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🏅 CRESTON SPECIAL OLYMPICS REGISTRATION BBQ IS TODAY! 🏅Come join us today at Centennial Park from 4:30–6:00 PM for our C...
09/01/2026

🏅 CRESTON SPECIAL OLYMPICS REGISTRATION BBQ IS TODAY! 🏅

Come join us today at Centennial Park from 4:30–6:00 PM for our Creston Special Olympics Registration BBQ! 🌭🍔

Come out and register your child for our upcoming 2026–2027 Special Olympics season, or sign up yourself to become one of our amazing volunteers! ❀

Come by, get registered, enjoy some food, visit with everyone, and help us get ready for another wonderful season with Creston Special Olympics!

❀ Hope we see you there! ❀

08/27/2026

☑ Volunteer Reminder

As we prepare for the start of a new program year, we're reminding all Special Olympics BC volunteers that a valid Police Information Check – Vulnerable Screening (also known as a Criminal Record Check) must be on file before participating in programs and events.

All volunteers are required to complete a Police Information Check before beginning their role and renew it every five years. Volunteers with an expired or missing check must submit a new one to remain eligible to volunteer.

This requirement helps us maintain the safest possible environment for our athletes, volunteers, and communities, and is an important part of our ongoing Safe Sport commitment.

📖 Learn more: https://www.specialolympics.bc.ca/resources/volunteer-police-information-check-faq

📧 Questions? Reach out to us at [email protected]

Thank you to our incredible volunteers for helping us put safety first and create safe, inclusive, and welcoming experiences for all. 💙

08/26/2026

The Healthy Athletes program continues to make a meaningful impact on athletes beyond competition. 🙌

During the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games Medicine Hat 2026, athletes had access to vision, hearing, and oral health screenings, along with fitness, foot health, and wellness education. These disciplines empower athletes with the tools and knowledge to live healthier lives both on and off the field of play. đŸ’Ș

One standout experience for our rhythmic gymnastics team was the Women’s Health discipline, which provided health education and bra fittings for female and non-binary athletes, along with free sports bras. This simple but impactful service helped athletes feel supported, comfortable, and confident. 💚

Thank you to the incredible Healthy Athletes volunteers and healthcare professionals who make these life-changing experiences possible! 👏

08/26/2026

Team BC arrived at the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games Medicine Hat 2026 with 243 athletes, 75 coaches, and 22 mission staff, representing 42 communities across British Columbia. Together, they helped earn 340+ medals while competing alongside nearly 1,700 athletes, coaches, and mission staff from across Canada in 10 sports. 👏

The statistics tell an impressive story. But one of Team BC's most memorable moments can't be captured by numbers alone. 🙌

After winning multiple silver medals in 10-pin bowling, athlete Edward Ng noticed a teammate had not reached the podium. He surprised her by giving her one of his own medals. đŸ„č

It was a powerful reflection of the team spirit he spoke about at the start of the Games:

"Friends that support and cheer each other on to do the best that they can."

While Team BC's results speak for themselves, Edward's gesture tells an even bigger story about kindness, inclusion, and what it truly means to be a teammate. đŸ€©

That's the best kind of victory. 💙

📾 Edward Ng (front row, first from left) with fellow Team BC 10-pin bowling athletes.

For more such stories and photos from the Games, visit SOTeamBC.ca.

08/23/2026
08/20/2026

Highlights of Team BC at the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Medicine Hat.

Congratulations to all.
08/17/2026

Congratulations to all.

Today at the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Medicine Hat, at High Five Fest, athletes, coaches, families and su...
08/15/2026

Today at the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Medicine Hat, at High Five Fest, athletes, coaches, families and supporters celebrated the week's accomplishments: medals were given out for 10-pin bowling, golf, rhythmic gymnastics. Refreshments, games, face painting, pin and T shirt exchange, photos, DJ music and dance. The sun came out today to shine on the Flame of Hope....and Claire, Misty and Erin ran into each other at the Saamis tepee.

https://www.socmedhat2026.ca/news/innovation-at-the-special-olympics-canada-summer-games-2026-womens-health-and-bra-fitt...
08/15/2026

https://www.socmedhat2026.ca/news/innovation-at-the-special-olympics-canada-summer-games-2026-womens-health-and-bra-fitting

đŸƒâ€â™€ïž INNOVATION AT THE SPECIAL OLYMPICS CANADA SUMMER GAMES 2026: WOMEN’S HEALTH AND BRA FITTING

OK men, time to discuss something that might make you feel uncomfortable, but is worth reading about: women. Specifically, injuries that female athletes exclusively experience.

Read the full story: www.socmedhat2026.ca/news
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đŸƒâ€â™€ïž UNE INNOVATION AUX JEUX D’OLYMPIQUES SPÉCIAUX 2026 : SANTÉ DES FEMMES ET AJUSTEMENT DES SOUTIENS-GORGE

Messieurs, il est temps d'aborder un sujet qui pourrait vous mettre mal Ă  l'aise, mais qui mĂ©rite votre attention : il s’agit des femmes. Plus prĂ©cisĂ©ment, des blessures et problĂšmes de santĂ© qui touchent exclusivement les athlĂštes fĂ©minines.

Lire l'article complet: www.socmedhat2026.ca/nouvelles

08/15/2026

⛳ 1ïžâƒŁ GOLFER MAKES HOLE-IN-ONE AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS CANADA SUMMER GAMES

Taylor Carter's watch thought his hole-in-one was a medical emergency.

The 33-year-old Regina, Sask. golfer's heart was racing so much after acing the 16th hole at Medicine Hat Golf and Country Club on Friday that his watch detected an unusually high pulse and attempted to trigger an emergency services call.

Carter had just hit a 9-iron 135 yards from the white tees during the final round of the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games when the excitement began. His brother was the first one to notice, screaming with joy.

Read the full story: www.socmedhat2026.ca/news
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⛳ 1ïžâƒŁ UN GOLFEUR RÉUSSIT UN TROU D’UN COUP AUX JEUX D’ÉTÉ D’OLYMPIQUES SPÉCIAUX CANADA

La montre de Taylor Carter a cru que son trou d’un coup Ă©tait une urgence mĂ©dicale.

Le golfeur de 33 ans de Regina, en Saskatchewan, avait le cƓur qui battait si fort aprĂšs avoir rĂ©ussi un trou d’un coup au 16e trou du Medicine Hat Golf and Country Club vendredi que sa montre a dĂ©tectĂ© un pouls anormalement Ă©levĂ© et a tentĂ© de dĂ©clencher un appel aux services d’urgence.

Carter venait de frapper un fer 9 Ă  135 verges des tertres blancs lors de la ronde finale des Jeux d’étĂ© d’Olympiques spĂ©ciaux Canada lorsque l’excitation a commencĂ©. Son frĂ©re a Ă©tĂ© le premier Ă  s’en rendre compte, criant de joie.

Lire l'article complet: www.socmedhat2026.ca/nouvelles

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