Team BC is ready for the 2019 Canada Winter Games with a contingent of 349 athletes, coaches, managers, and mission staff representing British Columbia at the Games in Red Deer from February 15 to March 3, 2019.

Eight of B.C.'s top juniors were chosen by Squash BC to represent Team BC at the 2019 Canada Winter Games.

After two weeks of action at the 2015 Canada Winter Games including 88 podium performances by B.C. athletes, Team BC is proud to announce that squash athlete and double medalist Michele Garceau has been chosen as the Closing Ceremony flag bearer for Team BC.

Gold and bronze are on the agenda for Team BC in squash competition.

Team BC’s Michele Garceau wins gold and Matthew Toth the bronze in the squash individual competitions.  Team play continues.

Team BC posted two significant upsets in squash at the 2015 Canada Winter Games on Wednesday as Michele Garceau won gold in the women’s individual and Burnaby’s Matthew Toth won bronze on the men’s side.  

The medals are the first ever for B.C. in an individual squash event at the Canada Winter Games.

Three Team BC athletes make squash semi-finals while both men’s and women’s teams defeat their first round of opponents. 

Squash BC is pleased to announce the eight athletes named to Team BC for the 2015 Canada Winter Games during Week 2 of competition, February 23-March 1.

Team BC's youngest member, Shallon Olsen (Surrey), 10, won her first ever Canada Games Gold medal Thursday on the final day of Artistic Gymnastics competition at the 2011 Canada Winter Games.  She was awarded the top prize for her compelling floor routine, and followed up with a Bronze on the beam.

The Canada Winter Games only happen every four years. Needless to say it's a mighty privilege for those up-and-coming athletes chosen from the South Island.