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Special Olympics Canada Chapters

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Chapters

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Our Chapters play an active and important role in reaching Special Olympics’ goals across Canada.

Each Chapter offers multiple kinds of programming and opportunities for participation across the province or territory including local community activities and sport clubs, regional and provincial athletic competitions, and fundraising events that help support programming.

The staff and volunteers at each Chapter are dedicated to the Special Olympics mission and work tirelessly to enrich the lives of those involved in our programs. There are many ways for you to get involved through your local Chapter: volunteering with a program, helping out at an event, or becoming a coach.

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  • Alberta Special Olympics 

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  • British Columbia Special Olympics

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  • Manitoba Special Olympics 

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  • New Brunswick Special Olympics

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  • Newfoundland and Labrador Special Olympics 

Screenshot of the Special Olympics Newfoundland & Labrador website promoting the 2025 Provincial Summer Games in Gander, NL, July 3-6, with action photos of athletes and the event logo.

  • North West Territories 

Screenshot of the Special Olympics Northwest Territories website, featuring a headline about Josh and Barb being recognized at the 2025 Sport North Awards, with a photo of six smiling people holding awards.

  • Nova Scotia

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  • Ontario

Special Olympics website homepage features a red banner with two athletes, a soccer player and a volleyball player, and text promoting inclusive sports. Buttons read Become an athlete and Become a volunteer. Statistics and news below.

  • Prince Edward Island
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  • Québec

Homepage of Special Olympics Québec website showing a banner with children playing floor hockey, and buttons labeled I want to become an athlete and I want to become a volunteer. Navigation links are at the top.

  • Saskatchewan

Screenshot of the Special Olympics Saskatchewan website homepage featuring the message, “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt,” with photos of smiling athletes and options to get involved.

  • Yukon Territories
Screenshot of the Special Olympics Manitoba website homepage, featuring happy athletes in winter gear, event announcements, and news stories. The main heading reads Enriching Lives Through The Power of Sport.
 

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