Sports events Canada

Portsmouth Olympic Harbor, facing the St. Lawrence River and Wolfe Island, celebrates sailing in style with championships and regattas of all kinds throughout the summer. The event kicks off in late June with the WASZP Americas Championship and concludes in late September with the inevitable fall regattas, including one dedicated to kitesurfing. We also recommend the North American J/22 Championship in July. It's really a great show to see all these sailboats off Kingston!

International Circuit Marathon between Niagara Falls and Fort Erie. In addition to the official 42-kilometre marathon, you can register for the half-marathon, 10-kilometre and 5-kilometre races. In 2023, all races start and finish in Canada, but a return of the city of Buffalo (USA) to the circuit could happen in the following years. They also organize the Ultra Marathon in June in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

This festival brings together cycling enthusiasts for a week of events, including the Tour de l'Île, the Tour la Nuit and the Défi Métropolitain. These sporting challenges have been designed for the general public and are an opportunity to get together with family and friends for a fun and pressure-free cycling activity. Events are also organized throughout the week to promote cycling to and from work (conferences, workshops, meetings...).

Every year, the Formula 1 circus arrives in Montreal where the best drivers in the world compete for one of the stages of the world championship. The Montreal circuit is one of the favourites of drivers and motor sport fans. The metropolis then became a perpetual celebration with festivities organized throughout the city, from Old Montreal to Little Italy. Bonus: the "open house" day at the circuit which allows you to walk in front of the paddocks and admire the assembly of the cars of each team.

An all-inclusive sports vacation in the heart of a region that is constantly featured in various National Geographic magazine charts, do you want to? Pack your backpack, put on your skis or snowshoes and embark on this beautiful adventure combining sport, nature, discovery and memorable encounters. It is by no means a competition, but good physical fitness is necessary to complete the course. Note that the Traversée de la Gaspésie is also held in the fall with its "boot" version (hiking).