Niagara to host 2025 Ontario Parasport Games
Sport Niagara is excited to announce Niagara will welcome athletes, managers, coaches, officials, and volunteers from across Ontario for the 44th Ontario Parasport Games in May 2025.
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Sport Niagara is excited to announce Niagara will welcome athletes, managers, coaches, officials, and volunteers from across Ontario for the 44th Ontario Parasport Games in May 2025.
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