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Warm Hearts in Cold Weather
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Host Society would like to thank its 4000 volunteers.
2007, March 15th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Host Society would like to thank its 4000 volunteers.
Passion, Courage, Determination Highlight Boxing Finale
Kenny Lally of British Columbia (Blue) and Dominic Babineau of New Brunswick (Red) gave everything they could and Babineau captures the Gold.
2007, March 10th
Kenny Lally of British Columbia (Blue) and Dominic Babineau of New Brunswick (Red) gave everything they could and Babineau captures the Gold.
Oh, what a beautiful day, I’ve got a beautiful feeling…
Thursday, Day 14 was a big day for Ontario figure skaters Kirsten Moore-Towers and Andrei Rogozine, each picking up a gold in the novice singles event.
2007, March 10th
Thursday, Day 14 was a big day for Ontario figure skaters Kirsten Moore-Towers and Andrei Rogozine, each picking up a gold in the novice singles event.
Volunteers – we’re not done yet!
Volunteers are still needed to help with decommissioning the Athletes’ Residence and ATCO Place. Click here to find out more.
2007, March 9th
Volunteers are still needed to help with decommissioning the Athletes’ Residence and ATCO Place. Click here to find out more.
ALL EYES ON THE “SQUARED CIRCLE” ON DAY 15
Courageous athletes, bruising competition, passionate spectators, raw emotions, enduring sportsmanship…
2007, March 9th
Courageous athletes, bruising competition, passionate spectators, raw emotions, enduring sportsmanship…
The Table Tennis Basics
Speed, coordination, reaction, power — these are the table tennis basics. Without them, you haven’t the required skills to compete effectively.
2007, March 9th
Speed, coordination, reaction, power — these are the table tennis basics. Without them, you haven’t the required skills to compete effectively.
Peterson Golden in Women's Slalom
The women's slalom, the final alpine event of the 2007 Canada Winter Games
2007, March 9th
The women's slalom, the final alpine event of the 2007 Canada Winter Games
National Artist Program Premieres A Show of Their Own
The Yukon Arts Centre was filled to capacity with patrons, parents and VIPs Thursday night to see the offering from the Canada Winter Games 6th National Artist Program.
2007, March 9th
The Yukon Arts Centre was filled to capacity with patrons, parents and VIPs Thursday night to see the offering from the Canada Winter Games 6th National Artist Program.
Ontario Finishes Undefeated in Squash Preliminaries
The Yukon women's team won eight matches out of 20
2007, March 8th
The Yukon women's team won eight matches out of 20
The Great Big Thank You party
Congratulations Whitehorse! With the help of more than 4,000 volunteers, the 2007 Canada Games were a success! Now it’s time to celebrate. Click here to find out more about the Great Big Thank You party.
2007, March 8th
Congratulations Whitehorse! With the help of more than 4,000 volunteers, the 2007 Canada Games were a success! Now it’s time to celebrate. Click here to find out more about the Great Big Thank You party.
Our second home
The gymnastic arena appears an erratic array of multi-sized blue mats arbitrarily scattered on the green soccer pitch
2007, March 7th
The gymnastic arena appears an erratic array of multi-sized blue mats arbitrarily scattered on the green soccer pitch
Yukoners make top cut
Alberta skiers take gold, silver and bronze medals in the 1200m Cross Country female sprint
2007, March 7th
Alberta skiers take gold, silver and bronze medals in the 1200m Cross Country female sprint
Pounding paddles start Week Two
Yukon's Ryan Bachli plays a match against Ontario's Briant Won.
2007, March 5th
Yukon's Ryan Bachli plays a match against Ontario's Briant Won.
Ringette Rings in the Games
Ringette competition has finished up here at the Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse.
2007, March 5th
Ringette competition has finished up here at the Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse.
Students prepare historical show for visitors
There's something in the air in Whitehorse.
2007, March 5th
There's something in the air in Whitehorse.
Half Pipe thrills a full house
The trek up Mount Sima by snowmobile "taxi's" didn't deter the crowd of a hundred or so people who turned out to watch the Half Pipe snowboarding finals during the Canada Winter Games on Wednesday afternoon.
2007, March 5th
The trek up Mount Sima by snowmobile "taxi's" didn't deter the crowd of a hundred or so people who turned out to watch the Half Pipe snowboarding finals during the Canada Winter Games on Wednesday afternoon.
The difference between the two
You can easily imagine these kids lying on the floor watching television.
2007, March 4th
You can easily imagine these kids lying on the floor watching television.
Ontario takes home gold in men’s hockey
Team Ontario won gold in men’s hockey action Friday night with a score of 6-4 against Team Manitoba.
2007, March 4th
Team Ontario won gold in men’s hockey action Friday night with a score of 6-4 against Team Manitoba.
Quebec Skaters Rock the Short Track
It’s official – again. Quebec utterly rules the ice in short track speed skating.
2007, March 4th
It’s official – again. Quebec utterly rules the ice in short track speed skating.
Yukon shooters faring well
Results for Tuesday, February 27 for Air Pistol had Yukoners Kai Breithaupt and Ryan Burlingame coming in 8th in the Team event.
2007, March 4th
Results for Tuesday, February 27 for Air Pistol had Yukoners Kai Breithaupt and Ryan Burlingame coming in 8th in the Team event.
A Rough Road to the Games for East Coast Athlete
The road to the Canada Winter Games was a bumpy one
2007, March 4th
The road to the Canada Winter Games was a bumpy one
Medical teams and safe water are part of the picture for a healthy CWG
The Polyclinic is ready for athletes
2007, March 3rd
The Polyclinic is ready for athletes
Freestyle Skiing Half Pipe Event Heats Up Mount Sima
Parents, coaches, and lots of spectators braved the sunny but cold morning at the top of Mount Sima on Friday to take in the freestyle skiing half pipe event.
2007, March 3rd
Parents, coaches, and lots of spectators braved the sunny but cold morning at the top of Mount Sima on Friday to take in the freestyle skiing half pipe event.
Biathletes Breath Easier with Heat Exchanger
Next to finger, toes, ears and nose, an athlete’s lungs suffer most from the temperatures we’ve enjoyed this week.
2007, March 3rd
Next to finger, toes, ears and nose, an athlete’s lungs suffer most from the temperatures we’ve enjoyed this week.
Saskatchewan wins First Ever Medal in Synchro
Jessica Guenther won bronze today in the synchro swimming solo finals
2007, March 3rd
Jessica Guenther won bronze today in the synchro swimming solo finals
Busiest Airport in Canada
From about 6 p.m. on March 2 to 4 a.m. on March 3, the tiny Whitehorse International is likely to be the busiest airport in the country.
2007, March 2nd
From about 6 p.m. on March 2 to 4 a.m. on March 3, the tiny Whitehorse International is likely to be the busiest airport in the country.
LET THE CULTURE BEGIN!
Atco Place is where the Cultural Festival kicked off Wednesday.
2007, March 1st
Atco Place is where the Cultural Festival kicked off Wednesday.
Ringette Preparing for Final Games
Ringette competition continued with one seeding game and four quarterfinals.
2007, March 1st
Ringette competition continued with one seeding game and four quarterfinals.
Inuit Games
Yukon athlete Tom Fulop participates in the Swing Kick, in Inuit Games Wednesday.
2007, March 1st
Yukon athlete Tom Fulop participates in the Swing Kick, in Inuit Games Wednesday.
Stands Packed for Team Synchro Event
The stands were packed for the popular team synchro swimming preliminaries Tuesday night.
2007, March 1st
The stands were packed for the popular team synchro swimming preliminaries Tuesday night.
Biathletes Excel in the Elements
Biathlon competitors at these Games wear white medical tape across their faces to cut the wind chill.
2007, March 1st
Biathlon competitors at these Games wear white medical tape across their faces to cut the wind chill.
Hockey wrap: February 27
If the semis are anything like the quarter finals, expect some gritty, exciting, fire-wagon hockey on Wednesday. And perhaps some shocking up-sets, too.
2007, February 28th
If the semis are anything like the quarter finals, expect some gritty, exciting, fire-wagon hockey on Wednesday. And perhaps some shocking up-sets, too.
A Personal Best Ain't So Bad
Only a dozen or so athletes in each Canada Games sport can reasonably hope to earn a medal.
2007, February 28th
Only a dozen or so athletes in each Canada Games sport can reasonably hope to earn a medal.
Alberta Women's Curlers Lead with Two
Only Alberta posted two wins in opening day of curling action.
2007, February 28th
Only Alberta posted two wins in opening day of curling action.
Three Teams Boast Short Track Triumphs
Team Ontario was all smiles after Day One of the Short Track Speed Skating races, claiming two gold medals.
2007, February 28th
Team Ontario was all smiles after Day One of the Short Track Speed Skating races, claiming two gold medals.
Quebec 's Syncro Winning Streak Continues
Quebec's Camille Bowness and Marie-Lou Morin, who have both been on the 13-15 National Team, finished first in the duet preliminaries.
2007, February 28th
Quebec's Camille Bowness and Marie-Lou Morin, who have both been on the 13-15 National Team, finished first in the duet preliminaries.
Biathlon Gold in the Cold
Junior Men (10 km) and Junior Women (7.5 km) biathletes faced minus 20 degrees...
2007, February 27th
Junior Men (10 km) and Junior Women (7.5 km) biathletes faced minus 20 degrees...
The tradition of the games
In the tradition of the Inuit Games, athletes and coaches alike supported all athletes, shared tips, offered advise, and celebrated performances.
2007, February 27th
In the tradition of the Inuit Games, athletes and coaches alike supported all athletes, shared tips, offered advise, and celebrated performances.
Men's Long Track 500m Yields Two Delights for Ontario
Jason Parker's (Team Saskatchewan) across-the-board records set at 1995 Canada Games in Grand Prairie haven't been touched, until now.
2007, February 27th
Jason Parker's (Team Saskatchewan) across-the-board records set at 1995 Canada Games in Grand Prairie haven't been touched, until now.
Strategy and Skill Spell Success in Short Track
For all the energy expended skating 13.5 laps of the short track, the 1,500 metre race requires both speed and strategy to succeed.
2007, February 27th
For all the energy expended skating 13.5 laps of the short track, the 1,500 metre race requires both speed and strategy to succeed.
BC squeaks over NL
In the end, the little engine that could, couldn't. But, boy, it was close.
2007, February 27th
In the end, the little engine that could, couldn't. But, boy, it was close.
Aurora Active INSIDE the Canada Games Centre
Synchronized Swimming athletes are performing one at a time in the "figures" competition today
2007, February 26th
Synchronized Swimming athletes are performing one at a time in the "figures" competition today
Alberta Skater Realizes his Dream
Alberta’s Keith Sulzer trains in the indoor comfort of Calgary’s Olympic Oval and competes only occasionally on an outdoor track.
2007, February 26th
Alberta’s Keith Sulzer trains in the indoor comfort of Calgary’s Olympic Oval and competes only occasionally on an outdoor track.
Late Call up puts Decker on ice
After three periods of play, Saskatchewan and Alberta remained scoreless.
2007, February 26th
After three periods of play, Saskatchewan and Alberta remained scoreless.
Siblings Awarded First Round of Medals
The men’s and women’s 500 metre race was a family affair.
2007, February 25th
The men’s and women’s 500 metre race was a family affair.
Birdies flying fast and furious
It was a busy first morning of competition for the country’s badminton players.
2007, February 24th
It was a busy first morning of competition for the country’s badminton players.
Ringette first out of the net
The Quebec and Nova Scotia ringette squads kicked off the 2007 Canada Winter Games with their first meeting in the prelimary B division round Friday morning.
2007, February 24th
The Quebec and Nova Scotia ringette squads kicked off the 2007 Canada Winter Games with their first meeting in the prelimary B division round Friday morning.
The Canada Winter Games opens its 40th year in true Yukon fashion
Ava Milner, granddaughter of Peter Milner, helps light the Canada Winter Games Torch at the Opening Ceremony.
2007, February 24th
Ava Milner, granddaughter of Peter Milner, helps light the Canada Winter Games Torch at the Opening Ceremony.
Advisory – Speed skating 1000m long track has been postponed for today
Advisory – With cold temperatures and a high possibility of frostbite, speed skating 1000m long track has been postponed for today. Speed skating 100/500 m long track delayed.
2007, February 24th
Advisory – With cold temperatures and a high possibility of frostbite, speed skating 1000m long track has been postponed for today. Speed skating 100/500 m long track delayed.
Countdown to Kick Off!
The blanket toss is part of the Inuit and Dene demonstration sports this year.
2007, February 23rd
The blanket toss is part of the Inuit and Dene demonstration sports this year.
Torch Travels
Yukon torchbearer Lucy Steele passes torch to next generation Heather Clarke.
2007, February 23rd
Yukon torchbearer Lucy Steele passes torch to next generation Heather Clarke.
Lights, Camera, Action!
The 2007 Canada Winter Games may be taking place in one of Canada’s more remote corners, but that does not mean that the rest of Canada will not have the chance to look in on the action.
2007, February 20th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games may be taking place in one of Canada’s more remote corners, but that does not mean that the rest of Canada will not have the chance to look in on the action.
A Great Big Thank You for volunteers!
Volunteers for the 2007 Canada Winter Games will receive a great big thank you on March 11th.
2007, February 16th
Volunteers for the 2007 Canada Winter Games will receive a great big thank you on March 11th.
Northern Athletes Get in the Games
It’s time for Canada to get excited about the Canada Winter Games.
2007, February 13th
It’s time for Canada to get excited about the Canada Winter Games.
Better Bodies to Host Canada Games Squash Competition
The Better Bodies Cross Training Centre signed a venue use agreement on Friday, February 2, 2021 with the Canada Winter Games.
2007, February 8th
The Better Bodies Cross Training Centre signed a venue use agreement on Friday, February 2, 2021 with the Canada Winter Games.
The 2007 Games Express Bus Service
Piers McDonald, left, president of the 2007 Canada Games, and Whitehorse Mayor Bev Buckway are ready to get on the bus and get in the Games with their new 2007 Games Express Service passes.
2007, February 2nd
Piers McDonald, left, president of the 2007 Canada Games, and Whitehorse Mayor Bev Buckway are ready to get on the bus and get in the Games with their new 2007 Games Express Service passes.
ATCO Place Officially Opened
The 2007 Canada Winter Games held a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning to officially open ATCO Place.
2007, January 29th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games held a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning to officially open ATCO Place.
We’re Seeing Orange!
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Volunteer Weekend is here! Click here to check out the schedule.
2007, January 24th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Volunteer Weekend is here! Click here to check out the schedule.
Mascot Birthday Bash!
The 2007 Canada Winter Games mascots will turn two years old on January 20, 2007. PHOTO : BRUCE BARRETT
2007, January 18th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games mascots will turn two years old on January 20, 2007. PHOTO : BRUCE BARRETT
Sponsor and volunteer appreciation sale until February 4th!
Thank you sponsors and volunteers!
2007, January 17th
Thank you sponsors and volunteers!
Tickets to the 2007 Canada Winter Games are selling quickly
The Opening Ceremonies for the 2007 Canada Winter Games have sold out. With less than six weeks to go all Games tickets are selling quickly.
2007, January 16th
The Opening Ceremonies for the 2007 Canada Winter Games have sold out. With less than six weeks to go all Games tickets are selling quickly.
2010 Olympic organizers join in 2007 Games celebrations
John Furlong, left, CEO of the Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Organizing committee visited Whitehorse this week. Furlong met with 2007 Canada Winter Games President Piers McDonald, right. PHOTO BY: BRUCE BARRETT
2007, January 10th
John Furlong, left, CEO of the Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Organizing committee visited Whitehorse this week. Furlong met with 2007 Canada Winter Games President Piers McDonald, right. PHOTO BY: BRUCE BARRETT
Another chance to see the National Artists Program Gala
Now that a third performance of the National Artists Program’s Defining Moments has been announced, audiences have another chance to see top young artists from across Canada.
2007, January 5th
Now that a third performance of the National Artists Program’s Defining Moments has been announced, audiences have another chance to see top young artists from across Canada.
City boosts transit service
The City of Whitehorse and the Canada Games Host Society have a plan to get people to and from venues with no fuss.
2007, January 2nd
The City of Whitehorse and the Canada Games Host Society have a plan to get people to and from venues with no fuss.
On the Home Stretch
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Torch Relay is continuing its exciting journey across Canada’s northern landscape. Here the torch is shown in Teslin, Yukon.
2006, December 15th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Torch Relay is continuing its exciting journey across Canada’s northern landscape. Here the torch is shown in Teslin, Yukon.
Gearing up for winter
With temperatures dropping swiftly, the new winter apparel has arrived just in time. PHOTO BY: MICHAEL EDWARDS
2006, November 30th
With temperatures dropping swiftly, the new winter apparel has arrived just in time. PHOTO BY: MICHAEL EDWARDS
Hockey legend Hayley Wickenheiser helps open new Games Volunteer Centre
Hockey legend Hayley Wickenheiser and broadcaster Kelly Hrudey helped open the new Canada Games Volunteer Centre on Thursday, November 16 in Whitehorse. PHOTO BY: MICHAEL EDWARDS
2006, November 17th
Hockey legend Hayley Wickenheiser and broadcaster Kelly Hrudey helped open the new Canada Games Volunteer Centre on Thursday, November 16 in Whitehorse. PHOTO BY: MICHAEL EDWARDS
99 Days and Counting!
“You can feel the excitement for the Games growing across the Yukon,” said Premier Dennis Fentie. “The energy that is building for this event is inspiring. All three territories are gearing up to host this major national event.”
2006, November 16th
“You can feel the excitement for the Games growing across the Yukon,” said Premier Dennis Fentie. “The energy that is building for this event is inspiring. All three territories are gearing up to host this major national event.”
Interested in volunteering for a specific sport?
This Tuesday and Thursday nights, the Canada Games will hold sport specific volunteer registration and orientation sessions. Click 'more' to see the schedule.
2006, November 12th
This Tuesday and Thursday nights, the Canada Games will hold sport specific volunteer registration and orientation sessions. Click 'more' to see the schedule.
Provinces and territories give their final ok to the 2007 Canada Winter Games
After two days of careful inspection the 13 provinces and territories have agreed that the City of Whitehorse is ready and able to host the 2007 Canada Winter Games.
2006, November 10th
After two days of careful inspection the 13 provinces and territories have agreed that the City of Whitehorse is ready and able to host the 2007 Canada Winter Games.
Volunteer sessions postponed
Two information sessions for Canada Games volunteers have been postponed, due to the cold weather. Volunteers are advised to stay inside and stay warm! The orientation session on Monday, November 27 at the Canada Games Volunteer Centre is cancelled. A French information session for volunteers at L'Association Franco- Yukonnaise, scheduled for Tuesday, November 28 has also been cancelled. The session has been rescheduled for Tuesday, December 5th at 7:30 pm, and it will be held at the Canada Games Volunteer Centre.
2006, October 30th
Two information sessions for Canada Games volunteers have been postponed, due to the cold weather. Volunteers are advised to stay inside and stay warm! The orientation session on Monday, November 27 at the Canada Games Volunteer Centre is cancelled. A French information session for volunteers at L'Association Franco- Yukonnaise, scheduled for Tuesday, November 28 has also been cancelled. The session has been rescheduled for Tuesday, December 5th at 7:30 pm, and it will be held at the Canada Games Volunteer Centre.
Bunk beds will be on the move
The Canada Games is looking for help to move almost 2,000 bunk beds next weekend. The bunk beds will be the resting spot for Games' athletes and artists between February 23 and March 10, but need to be transported from Stan MacGowan Arena in Porter Creek to the Athletes' Village. It's a huge job, and the Games are looking for volunteers to lend a hand. If you're interested in helping, contact Nick Cogger at nick.cogger@2007CanadaGames.ca .
2006, October 30th
The Canada Games is looking for help to move almost 2,000 bunk beds next weekend. The bunk beds will be the resting spot for Games' athletes and artists between February 23 and March 10, but need to be transported from Stan MacGowan Arena in Porter Creek to the Athletes' Village. It's a huge job, and the Games are looking for volunteers to lend a hand. If you're interested in helping, contact Nick Cogger at nick.cogger@2007CanadaGames.ca .
Tickets on sale now!
Tickets to the 2007 Canada Winter Games are now on sale in Whitehorse. With less than four months to go before the action kicks off on February 23, you can secure your spot on the sidelines now!
2006, October 30th
Tickets to the 2007 Canada Winter Games are now on sale in Whitehorse. With less than four months to go before the action kicks off on February 23, you can secure your spot on the sidelines now!
Blanketing the North
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Torch Relay continues throughout Canada’s north.
2006, October 27th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Torch Relay continues throughout Canada’s north.
Cassie Campbell brings a golden touch to three Yukon communities
Cassie Campbell, former captain of Canada's gold medal women's hockey team, visited three Yukon communities.
2006, October 26th
Cassie Campbell, former captain of Canada's gold medal women's hockey team, visited three Yukon communities.
Volunteer Uniforms Unveiled
The 2007 Canada Winter Games presents one more reason to volunteer for the Games: fantastic volunteer uniforms.
2006, October 13th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games presents one more reason to volunteer for the Games: fantastic volunteer uniforms.
Subaru Canada rally drives Canadian athletes to the gold
Today, Subaru Canada challenged Canadians to rally behind and support Canadian amateur athletes. Canadians answered the call through a public gathering at Yonge Dundas Square in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Canada Games.
2006, September 26th
Today, Subaru Canada challenged Canadians to rally behind and support Canadian amateur athletes. Canadians answered the call through a public gathering at Yonge Dundas Square in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Canada Games.
Figure Skating Test Event a rousing success
Test events are important steps in preparing for the Canada Games. They allow local organizers and volunteers to put Games-time protocols, systems and plans into action.
2006, September 26th
Test events are important steps in preparing for the Canada Games. They allow local organizers and volunteers to put Games-time protocols, systems and plans into action.
Sponsors convene in Whitehorse
Sixteen sponsors from across Canada, the North and the Yukon are attending the Sponsorship Summit from Wednesday, September 13 to Saturday, September 16.
2006, September 12th
Sixteen sponsors from across Canada, the North and the Yukon are attending the Sponsorship Summit from Wednesday, September 13 to Saturday, September 16.
Le May Doan Glides into Haines Junction
Canadian Olympic champion Catriona Le May Doan visited the small Yukon community of Haines Junction, Yukon to speak to local students.
2006, September 7th
Canadian Olympic champion Catriona Le May Doan visited the small Yukon community of Haines Junction, Yukon to speak to local students.
Come to the Volunteer Fair!
Come join in the fun at the 2007 Canada Winter Games Volunteer Fair. Find out everything you ever wanted to know about volunteering for the Games this Saturday, September 23 at the Canada Games Centre from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
2006, September 5th
Come join in the fun at the 2007 Canada Winter Games Volunteer Fair. Find out everything you ever wanted to know about volunteering for the Games this Saturday, September 23 at the Canada Games Centre from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Excitement for 2007 Canada Games builds with Prime Minister’s visit
Prime Minister Stephen Harper got a taste of community excitement as he toured the Canada Games Centre today in Whitehorse. The sports facility will be the primary venue for the 2007 Canada Winter Games, hosted in Whitehorse this February and March.
2006, August 31st
Prime Minister Stephen Harper got a taste of community excitement as he toured the Canada Games Centre today in Whitehorse. The sports facility will be the primary venue for the 2007 Canada Winter Games, hosted in Whitehorse this February and March.
Prince Edward Island to host 2009 Canada Summer Games
The Canada Games Council officially awarded the 2009 Canada Summer Games to the Province of Prince Edward Island.
2006, August 30th
The Canada Games Council officially awarded the 2009 Canada Summer Games to the Province of Prince Edward Island.
Torch Relay Stays the Course through Ivvavik National Park
Ivvavik National Park has the distinction of being Canada’s first National Park established as the result of a land claim. This Torch Challenge is just one of many events that have been ongoing since the launch of the Torch Relay in Ottawa on April 6, 2006.
2006, August 16th
Ivvavik National Park has the distinction of being Canada’s first National Park established as the result of a land claim. This Torch Challenge is just one of many events that have been ongoing since the launch of the Torch Relay in Ottawa on April 6, 2006.
You haven't seen this Games Gear yet!
hoodies, long-sleeve shirts and new t-shirts. Check out new back to school styles at the Official Games store in the Canada Games Centre, and downtown at the Games' headquarters on 1st Avenue.
2006, August 15th
hoodies, long-sleeve shirts and new t-shirts. Check out new back to school styles at the Official Games store in the Canada Games Centre, and downtown at the Games' headquarters on 1st Avenue.
Canada Games Introduce Opening/Closing Ceremonies Producers
The Whitehorse 2007 Canada Winter Games has named Whitehorse’s DNA Productions as the co-producers of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. David Petkovich and Kristina Mercs have teamed up with Patrick Roberge of Vancouver’s Creative Sport Productions to produce a ceremony worthy of national attention.
2006, August 14th
The Whitehorse 2007 Canada Winter Games has named Whitehorse’s DNA Productions as the co-producers of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. David Petkovich and Kristina Mercs have teamed up with Patrick Roberge of Vancouver’s Creative Sport Productions to produce a ceremony worthy of national attention.
Get in the Gear - A Fun Fridays contest
If you and your coworkers are wearing Games Gear on Fridays, you can enter to win!
2006, August 10th
If you and your coworkers are wearing Games Gear on Fridays, you can enter to win!
Friends of the Games Program Adds Three New Sponsors
The Yukon Brewing Company, Best Western Gold Rush Inn and Listers Motor Sports are the newest Mammoth Ivory sponsors.
2006, August 9th
The Yukon Brewing Company, Best Western Gold Rush Inn and Listers Motor Sports are the newest Mammoth Ivory sponsors.
Artistic Director named for National Artists Program
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Host Society is pleased to announce that Lisa Stevens has been named Artistic Director for the National Artists Program (NAP). Stevens, an award-winning Broadway choreographer, is known in the Yukon for her work with local productions Guys & Dolls and Urinetown. "It is exciting to be back in Whitehorse and working with the National Artists Program" said Stevens. "Not only is it great to be part of such a uniquely Canadian event, but it is truly an honour to work in a place that I love."
2006, July 26th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Host Society is pleased to announce that Lisa Stevens has been named Artistic Director for the National Artists Program (NAP). Stevens, an award-winning Broadway choreographer, is known in the Yukon for her work with local productions Guys & Dolls and Urinetown. "It is exciting to be back in Whitehorse and working with the National Artists Program" said Stevens. "Not only is it great to be part of such a uniquely Canadian event, but it is truly an honour to work in a place that I love."
NorthStay - Are you interested in being a NorthStay host?
The 2007 Canada Winter Games are going to be the largest sporting event ever held North of 60 and a major undertaking for Whitehorse.
2006, July 26th
The 2007 Canada Winter Games are going to be the largest sporting event ever held North of 60 and a major undertaking for Whitehorse.
Let’s Hear What a Few Volunteers Think...
You never know who you'll meet at a Volunteer sign up. Let's hear what volunteers are saying.
2006, June 30th
You never know who you'll meet at a Volunteer sign up. Let's hear what volunteers are saying.
Canada’s New Government Announces Additional Investment
The Honourable Michael Chong, President of the Queen’s Privy Council for Canada, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, and Minister for Sport, announced an additional investment of $3.8 million for the 2007 Canada Winter Games.
2006, June 26th
The Honourable Michael Chong, President of the Queen’s Privy Council for Canada, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, and Minister for Sport, announced an additional investment of $3.8 million for the 2007 Canada Winter Games.
New Dates! Whitehorse Canada Winter Games set to begin Feb. 23rd, 2007
The Whitehorse 2007 Canada Winter Games announced they will extend the Games by one day.
2006, June 26th
The Whitehorse 2007 Canada Winter Games announced they will extend the Games by one day.
Torch Relay Welcomes Mining Conglomerate to Sponsorship Team
The sponsorship announcement came just before the start of the Mayo Midnight Marathon. The Torch Relay joined the marathon for the first portion, helping start runners off with enthusiasm. Representatives from the mining consortium were on hand to help spread Games excitement in Mayo.
2006, June 19th
The sponsorship announcement came just before the start of the Mayo Midnight Marathon. The Torch Relay joined the marathon for the first portion, helping start runners off with enthusiasm. Representatives from the mining consortium were on hand to help spread Games excitement in Mayo.
Canada Games Unveil the Hardware for the 2007 Winter Games
The Whitehorse 2007 Canada Winter Games Host Society is pleased to unveil the medal design for next February’s games.
2006, June 15th
The Whitehorse 2007 Canada Winter Games Host Society is pleased to unveil the medal design for next February’s games.
Local Businesses Make the List
The Host Society will have another opportunity for local businesses to submit information
2006, June 8th
The Host Society will have another opportunity for local businesses to submit information
Torch Relay sets out on an impressive challenge to the Kluane Ice Field
The 2007 Canada Games Torch Relay began another exciting journey in the north.
2006, May 9th
The 2007 Canada Games Torch Relay began another exciting journey in the north.
Olympians support Canada Games and their sponsors.
The Canada Games has a long tradition of developing athletes for the Olympic stage.
2006, April 18th
The Canada Games has a long tradition of developing athletes for the Olympic stage.
The 2007 Canada Winter Games Torch Relay
Three stunning Pan Northern 2007 Canada Winter Games torches, lit by the Roly McLennan torch in Alert, NU started their journey across the north by three northern athletes.
2006, April 18th
Three stunning Pan Northern 2007 Canada Winter Games torches, lit by the Roly McLennan torch in Alert, NU started their journey across the north by three northern athletes.
Volunteer profiles
You never know who you'll meet at a Volunteer sign up. Let's hear what volunteers are saying.
2006, April 18th
You never know who you'll meet at a Volunteer sign up. Let's hear what volunteers are saying.
Speed Skating Test Event
Yukon Amateur Speed Skating Association (YASSA) will be hosting the Canada Post Age Class Short Track Championships at the Canada GamesCentre in Whitehorse.
2006, March 1st
Yukon Amateur Speed Skating Association (YASSA) will be hosting the Canada Post Age Class Short Track Championships at the Canada GamesCentre in Whitehorse.
Viewpoint Technologies Ltd. Announcement
Viewpoint Technologies Ltd. of Victoria BC to provide registration, volunteer management and accreditation services for the Games.
2006, February 28th
Viewpoint Technologies Ltd. of Victoria BC to provide registration, volunteer management and accreditation services for the Games.
Test Events
A number of test events are currently being planned for 2006/07. These will provide opportunities for the City of Whitehorse and the Yukon to prepare for the up coming 2007 Canada Winter Games.
2006, January 11th
A number of test events are currently being planned for 2006/07. These will provide opportunities for the City of Whitehorse and the Yukon to prepare for the up coming 2007 Canada Winter Games.
Olympic ceremonies producer lends his expertise
Jacques Lemay spent a weekend meeting with 2007 Canada Winter Games planning volunteers and staff to discuss the opening and closing ceremonies...
2006, January 10th
Jacques Lemay spent a weekend meeting with 2007 Canada Winter Games planning volunteers and staff to discuss the opening and closing ceremonies...
Mascot's First Birthday
The mascots have gathered to celebrate their first birthday and their newly announced names.
2006, January 9th
The mascots have gathered to celebrate their first birthday and their newly announced names.
