The Canada Games is a multi-sport and cultural event that brings together the best athletes in a specified age group from each Canadian province and territory.
The primary objective of the Games and the Games movement is national and provincial sport development of Canadian youth. The Games provide the stimulus for Canadian youth to reach their athletic potential, pursue excellence and develop socially and culturally within the context of ethical competition. The Games rotate across the country with facilities built for the games often serving as a sporting legacy to the host communities.
2023 Canada Winter Games Ringette Manitoba Policy
2023 Canada Winter Games Selection Policy
Canada Winter Games 2023 information sheet
Evaluation Forms
Ringette was introduced to the Canada Winter Games (CWG) in 1991 when the games were hosted in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Team Manitoba finished 4th that year. In subsequent years Manitoba has placed as follows:
1995 Grand Prairie, Alberta, 2nd (silver medal)
1999 Corner Brook, Newfoundland, 2nd (silver medal)
2003 Bathurst-Campbelton, New Brunswick, 2nd (silver medal)
2007 Whitehorse, Yukon, 4th
2011 Halifax, Nova Scotia, 5th
2015 Prince George, BC, 1st (Gold Medal)
2019 Red Deer, AB 3rd (Bronze Medal)
2023 Charlottetown, PEI, 5th
The 2027 Canada Winter Games will be hosted in Quebec City. Once again Ringette will be a part of these Games.
