We know that the multi-sport experience is unique and can sometimes be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve put together answers for some of our most frequently asked questions. Toggle our list of FAQs by audience below to find out more about the BC Winter and BC Summer Games.
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How are sports chosen for the BC Winter and BC Summer Games?
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What age are the athletes who attend the Games?
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How are communities picked to host the Games?
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How often do the BC Winter and BC Summer Games take place?
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Where can I find lists of past and current participants in the Games?
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How can I follow along with the BC Games from afar?
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Who are some of the notable alumni to have attended the Games?
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When were the first BC Winter and BC Summer Games hosted?
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Where will future BC Games be hosted?
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How are athletes chosen to attend the BC Winter and BC Summer Games?
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Are there any awards or grants that I can apply for before the Games?
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Can I attend both the BC Winter and BC Summer Games?
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Can I participate in two sports at a single BC Games?
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Where will I stay when I’m at the Games?
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Are coaches expected to stay in accommodation at the Games?
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Are coaches required to be on transportation to and from the Games with their teams?
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What certifications are required for coaches who want to attend the BC Games?
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Are there any supports or resources available for coaches who are attending the Games?
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Do I have to stay in accommodation as an official at the Games?
No, officials are not required to stay in the accommodation provided at the Games. However, accommodation and transportation can be provided if officials are registered early enough (usually around a month before the Games).
Is transportation to and from the Games available to officials?
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How do I qualify to officiate at the Games?
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Will there be a livestream for the Opening Ceremony and sports?
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My child qualified for the Games; where do I find out everything I need to know?
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Is there support available for families who may struggle to pay Games fees?
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How much is the fee to attend the BC Games?
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Do I need to purchase tickets to watch events at the Games?
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How do I ensure that my child’s dietary or medical needs are met at the Games?
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Can my child stay with me outside of accommodation?
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Where can I find action photos from the Games?
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How and when can I register to volunteer at the Games?
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What can I do as a volunteer at the Games?
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What are the benefits of volunteering at the BC Games?
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I signed up to volunteer but haven’t been contacted yet; what should I do?
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How much time am I expected to commit as a volunteer for the Games?
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Where can I find a list of participants and results for the BC Winter and BC Summer Games?
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When will the list of participants by community be available to media?
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How do I ensure that I receive news releases about the BC Games?
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Who do I contact to set up an interview with a participant or volunteer?
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Do I need permission to use the photographs on Flickr in my publication?
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We respectfully acknowledge the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen) People, also known today as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations, and recognize that our work in this province spans the territories of more than 200 First Nations, as well as Métis and Inuit communities.
