Agenda | Ordre du jour · 9. Out-of-Village life 10. Meal service 11. Sponsor regulations 12. Clothing regulations 13. Accreditation 14. Sport venue security access 15. Anti-doping

Team NB | Équipe NB 2019 Jeux du Canada Games

Jan 5 2019 1

Agenda | Ordre du jour

10:30 – Welcome

11:00 – Logistics

12:00 – Lunch

1:00 – Team Building

2:30 – Speaker

3:30 – Team Salute

4:30 – Clothing*

10h30 – Bienvenue

11h00 – Logistiques

12h00 – Diner

13h00 – Brises-glace

14h30 – Invitée

15h30 – Cérémonie

16h30 – Vêtements*


Jan 5 2019 2

The Canada Games

Les Jeux du Canada

• Canada’s largest multi-sport event for young athletes

• 3600 athletes and coaches and over 20000 visitors

• Featuring 19 sports and over 250 events, and

combined with a major cultural festival

• A celebration of sport, culture, youth and community

that unites our ten provinces and three territories

Multi-Sport Games

1. More media / different protocols

2. Different qualification processes

3. Different sport regulations

4. Bigger team

5. New faces on support team,

mission team

6. Ceremonies

7. Distractions

8. Athlete Village life

9. Out-of-Village life

10. Meal service

11. Sponsor regulations

12. Clothing regulations

13. Accreditation

14. Sport venue security access

15. Anti-doping

17. Transportation schedules

18. Chartered flights

19. Team Announcements

20. Performance Technology

21. Additional Games Stress /

Pressure

22. Outfitting

23. Organizing committee rules,

regulations and services

24. Interviews

25. Managing expectations of

Team NB, Games Council,

PSO, sponsors, partners

26. Team Events

27. New faces on the support

team, mission team


Jan 5 2019 3

Athletes: 215

Coaches: 45

Managers: 20

Mission: 20

300

TEAM NB

CHEF DE MISSION

MISSION STAFF

ATHLETES

COACHING STAFF

AT GAMES STRUCTURE


Jan 5 2019 4

TEAM NB | ÉQUIPE NB

CHEF DE MISSIONNicole Smith

ASSISTANT CHEF DE MISSIONChristine Powers- Tomsons

ASSISTANT CHEF DE MISSIONJason Arseneault

MISSION STAFF

SPORT LIAISIONS

COMMUNICATION

OPERATIONS

MEDICAL


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COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACHES

ASSISTANT COACHES

MANAGERS

TECHNICAL STAFF

ATHLETES


Jan 5 2019 6

NB ALUMNI

AWARDS

TEAM NB ROLY MCLENAHAN

JACK PELECH

CLAUDE HARDY

CENTENNIAL CUP


Jan 5 2019 7

2015

LOGISTICS

LOGISTIQUES


Jan 5 2019 8

− City of Red Deer

− Travel to Games

− Accommodation

− Food

− Transportation

− Ceremonies

− Team NB Clothing

− Code of Conduct

− Social Media


Jan 5 2019 9

Red Deer

• Alberta’s 3rd

most-

populous city after

Calgary & Edmonton

• Population: 100,000

• Climate February:

-9°C


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Red Deer

Waskasoo


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Travel

• Moncton Airport - Main Terminal

• 90 minutes before departure

• Regular security check-in

• Photo ID required

• One carry-on bag (max 20 lbs)

• One checked bag (max 50 lbs)

• Approved Sport Equipment Only

Travel to Calgary

FEB 14 to Red Deer

Moncton 5:45 Toronto 8:07 WS3441

Toronto 10:00 Calgary 12:26 WS657



FEB 23 to Red Deer




Toronto 17:00 Calgary 19:21 WS667NB 76

NB 69

NB 68

NB 78


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Travel back to Moncton

FEB 23 to Moncton

Calgary 7:00 Toronto 12:48 WS656

Toronto 15:05 Moncton 18:29 WS3436


Toronto 21:45 Moncton 01:09 +1 WS3440

MAR 3 to Moncton


Toronto 15:15 Moncton 18:42 WS3436


Toronto 21:45 Moncton 01:12 +1 WS3440

NB 78

NB 70

NB 69

NB 69

Arrivals in Calgary

February 14 and 23

● Calgary International Airport (YYC)

● Participants are greeted and directed to their

designated load zone

● Personal Luggage is picked up on carousel and loaded

onto designated coach buses

● Sports equipment is loaded onto sport specific trucks by

the participants

● Buses are dispatched to the Athletes’ Village

● Trucks are dispatched to the appropriate sport venue.


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Travel Tips

NUTRITION - 2-3 days before..

• Focus on high quality meals, getting the

best nutrition possible

• Eat food you are accustomed to. Don’t

eat anything that you are not familiar with

• Find a good balance of fruits and veggies

• Drink lots of water!

Travel Tips

PREPARATION - 2-3 days before..

• Have all your laundry and packing done

ahead of time. Nothing robs from a good

night sleep than staying up late trying to

pack the night before a trip.

• Create your own flight kit

– Healthy snacks, headphones, movies.


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Registration GEMS.PRO

• Athlete Profile

• Photo*

• Biography

• Medical Info

• Waiver

• Consent

Accreditation


Jan 5 2019 15

Kinex Arena

Men’s & Women’s Hockey

Servus Downtown Arena



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Centrium


Opening & Closing Ceremonies

Calgary Sport Centre

Artistic Swimming


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Pidherney Curling Centre

Great Chief Park

Long Track Speed Skating


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Westerner Park

Boxing & Table Tennis

Archery & Judo

Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre

Short Track Speeskate, Wheelchair Bball

Badminton, Figure Skating, Squash


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Nakiska Ski Resort

Alpine, Para-Alpine

Collicutt Centre

Artistic Gymnastics, Ringette

Trampoline


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River Bend Golf & Recreation Area

Biathlon & Cross Country Skiing

Red Deer College


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Accommodation

• Bunk beds. Up to 12 per house

• Male and female athletes and

coaches/managers are separate

• Secured 24/7

• Bedding included

• Towel included


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Rowhouses 1

Rowhouses 2


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BlocksC

lust

er 1

Cluster 4

Towers

Athletes’ Village

Accommodations security


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Other services:

• Polyclinic

• Cafeteria

• Laundry (coin operated)

• Team Meeting Rooms

• Transportation Hub

• Athlete entertainement

• Athlete Lounge

• Internet Café

• Tim Hortons, Starbucks

Athlete entertainment

c


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Festival Site

Located downtown Red Deer at the

Celebration Plaza. More than 80 acts

performing over 10 days.

Food Services

• Red Deer College cafeteria

• 5 minute walk from residence

• 400 seat capacity

• Flexible meal times, starting as early as

6 a.m.

• All day grazing options, ending as late

as 11 p.m.


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Dining hall

Hours of operation

Breakfast: 6 a.m. - 10 a.m.

Lunch: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Dinner: 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Grazing: 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.

Pick-and-pack lunches

● Participants responsible for transport to venue● Cooler fridges at venue● Volunteer labelled and monitored


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Transportation

• Dedicated bus system

• Venue-by-venue scheduling

• Loading zone centrally located in the

Athletes Village

• Spectating athlete bus loops*

Ceremonies

Opening Ceremony - “A Celebration of Moments”Date: February 15, 2019Time: 7 until 9 p.m.

Closing Ceremony - “Now is Your Time”Date: March 2, 2019Time: 7 until 8:30 p.m.

Location for both ceremonies: ENMAX Centrium


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Ceremonial Uniform &

Medal Ceremonies

• Inner Layering Jacket

• Black pants (Personal)

• Toque/Buff

• NB Flag

Participant Agreement

• All members of Team New Brunswick

are expected to conduct themselves

in a manner consistent with high

ethical standards and to promote

pride and good will for the province

through their behaviour and attitude.

Understand the consequences…


Jan 5 2019 29

Code of Conduct

Infractions

• Use of tobacco, drugs or alcohol

• Disrespectful or unsportsmanlike conduct

• Curfew violations

• Offensive social media post

• Criminal activities

*Suspended or sent home

Social Media

@Team_EquipeNB

#TeamNB #ÉquipeNB


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Television & Live Stream

• All events will be streamed live

on sportscanada.tv

• + TSN & RDS

QUESTIONS

Coach or Manager


Jan 5 2019 31

See you in Red Deer

On se revoit à Red Deer

2019 CANADA WINTER GAMES

JEUX D’HIVER DU CANADA 2019

Documents

Agenda | Ordre du jour · 9. Out-of-Village life 10. Meal service 11. Sponsor regulations 12. Clothing regulations 13. Accreditation 14. Sport venue security access 15. Anti-doping