On 10th - 17th July 2027, Birmingham will welcome 550 wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans, and their families, from 25 nations. They will compete in 12 adaptive sports to support their recovery and inspire others through their resilience.

In January 2027, the Deaf Sports Community will come together in Innsbruck - Seefeld - Tirol to compete. The 21st Winter Deaflympics will celebrate the ICSD’s values in a city renowned for its rich Olympic history and world-class wintersport

This popular event designed for post-secondary schools has been presented to over 5,000 students and professionals over 25 years. Learn from parasport community experts about accessibility and inclusion in sport, recreation and physical activity for people of all ages and abilities. Great discussions and networking opportunities, and continuing education. Provincially-recognized Intro to Inclusive Participation Level I Certification included.

Taking place on March 11th, 2023 in Kitchner. 

Figure skating has featured on the Canada Winter Games program since the inaugural Games in 1967, and has remained ever since. Events for Special Olympics athletes were incorporated at the 2003 Games.

Figure skating has featured on the Canada Winter Games program since the inaugural Games in 1967, and has remained ever since. Events for Special Olympics athletes were incorporated at the 2003 Games.

Figure skating has featured on the Canada Winter Games program since the inaugural Games in 1967, and has remained ever since. Events for Special Olympics athletes were incorporated at the 2003 Games.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Initially, alpine skiing featured only able-bodied athletes until the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax, NS. The integration of para sit ski into the Canada Games program ensured the involvement of athletes with a disability to make the sport much more inclusive. 

Para-alpine skiing has been part of the Paralympic Games since the first Winter Games in 1976, and Canada has won medals at each Games since then.

Wheelchair basketball joined the Canada Winter Games program in 1995, remaining on since. The competition is very unique, in that it’s a mixed-gender event, and is open to both athletes with physical disabilities and able-bodied athletes.

Wheelchair basketball joined the Canada Winter Games program in 1995, remaining on since. The competition is very unique, in that it’s a mixed-gender event, and is open to both athletes with physical disabilities and able-bodied athletes.

Wheelchair basketball joined the Canada Winter Games program in 1995, remaining on since. The competition is very unique, in that it’s a mixed-gender event, and is open to both athletes with physical disabilities and able-bodied athletes.