Canada's gaming industry wins big at Game Awards | CBC News
Two video games from Canada-based studios won major awards at this year's Game Awards in Los Angeles.
www.cbc.caHere’s the latest I can share based on current publicly available information.
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The Canadian Game Awards (CGA) typically recognize excellence in Canada’s video game industry, highlighting both AAA and indie titles from Canadian developers. The awards have in recent years included live telecast and in-person ceremonies in Toronto, with nominations announced ahead of the event and winners revealed at the ceremony. [Source: CBC coverage of CGA 2025 and CGA organizers’ announcements][2][3]
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For 2026, nominees and winners have been publicized by the CGA organizers, with a focus on categories like Game of the Year, Best PC Game, Best in Accessibility, and Esports & Creators, among others. The event is being positioned as a celebration of Canada’s gaming excellence, with a formal ceremony in Toronto and a public-facing nomination list. [Source: CGA 2026 nominees page and press materials][7][2]
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In 2025, Canada’s game industry was highlighted in mainstream coverage as a growing, multi-billion-dollar sector, with CGA activities including an Eh! Game Expo and a livestreamed awards show, signaling ongoing expansion and public engagement in Canada’s gaming scene. [Source: CBC News 2025 article][3]
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Historical context: Canadian studios have achieved recognition at major industry awards in the past (e.g., Tchia from Awaceb receiving notable accolades), illustrating the pipeline of Canadian talent feeding into both domestic and international recognition. [Source: CBC 2023 recap; ScreenRant 2025 CGA winners overview][1][4]
Would you like me to pull the most up-to-date official nominees and winners list for 2026, or summarize the key categories and notable Canadian studios represented this year? If you want, I can also watch for any upcoming livestreams or in-person event dates and share them.