In the North, we understand the true power of community, resilience, and belonging. These aren’t just words, they are the heart of who we are. And they’re also the heart of what the Canada Games have been about for nearly 60 years.
Today, more than ever, Canada needs the Canada Games.
The Canada Games aren’t just a sporting event. They are about unity, bringing Provinces and Territories together from coast to coast to coast. They are about connection, building friendships that span across regions and cultures. They are about resilience, offering athletes a place to rise, to face challenges, and to grow stronger through sport.
Here in the Northwest Territories, we know that every opportunity matters. Whether it’s a young athlete taking their first step onto a national stage, a coach gaining invaluable experience, or a community coming together to cheer, the Canada Games help us dream bigger, work harder, and believe stronger.
It’s about sparking greatness, not just on the podium, but in our schools, our rinks, our recreation centres, and our communities. It’s about investing in the future of sport and leadership. It’s about creating spaces where Northern youth can shine, where they can proudly say: “I belong here.”
From inspiring more than 140,000 volunteers across Canada, to fueling local pride and economic growth with each edition, the Canada Games are a legacy of hope, determination, and unity.
At Table Tennis North, we are proud to support this message. Proud to see our athletes, coaches, and officials take part. Proud to be part of something that brings all of us, no matter where we live, a little closer together.
Because it’s not just about the medals. It’s about the memories, the growth, and the ripple effect of believing in something bigger than ourselves. More than ever, Canada needs the Canada Games. And the North will always be ready to answer that call.