North American Indigenous Games
Editions

North American Indigenous Games

Section Title: Editions
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Edition	Year	Host	Notes	Culture	Results	Overall Winner

I	1990	Canada	Edmonton, Alberta	First NAIG, 3,000 participants in 15 sports	37 cultural groups and Ceremonial run	Saskatchewan Team Saskatchewan

II	1993	Canada	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan	4,400 participants in 15 sports	Traditional Powwow	Saskatchewan Team Saskatchewan

III	1995	United States	Blaine, Minnesota	8,500 participants in 17 sports	2,500 Cultural Performers	Saskatchewan Team Saskatchewan

IV	1997	Canada	Victoria, British Columbia	5,000 participants in 16 sports	3,000 Cultural participants	Saskatchewan Team Saskatchewan

V	2002	Canada	Winnipeg, Manitoba	6,500 participants in 16 sports	3,000 Cultural participants	Manitoba Team Manitoba

VI	2006	United States	Denver, Colorado	10,000 participants in 16 sports	Saskatchewan Team Saskatchewan

VII	2008	Canada	Cowichan, British Columbia	4,700 participants in 14 sports	300 artists, 2000 Tribal Journey participants, Spirit Pole	Saskatchewan Team Saskatchewan

VIII	2011	United States	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	2011 NAIG were cancelled. The Milwaukee Host Society withdrew their involvement as host for 2011 NAIG in June 2010.	N/A (Game was cancelled)

IX	2014	Canada	Regina, Saskatchewan	5,000 participants in 15 sports	traditional Indigenous activities, Cultural Village, Lance Run.	British Columbia Team British Columbia

X	2017	Canada	Toronto, Ontario	June 26, 2015 - The NAIG Council awarded the 2017 NAIG to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The bid to host the Games in Toronto, led by the Aboriginal Sport & Wellness Council of Ontario and the Mississaugas of New Credit First Nation, received unanimous support from the NAIG’s International Governing Body.	British Columbia Team British Columbia

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The 2014 North American Indigenous Games took place in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

final_sentence: The 2014 North American Indigenous Games took place in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.