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Nov 8, 2017
The Invictus Games have given Canadians a greater understanding of the issues facing disabled and sick veterans, according to new public opinion research. Maru/Matchbox research released on Wednesday morning showed that support for the Canadian Armed Forces increased from 51 per cent before the 2017 Games, to 64 per cent after.
Sep 30, 2017
The Invictus Games closed Saturday night with a celebration of spirit, an emphatic dose of classic rock, and an official handover to the 2018 hosts from Sydney.
Sep 28, 2017
The Invictus Games in Toronto are not only focusing attention on military veterans and the life-altering injuries they have suffered, but the event is also shining a spotlight on some cutting-edge technology that allows them to compete and go forward with their everyday lives.
Sep 27, 2017
When Kelly Scanlan first signed up for the Invictus Games after serving in Afghanistan, she didn't realize the sporting event for wounded soldiers would pull her out of years of physical and mental injuries.
Sep 25, 2017
Jackie Buttnor is passing along the fitness bug, one international sporting competition at a time. The 50-year-old former Canadian Forces medic credits her training for Toronto's Invictus Games with renewing her life.
Sep 24, 2017
Natacha Dupuis's return to sports started with a mountain bike. The former master corporal served in several Canadian Forces regiments, including the Royal Canadian Dragoons, for over 16 years. She did a tour in Bosnia and two in Afghanistan — the last of which saw her witness the deaths of two comrades.
Sep 24, 2017
U.S. first lady Melania Trump encouraged the American team participating in an Olympic-style competition for wounded service members and veterans to take their "fighting spirit" and "bring home the gold."
Sep 22, 2017
The festivities for Invictus Games Toronto 2017 kicked off on Friday with the raising of the Invictus Flag at Nathan Phillips Square, led by Toronto Mayor John Tory and CEO Michael Burns, along with four-time Olympic medallist Penny Oleksiak and former Toronto Argonaut Mike 'Pinball' Clemons and Canadian Paralympian Rick Hansen.
Sep 22, 2017
The royal founder of the Invictus Games will be in Toronto today to set the stage for the multi-sport competition. Prince Harry is slated to take part in events in the city the day before the games for wounded and sick soldiers get underway.
