Team Alberta 2028
Chef de Mission - Team AB 2028
Team Alberta 2028 is looking for a Chef de Mission!
The Special Olympics Canada Winter Games will take place February 28–March 4, 2028, in Kelowna, BC, and we are looking for a dedicated volunteer leader to guide Team Alberta on the journey to National Games.
The Chef de Mission is a year-long volunteer leadership position responsible for helping prepare and lead Team Alberta throughout the year leading up to the Games.
In this role, you will:
• Lead and support Team Alberta 2028 throughout the preparation process.
• Build team spirit and connection among athletes, coaches, and volunteers.
• Help organize team activities, meetings, and key preparations.
• Provide strong leadership, communication, organization, and motivation.
• Help create a positive, inclusive, and memorable experience for Team Alberta.
If you are passionate about Special Olympics and ready to take on a meaningful leadership role, we encourage you to apply here: Team Alberta 2028 Chef de Mission Application Form
2026 National Summer Games Results
Check out our athletes results from the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games.
The Wolfpack
A History of Team Alberta
Team Alberta adopted the name the Wolfpack in 2020, and consists of athletes from across the province who come together to show the rest of the country their extraordinary abilities during the Special Olympics Canada National Games.
Team Alberta has been a strong pack for over 25 years.
Team Alberta Stats
- Medals won.
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- National Games attended.
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- Athletes that have been on Team Alberta.
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Athlete Single Sport Competition
Majority of Special Olympics Albert athletes are multisport athletes.
Provincial, National, and International competitions are single sport competitions, which means that athletes can only be selected for one sport at those levels. Athletes have the authority to choose which sport they wish to compete in starting at the local and provincial level.