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The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and palm trees at sunset

The next Summer Olympics · July 14–30, 2028

Los Angeles
awaits Canada.

News, rising names and everything you need to follow Team Canada on the road to the biggest Olympic Games ever.

Until the opening ceremony

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Hot this week · Nov 9–15, 2026

Rising up the ranks

Biggest climbers on our LA28 watchlist this week. Rankings are our own, not official.

  1. +14Now #18

    Evie Pritchard

    Skateboarding · Street

    Won bronze in skateboarding's Youth Olympic debut at just 14. Already the top-ranked Canadian woman in World Skate street rankings (No. 20).

  2. +11Now #24

    Anes Mati

    Judo · −66 kg

    Canada's first medallist in Dakar with silver. The 17-year-old is also the reigning cadet world champion.

  3. +9Now #31

    Mehreen Khakh

    Boxing · 51 kg

    Bronze in Dakar as the first Canadian woman to box at the Youth Olympics, then named closing ceremony flag bearer.

  4. +6Now #27

    Sophia Jensen

    Canoe sprint · C-1

    Profiled this week as she builds toward LA28. Former junior world champion in both the C-1 200 m and 500 m.

See the full projected roster

The next Olympic Games

LA28: the biggest Games ever

Los Angeles hosts the Summer Olympics for a third time, after 1932 and 1984. For the first time, athletics opens the Games and swimming closes them. Events run on Pacific Time: 3 hours behind Toronto, 1 hour behind Edmonton.

Sports
36
51 disciplines
Medal events
351
Biggest Games ever
Venues
49
18 zones
Host cities
2
Los Angeles + Oklahoma City

Key venues

  • LA Memorial Coliseum

    Athletics · Opening ceremony

    Exposition Park

  • SoFi Stadium

    Swimming · Opening ceremony

    Inglewood

  • Venice Beach

    Triathlon, the first medals

    Venice Beach zone

  • Santa Anita Park

    Equestrian

    Arcadia

  • Oklahoma City

    Canoe slalom · Softball

    Whitewater Center · Devon Park

Schedule

Key dates, July 2028

  1. Jul 12Wed

    Competition begins

    Preliminary rounds in soccer, basketball, rugby sevens, water polo, cricket and more.

  2. Jul 14Fri

    Opening ceremony

    Shared between the Coliseum and SoFi Stadium. 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET.

  3. Jul 15Sat

    First medals

    Women's triathlon at Venice Beach, then the women's 100 m final at the Coliseum.

  4. Jul 16Sun

    Men's 100 m final

    Athletics owns week one. Watch for Canada's sprinters and hammer throwers.

  5. Jul 22Sat

    Swimming starts at SoFi

    The first NFL stadium to host Olympic swimming. Summer McIntosh's week.

  6. Jul 29Sat

    Super Saturday

    A record 26 finals sessions across 23 sports in a single day.

  7. Jul 30Sun

    Final medals & closing

    The last champions are crowned in the pool before the closing ceremony.

  8. Then

    Paralympics

    Aug 15–27, 2028

Times and dates from the official LA28 schedule, subject to change.