Alberta withdraws support for 2030 Commonwealth Games bid
The province of Alberta has withdrawn its support for a bid centered around Calgary and Edmonton to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games.
Alberta cancels bid for 2030 Commonwealth Games
The decision was made after a review of the province's finances and a consultation with stakeholders. The province said that it could not afford to host the Games at this time.
2026 Games in doubt after Victoria cancels
The withdrawal of Alberta's bid leaves the 2030 Commonwealth Games in jeopardy. Victoria, British Columbia was the only other Canadian city that had expressed interest in hosting the Games, but it withdrew its bid in 2022.
The Commonwealth Games are a multi-sport tournament that take place every four years. The Games are open to athletes from all Commonwealth nations.
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