Where do the Niagara Canada Summer Games fit in the history of past and future games?
1967
1st Canada Games
Quebec City, Quebec
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1967
1st Canada Games
Quebec City, Quebec
2017
50 Years of Canada Games
Winnipeg, Manitoba
![cg-2017-winnipeg2](https://brocku.ca/canada-games/wp-content/uploads/sites/204/cg-2017-winnipeg2.jpg?x21638)
![cg-2017-winnipeg](https://brocku.ca/canada-games/wp-content/uploads/sites/204/cg-2017-winnipeg.jpg?x21638)
2017
50 Years of Canada Games
Winnipeg, Manitoba
2019
Canada Winter Games
Red Deer, Alberta
![cg-2019-red deer2](https://brocku.ca/canada-games/wp-content/uploads/sites/204/cg-2019-red-deer2.jpg?x21638)
![cg-2019-red deer](https://brocku.ca/canada-games/wp-content/uploads/sites/204/cg-2019-red-deer.jpg?x21638)
2019
Canada Winter Games
Red Deer, Alberta
2022
Canada Games
Niagara, Ontario
![n2021-logo-white2](https://brocku.ca/canada-games/wp-content/uploads/sites/204/n2021-logo-white2.png?x21638)
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2022
Canada Games
Niagara, Ontario
2023
Canada Winter Games
Prince Edward Island
2023
Canada Winter Games
Prince Edward Island
2025
Canada Summer Games
Newfoundland & Labrador
2025
Canada Summer Games
Newfoundland & Labrador