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Canada Games Celebrate Six Decades of Creating Legacies in “Since 1967” Campaign

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Canada Games Celebrate Six Decades of Creating Legacies in “Since 1967” Campaign. (2026, October 15). Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/globenewswire/canada-games-celebrate-six-decades-of-creating-legacies-in-since-1967-campaign/article_56e4c4b6-4dba-5a0c-aa5e-005310288788.html

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The Canada Games Council has launched a campaign called "Since 1967" to celebrate six decades of fostering athletic achievement across Canada. The initiative includes a national video featuring historical and present-day competition footage alongside interviews with notable athletes like Donnovan Bennett and Jacqueline Simoneau, who share their experiences from participating in the games since 1967.
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The Canada Games Council (CGC) has launched a national campaign called "Since 1967" to celebrate six decades of the Canada Games, highlighting its impact on Canadian athletes and sports. The campaign features a flagship video narrated in English by Donnovan Bennett, a Rugby athlete from Ontario who participated in the 2001 games, and in French by Jacqueline Simoneau, an Artistic Swimming champion and Olympian from Quebec who competed in 2011. The initiative aims to showcase how the Canada Games have helped athletes achieve greatness since 1967.

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CGC OTTAWA Ontario the Canada Games the Canada Games Council

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CGC ORG · 1× Canadian NORP · 1× Donnovan Bennett PERSON · 1× English NORP · 1× Jacqueline Simoneau PERSON · 1× OTTAWA GPE · 1× Ontario GPE · 1× Rugby GPE · 1× Since 1967 ORG · 1× the Canada Games Council ORG · 1×

Narrative

Canada Games Alumni and acclaimed Sports Journalist, Donnovan Bennett (Rugby, 2001, ON) narrates the English version while fellow Alum, World Champion and Olympian, Jacqueline Simoneau (Artistic Swimming, 2011, QC) voices the French.
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🔮 From discovering what might be possible to becoming the legends they were chasing.

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Since 1967, the Canada Games have been where athletes go from striving for greatness to achieving it. asserted
athletes → go → it
From discovering what might be possible to becoming the legends they were chasing. uncertain
they → discover → legends
Today, the Canada Games Council (CGC) is proud to launch Since 1967, a national brand campaign celebrating six decades of athlete alumni and their lasting impact on Canadian sport. asserted
Council → launch → sport
At the centre of the campaign is a national flagship video that journeys from historical competition footage to present day action, while featuring the iconic athletes who have shaped our collective sporting history. asserted
who → journey → history
Canada Games Alumni and acclaimed Sports Journalist, Donnovan Bennett (Rugby, 2001, ON) narrates the English version while fellow Alum, World Champion and Olympian, Jacqueline Simoneau (Artistic Swimming, 2011, QC) voices the French. asserted
Simoneau → narrate → French
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