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Along with our media partners, Global BC and Black Press, we are sharing the inspirational stories of the BC Games across British Columbia.
Athletes from communities small and large earn their place to represent their home zone at the Games. Alumni such as Olympic medalists Brent Hayden (Swimming) and Maelle Ricker (Snowboarding) as well as international superstars Ryder Hesjedal (Cycling) and Justin Morneau (Baseball) began their journey to international success at the Games.
Thursday Recap: Friendships, Fast Breaks, and Full Hearts | Kelowna 2026 BC Summer Games
/in 2026 BC Summer GamesOpening Ceremony: The Official Start of the Kelowna 2026 BC Summer Games
/in 2026 BC Summer GamesAir Quality Update for 2026 BC Summer Games
/in 2026 BC Summer Games, 2026 News, FeaturedWith the Kelowna 2026 BC Summer Games kicking off later this week, excitement is building as more than 3,000 athletes, coaches and officials prepare to arrive in the Central Okanagan for British Columbia’s largest multi-sport event.
Five sports offering Indigenous sport programming opportunities at Kelowna 2026 BC Summer Games
/in 2026 BC Summer Games, 2026 News, FeaturedThrough strategic partnerships with the Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity & Recreation Council (I·SPARC), respective Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs), and the BC Games Society, Indigenous pathway initiatives in Baseball, Box Lacrosse, Canoe/Kayak, Ultimate, and Wrestling will give more athletes the opportunity to continue their sporting ambitions.
Beat the Heat at the BC Summer Games
/in 2026 BC Summer Games, 2026 News, FeaturedWith the Kelowna 2026 BC Summer Games kicking off later this week, excitement is building as more than 3,000 athletes, coaches and officials prepare to arrive in the Central Okanagan for British Columbia’s largest multi-sport event.