2027 Canada Deaf Games

The Canada Deaf Games (CDG) are returning to Montreal, Quebec, from April 30 to May 2, 2027!

Organized by the Association sportive des sourds du Québec (ASSQ), sanctioned by the Canadian Deaf Sports Association (CDSA), and held in partnership with AlterGo Événements, the Games will bring together Deaf and hard-of-hearing athletes from across Canada.

The CDG promote sports participation, social connections, and enjoyment in a welcoming atmosphere. They offer a unique opportunity to participate in various sports, build connections within the Deaf community, and encourage an active lifestyle.

The main goal: participate, have fun, and share a passion for sports!


SPORTS

Five sports will be featured at the 2027 Canada Deaf Games:

Participation in Multiple Sports

Each participant may register for up to three sports. An exception applies to basketball: participants who choose basketball may participate in only one additional sport.

Detailed participation requirements and technical regulations will be announced at a later date.


COMPETITION VENUES

Competitions will take place at two sports facilities in Montreal.

Claude-Robillard Sports Complex

Main Competition Venue

The Claude-Robillard Sports Complex will host competitions in the following sports:

  • Volleyball
  • Basketball
  • Badminton
  • Table Tennis

Quilles G Plus – Rose Bowl

Bowling competitions will take place at Quilles G Plus – Rose Bowl.
Bowling competitions will be organized by ASSQ and CDSA, independently of AlterGo Événements.


REGISTRATION

Registration for the 2027 Canada Deaf Games will be coordinated through provincial Deaf sports associations.

Registration Fees

Registration PeriodDeadlineFee
Early RegistrationJanuary 25, 2027$65 per participant
Late RegistrationFebruary 25, 2027$80 per participant

Registration Form

The registration form for provincial Deaf sports associations will be available in October 2026.

REGISTRATION FORM – COMING SOON

For more information about registration, please contact your provincial Deaf sports association.


ACCOMMODATION, TRANSPORTATION AND MEALS

Services will be available to help delegations plan their participation in the 2027 Canada Deaf Games.

Accommodation

Courtyard Marriott Montréal Midtown
A special accommodation rate is available for participants:

Room TypeRate
Room with two double beds$210 per night, per room
Parking$19 per day

Accommodation costs are the responsibility of participants.
Reservation details will be provided at a later date.

Transportation

Transportation services will be available to delegations at a cost of $90 per participant.

Shuttle services provided by Défi sportif AlterGo:

  • Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) to the Claude-Robillard Sports Complex.
  • Claude-Robillard Sports Complex to the hotel.

Carpooling organized by CDSA and ASSQ:

  • Transportation to Quilles G Plus – Rose Bowl.

Meals

Two meals will be provided by ASSQ and CDSA during the event:

DateMeal Provided
Friday, April 30, 2027Dinner
Saturday, May 1, 2027Lunch

All other meals are the responsibility of participants.


SCHEDULE AND ACTIVITIES

Competition Schedule

The 2027 Canada Deaf Games will take place from Friday, April 30, to Sunday, May 2, 2027, in Montreal.
View the sports schedule below for competition times, including preliminary rounds and elimination events.

DOWNLOAD THE SPORTS SCHEDULE (PDF)

Opening Activity

A social activity organized by the Association sportive des sourds du Québec (ASSQ) is planned as part of the Games’ opening activities. More details will be announced in February 2027.

Medal Ceremony

Due to the tight competition schedule, there will be no official closing ceremony for this edition. Instead, a medal ceremony will recognize athletes’ performances and participation.


SPORT REGULATIONS AND SPORT SAFETY

Technical Regulations

Technical regulations for each sport will be available before the competitions begin.

Sport Safety

The Canadian Deaf Sports Association (CDSA) is committed to providing a safe, respectful, inclusive, and supportive sporting environment.

For more information, please consult the CDSA’s sport safety resources.

Canadian Deaf Sports Association - Association des sports des sourds du Canada

 

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