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Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games Reflection

ParaSport Ontario was a part of the Niagara Place festivities throughout the Canada Summer Games!
From August 6th to 21st, the Niagara Region welcomed more than 5,000 participants to compete in the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games. The Canada Games are one of only a few events where athletes with both physical and mental disabilities compete in the same Games as able-bodied athletes!
Athletes with physical (para) and mental (Special Olympics) disabilities were featured in select sports at the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games. The 2022 Canada Summer Games featured athletics and swimming competitions for both para and Special Olympics athletes in addition to a parasailing event. The upcoming 2023 Canada Winter Games sport program currently includes wheelchair basketball, para nordic, para-alpine and figure skating for Special Olympics athletes.
ParaSport Ontario was a part of the Niagara Place festivities throughout the Canada Summer Games! Visitors of the Games were welcomed to take in live music, and art exhibits, explore Niagara’s culinary scene and try out different adaptive sports each day! Check out some of our favourite photos of the ParaSport booth below.
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