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a person with one prosthetic leg wearing boots in the snow

The First-Ever Winter Invictus Games

Cheer on more than 500 competitors as they experience the unrivalled power of sport! Honour those who serve their country while being a part of the shared journey of recovery

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Sports

Alpine Ski Pictogram

Alpine Skiing

Snowboarding Pictogram

SNOWBOARDING

indoor rowing machine

INDOOR ROWING

Biathlon sport pictogram

BIATHLON

Nordic Ski Pictogram

NORDIC SKIING

sitting volleyball symbol

SITTING VOLLEYBALL

Skeleton Pictogram

SKELETON

swimming pool

SWIMMING

wheelchair basketball symbol

Wheelchair BASKETBALL

sport of Curling Pictogram

WHEELCHAIR CURLING

wheelchair rugby symbol

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY

Our Mission

Deliver a world-class event and, through the power of the Invictus Games, inspire recovery, support rehabilitation, and generate a wider understanding and respect for those who serve their country.

World Class Games Deliver an international sporting competition for Wounded, Injured, and Sick (WIS) service personnel and Veterans
Shared Journey of Recovery Create a culture in which competitors and their families are valued, respected, and receive support
Deeper Social Purpose Through our actions, demonstrate our commitment to reconciliation, inclusion, and ESG

Venues

aerial view of the Vancouver Convention Centre

Vancouver Convention Centre

Located on Vancouver’s downtown waterfront, the VCC will serve as the main ‘hub’ of the Games. It will host the wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby, indoor rowing and sitting volleyball competitions.
ice rink where curling competitions are held

Hillcrest Centre

Located centrally in Vancouver and home to the Vancouver Curling Club, Hillcrest will host the wheelchair curling competitions.
olympic sized indoor swimming pool

UBC Aquatics Centre

Experience aquatic excellence at the UBC Aquatic Center, a venue distinguished by its world-class facilities, commitment to aquatic achievement, and Gold Certification by the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification (RHFAC)
Lodges and hotels at the ski resort

Whistler Blackcomb

North America’s largest ski resort. Whistler Blackcomb are two side-by-side mountains offering over 8,171 acres of terrain and receiving 1,181 centimeters (465 inches) of snow on average annually. Alpine skiing and snowboarding competitions will take place on Whistler Mountain.
four cross country skiiers skiing in front of an olympic sign

Whistler Olympic Park

Located in the Callaghan Valley, just south of Whistler, Whistler Olympic Park is a world-class Nordic sport facility. The Park will host the Nordic skiing and biathlon competitions.
a competitor in the skeleton race

Whistler Sliding Centre

Located above Whistler Village on Blackcomb Mountain, the Whistler Sliding Centre is a world-class sliding sports facility that will host the skeleton competitions.
Rogers Arena in Vancouver at night with street lights all around

Rogers Arena

Located in downtown Vancouver, Rogers Arena is a multi-purpose arena that will host the Closing Ceremonies.

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