About CGC

Commonwealth Games Canada (CGC) is the international franchise holder for the Commonwealth Games and Commonwealth movement in Canada, and an active, contributing member of the Canadian sport community. Led by a volunteer Board of Directors and supported by professional staff, CGC is committed to strengthening sport in Canada and throughout the Commonwealth.

As the host of the first Commonwealth Games (Hamilton – 1930), Canadians have always had a special relationship with the Commonwealth Games. Our Commonwealth tradition, national pride and common Canadian values embodied in the Canadian athletes striving for success strike a chord with all Canadians. Since its inception, CGC has a rich history as an important Canadian sport leader and occupies an important position within the Canadian sport landscape. CGC has always had a profound and unique impact on Canadian sport, rooted in its innovative, values-based and athlete-centered approach to policy and decision making.

Mission, Vision, Values

Find out about our Mission, Vision, Values as well as the set priority goals of Commonwealth Games Canada.

Board of Directors

Read about our Board Members.  These dedicated individuals are elected every four years.  Their depth of experience and passion for the sport community help steer Commonwealth Games Canada toward excellence.

Awards

Commonwealth Games Canada has two prestigious awards.  Check out the type of awards and the past recipients.