal on Sunday in New Plymouth, New Zealand.