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Major Sport Event Grant Program

Government of Alberta

Taking applications?

Closes 19 Nov 2026

The official page says: “Application open October 1, 2026 Application deadline is November 19, 2026”

Read from the official page on October 14, 2026. Confirm the deadline on the official page before you apply.

Amount
Up to $250K
Cost share
Up to 50% of eligible costs
Who can apply
Indigenous organizations and businesses; Non-profits and charities
Where
Alberta

Limited to: Arts, entertainment and recreation.

What it is

This program provides funding to sanctioned national and international sport events.

Deadline: April 1, October 1. Eligible organizations: First Nation, Metis Settlement, Non-profit organization, Post-secondary institution. Cycle: Annual

Description from Alberta arts, culture and sport grants, the funder’s own list of programs. The Government of Canada’s Business Benefits Finder (list of July 17, 2025) doesn’t include it.

What applicants actually got

From Alberta’s grant payments disclosure: every payment the province filed under this program. Advertised: up to $250K.

Awards, fiscal 2025-26
9
recipients paid that year
Typical award
$76K–$139K
the middle half, fiscal 2025-26
Median award
$94K
9 awards, fiscal 2025-26
All years
$1.7M
15 awards, fiscal 2025-26 to 2026-27

Alberta grant payments disclosure, fiscal years 2025-26 to 2026-27 (April to March; 2026-27 to June 30, 2026). An award is one recipient’s total from the program in one fiscal year; amounts of $0 or less count as $0. Medians use complete fiscal years. Source: Government of Alberta, open.alberta.ca, Open Government Licence – Alberta.

Who got it

Organizations paid the most under this program, fiscal 2025-26 to 2026-27.

RecipientAwardsTotal
Alberta World Cup Cross Country Society1$250K
Canadian Volleyball Association Association Canadienne De Volleyball1$250K
Athletics Alberta Association1$181K
Canadian Curling Association1$139K
Aa Ringette Calgary Foundation (2013)1$99K
Karate Alberta Association1$94K
Grande Prairie Sport Hosting Society1$59K
St. Albert Bicycle Motocross Association1$54K
Alberta Event Hosting Society For Biathlon1$43K
Foothills Nordic Ski Club1$36K
All-Star Girls Fastpitch Association1$34K

Plus 4 payments ($456K) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. They count in every total above. Why

Latest payments

The latest payments to named organizations, to May 12, 2026.

PaidRecipientAmount
May 2026All-Star Girls Fastpitch Association$34,399
Apr 2026Canadian Volleyball Association Association Canadienne De Volleyball$250,000
Apr 2026Athletics Alberta Association$181,425
Apr 2026Aa Ringette Calgary Foundation (2013)$98,950
Apr 2026St. Albert Bicycle Motocross Association$54,428
Apr 2026Alberta Event Hosting Society For Biathlon$42,816
Mar 2026Alberta World Cup Cross Country Society$250,000
Mar 2026Canadian Curling Association$138,571
Mar 2026Karate Alberta Association$93,651
Mar 2026Grande Prairie Sport Hosting Society$58,800
Mar 2026Foothills Nordic Ski Club$36,286

By fiscal year

Awards by the fiscal year (April to March) they were paid in; the median is over awards above $0.

Fiscal yearAwardsMedian awardTotal
2026-27 (to Jun 2026)6$77K$662K
2025-269$94K$1M

Matched to 1 program name in Alberta’s disclosure (by Claude, checked against who was paid):

  • “MAJOR SPORT EVENTS” (Tourism and Sport, 2025-26 to 2026-27, 15 payments)

More programs: Alberta.