FADOQ provincial Games
Important informations
Date: From 22 to 24 September 2026
Various locations
Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec
FADOQ Provincial Games
The provincial finals of the FADOQ Games are a flagship event that brings our organization together. This competition aims to encourage people aged 50 and older to stay active, while promoting sports as a healthy lifestyle habit.
To participate in the Provincial Games, you must be selected and registered by your regional group.
2026 Edition
The 33rd edition of the FADOQ Provincial Games will be held in Saint-Hyacinthe from September 22 to 24. Check the schedule for all the event details: venues, times, activities, and more.
View the schedule – In french only
Events
The rules for events at the Provincial Games may differ from those at the Regional Games. We encourage you to review the rules before arriving at the Games.
View the provincial rules – In french only
2026 Results
The medalists from the competitions will be announced after the Games. Click on the sport of your choice to view the results.
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2025 Photos
Relive the best moments of the 2025 Provincial Games by browsing our photo gallery.
Regional FADOQ Games
Every spring, the Regional Games bring together more than 9,000 competitors aged 50 and older in over twenty sports.
In addition to enjoying a stimulating and friendly experience, participants have the opportunity to qualify for the FADOQ Provincial Games and, in some cases, for the Canada Games 55+.
Canada 55+ Games
FADOQ also offers its members the opportunity to compete at a higher level by representing Quebec at the Canada Games 55+.
The next Canada Games 55+ will be held August 21–24, 2028, in Regina, Saskatchewan. We will keep you informed about qualification and participation requirements as soon as new information becomes available.
Thanks
to our Major Partner and Sponsor
to the official presenter of the Games
to the event sponsors
with the financial support of
Note: It’s important to respect your limits and abilities. We also strongly recommend seeing a doctor before engaging in any high-intensity physical activity.
