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Team Alberta
In February of 2023, Team Alberta will look to build on their success at the 2019 Canada Winter Games as they head to PEI. Prince Edward Island will host the 2023 Canada Winter Games February 18 – March 5, 2023.
The Island held the Canada Winter Games in 1991 and more recently the 2009 Canada Summer Games. The 2023 Canada Winter Games will be hosted at venues across the province truly making these an Island Games. 2023 will host 20 different sports including the introduction of a new sport to the Games … Karate!
Watch for more information as it becomes available.
If you have any additional questions about Team Alberta, Please contact Chef de Mission Cam Berwald – cam.berwald@gov.ab.ca
Please find below links to the files and guidelines for the new Team Alberta Logo. If you require a different format please contact Cam Berwald at cam.berwald@gov.ab.ca or Sheri Wilson at sheri.wilson@gov.ab.ca
Team Alberta Logo Guidelines
Team Alberta Horizontal Logos
Black – JPG
Color – PNG
Color – EPS
Team Alberta Vertical Logos
See the daily results from Red Deer and past results from previous Canada Winter Games
Keep up with all the latest Team Alberta pictures, videos and so much more ...
Want to look back on the action ... Every event was live streamed and is now archived for viewing
The Canada Games are an interprovincial and territorial sports festival staged every two years, alternating between Summer and Winter Games.
Since the Canada Games were introduced in 1967, more than 100,000 participants in over 40 sports have been involved as athletes, coaches or officials, and over 75,000 volunteers have dedicated their time to staging the event.
The complete results for Team Alberta please see our results page
The 2019 Canada Winter Games was the largest event ever hosted in Red Deer and the largest multi-sport and cultural event to be hosted in Alberta in over 30 years – since the 1988 Olympics in Calgary!
Team Alberta had their best-ever performance at the 2019 Canada Winter Games, earning 100 medals, finishing third overall. Team Alberta captured 36 gold, 33 silver and 31 bronze medals at the Games and many of our athletes achieved personal bests.
Team Alberta earned the Centennial Cup and Jack Pelech Award for its performance during the 2019 Canada Winter Games. The Centennial Cup was awarded to a team that showed the greatest improvement from the 2015 Winter Games. The Jack Pelech Award goes to the team whose athletes, coaches, managers and mission staff best combine competitive performance, good sportsmanship and a spirit of fair play, cooperation and friendship.
Team Alberta, Chef de Mission Suite 500 10055 106 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1G3 P: 780-422-7109 Email: cam.berwald@gov.ab.ca
Competing and cheering alongside Canada's top athletes from a variety of sports created an atmosphere unlike anything I'd experienced. Adam Wong, Gymnastics, 2003 Canada Games
Competing and cheering alongside Canada's top athletes from a variety of sports created an atmosphere unlike anything I'd experienced.
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