Starting October 20, Canada will take part in the Pan American Games in Santiago, from which you can watch boxing action live on Olympic Channel via PremiumTV and the official Olympics app.
The Canadian National Olympic Committee will send 473 athletes to Chile. The team includes Maggie Mac Neill, who won gold in swimming in Tokyo, Olympic gold-medal winning weightlifter Maude Charon, and beach volleyball players Melissa Humana-Parades and Brandie Wilkerson, currently ranked fifth in the world by the FIVB. The Canadian delegation will take part in 36 sports, including beach volleyball, swimming and water skiing.
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With 18 appearances in the Pan American Games, Canada has racked up 2,067 medals, 491 gold, 721 silver, 855 bronze. Only the United States, with 4,713, and Cuba, with 2124, have more medals than Canada from the Pan American Games. The bulk of those medals came in swimming and athletics. Canada has 108 golds from the Pan American Games from just those two sports.
How man times has Canada taken part in the Pan Amerian Games?
Canada has participated in every Pan Am Games since 1955, making this its 18th appearance.
The country has also hosted the event three times: 1967 and 1999 in Winnipeg and 2015 in Toronto.
Where to watch the Pan American Games live in Canada?
To catch all the action at the 2023 Pan American Games live from Canada, visit the Olympic Channel via Olympics.com and the official Olympics app for all the boxing action. All other sports will be available on PremiumTV (subscription required) and the PanAm Sports Channel. Checkout PremiumTV to watch Pan American Games live online from Canada without cable.
The Santiago 2023 Pan American Games will be broadcast worldwide by the streaming platform Panam Sports Channel, starting from October 20th until November 5th. The channel will offer nine live feeds simultaneously daily, free of cost. You can watch over 1,900 hours of sports coverage on your mobile and
2023 Pan American Games Schedule
Opening Ceremony: 20 October
Baseball: 18 – 28 October
Boxing: 19 – 27 October
Aquatics
- Diving: 20 – 25 October
- Swimming: 21 – 25 October
- Open water swimming: 29 October
- Artistic swimming: 31 October – 3 November
- Water Polo: 30 October – 4 November
Badminton: 21 – 25 October
Basketball
- 3×3 Basketball: 21 – 23 October
- 5×5 Basketball: 25 October – 4 November
Skateboarding: 21 & 22 October
Shooting: 21 – 27 October
Sport Climbing: 21 – 24 October
Taekwondo: 21 – 24 October
Gymnastics
- Artistic gymnastics: 21 – 25 October
- Rhythmic gymnastics: 1 – 4 November
- Trampoline gymnastics: 3 – 4 November
Cycling
- Mountain Bike: 21 October
- BMX Racing: 21 – 22 October
- Road: 22 and 29 October
- Track: 24 – 27 October
- BMX Freestyle: 5 November
Raquetball: 21 – 26 October
Volleyball
- Beach Volleyball: 21 – 27 October
- Volleyball: 21 – 26 October (women’s) and 30 October–4 November (men’s)
Water ski: 21–24 October
Weightlifting: 21–24 October
Modern Pentathlon: 21 – 27 October
Equestrian: 22 October – 3 November
Athletics
- Marathon: 22 October
- Athletics: 29 October – 4 November
Football: 22 October – 4 November
Rowing: 23 – 25 October
Tennis: 23 – 29 October
Surfing: 24 – 30 October
Handball: 24 October – 4 November
Hockey: 25 October – 4 November
Canoe/Kayak
- Slalom: 27 – 29 October
- Sprint: 1 – 4 November
Judo: 28 – 31 October
Sailing: 28 October – 5 November
Table tennis: 29 October – 5 November
Softball: 29 October – 4 November
Fencing: 30 October – 4 November
Basque pelota: 31 October – 5 November
Squash: 31 October – 5 November
Archery: 1 – 5 November
Wrestling: 1 – 4 November
Triathlon: 2 & 4 November
Bowling: 2 – 5 November
Golf: 2 – 5 November
Breaking: 3 – 4 November
Rugby Sevens: 3 – 4 November
Karate: 3 – 5 November
Roller skating
- Artistic and speed skating: 3 – 5 November
Closing Ceremony: 5 November
