The 1999 Canada Winter Games was a major multi-sport event that was held in the city of Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador. The event featured over 3,600 athletes from all 10 provinces and three territories, competing in 22 different sports.

The opening ceremonies of the games were held at the Pepsi Centre in Corner Brook, where a spectacular display of fireworks and music entertained the crowds. The games then commenced, with events taking place across the city and in nearby areas.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s team put up a strong performance throughout the games, winning a total of 11 medals, including one gold, four silver, and six bronze. The province’s gold medal came in the sport of speed skating, with athlete Darryl Seward winning the men’s 3,000-metre race.

Aside from the competitive events, the 1999 Canada Winter Games also featured cultural and social activities, such as concerts and other performances, as well as opportunities for visitors to explore the natural beauty and culture of Newfoundland and Labrador.

The Canada Winter Games continues to be a major sporting event in Canada, with the next edition scheduled to take place in 2023 in Prince Edward Island. The 1999 games in Corner Brook remains a memorable and significant event in the history of Newfoundland and Labrador, showcasing the province’s talent and hospitality to visitors from across the country.