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TRAIL-ROSSLAND 2026 BC WINTER GAMES
  • January 19

    Hourglass Hourglass
  • January 23 - 30

    Check Check

    Registration Confirmation

    All registered participants will receive an email from the BC Games Society giving them access to the BC GAMES PARTICIPANT WEBSITE and providing details about how to complete the registration process. Learn more about the registration process.

  • January 30

    Mail Mail

    Participant Email

    If you have not received an email by January 30, please contact us at participantreg@bcgames.org and include your name, sport, zone, and email address.

  • February 1 - 21

    G2G Sessions

    In-person and video Games information sessions take place, giving athletes, coaches, officials, and family an opportunity to learn more about the Games and what to expect. Learn more.

  • February 10

    Hourglass Hourglass

    Deadline for BC Games Leadership Bursary Applications

    Athletes, young coaches, and youth officials are invited to apply for the BC Games Leadership Bursary supported by Canadian Tire. Sixteen $1000 bursary are awarded to participants under 19 at each BC Winter and BC Summer Games. Learn more.

  • February 11

    Hourglass Hourglass

    Deadline for Conditions of Entry and Medical/Allergy Form

    Last day to complete Medical/Allergy form and conditions of entry via the BC GAMES PARTICIPANT WEBSITE, including waivers and the Culture of the Games module.

  • February 13

    Hourglass Hourglass

    Deadline for Athlete Substitutions

    Last day for sports to submit athlete substitution requests.

  • February 25

    Briefcase Briefcase
  • March 1

    Briefcase Briefcase
KELOWNA 2026 BC SUMMER GAMES

CULTURE OF THE GAMES

Positive, Respectful, Inclusive

The Culture of the Games outlines and describes the expectations of those associated with the Games.

Your comprehensive guide to the BC Winter and BC Summer Games

For many participants, the BC Winter and BC Summer Games serve as their first taste of a multi-sport games. Athletes become part of a bigger zone team,  giving them the opportunity to reach outside of their sport and team to make new friendships and create lasting memories.

Whether its walking into the Opening Ceremony, cheering on other athletes and teams in your zone, or sleeping on our famous rubber mats in schools, the Games offer a wholly unique experience that athletes, coaches, and officials will carry with them for the rest of their lives.

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Territory Acknowledgement

We respectfully acknowledge the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen) People, also known today as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations, and recognize that our work in this province spans the territories of more than 200 First Nations, as well as Métis and Inuit communities.

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