SCHEDULE

PROGRAM

The Canadian Francophone Games will present a unique program, showcasing French Canadian youth.

Program (In French)

A week filled with competitions, cultural events and entertainment.

Competitions in nearly 70 events and 400 medals are awarded during the CF Games.

Admission is free for all activities.

Competitions

The arts, leadership and sports competitions run from Tuesday to Saturday.

Ceremonies

Festivities begin with the Opening Ceremony on and end with the Closing Ceremony.

Festival Lead’Arts

The Festival Lead’Arts will be held on Friday. This event, featuring the winners in all art competitions is not to be missed.

Festival Lead’Arts

The Festival Lead’Arts will be held on Friday. This event, featuring the winners in all art competitions is not to be missed.

Festival Lead’Arts

The Festival Lead’Arts will be held on Friday. This event, featuring the winners in all art competitions is not to be missed.

Francophonie Night

One more night to relish in French Canadian culture. Details to be announced at a later date.

Games Village

The CFGames Village, a lively venue for everyone and will be open throughout the Games.

Results

Complete results from past Games are available by clicking on the links below:

Medal spreadsheets are also available in French per discipline and per Games (see bottom of the page).

Awards

Games Flag Award

The Games Flag is awarded to to the Province or Territory with the greatest number of points from all the events combined.

Francophonie Spirit Award

The Francophonie Spirit Award goes to the delegation that distinguished itself by its friendship, helpfulness and collaboration with other teams. Participants vote to identify the winning team.

Francophonie Spirit Award Criteria :

The team that best promoted la Francophonie and the French-Canadian culture through their actions and interactions with others;
The team that showed the best collaborative spirit during the Games;
The team who developed camaraderie towards other teams;
The team who demonstrated fair play while competing and participating in activities.

Most Improved Award

The Most Improved Award is given to the team that shows the greatest improvement from one Games to the next.

Past Prize – Environmental Award

In the past, the Environmental Award was given to the team showing the best efforts and actions towards preserving the environment in their preparation and at the Games.

Here were the winners:

2014 – British Columbia
2011 – Yukon
2008 – Manitoba

YEAR	FLAG	MOST IMPROVED	FRANCOPHONIE
2017	New Brunswick	Northwest Territories	Manitoba
2014	Quebec	Yukon	Manitoba
2011	Quebec	British Columbia	Manitoba
2008	New Brunswick	Newfoundland & Labrador	Ontario
2005	Quebec	Ontario	New Brunswick
2002	Quebec	Quebec	Saskatchewan
1999	New Brunswick	–	Ontario

Medals per discipline

ARTS	LEADERSHIP	SPORTS
Visual arts	Leadership	Athletics + Records
Improvisation	Public Speaking	Badminton
Music	Media (stories)	Basketball
Demo art	Active Citizen	Ultimate frisbee
		Volleyball
		Demo sport