In the summer of 2015, Toronto and the surrounding Golden Horseshoe region hosted the Pan American Games (July 10–26) and the Parapan American Games (August 7–15). It was billed as the largest multi-sport event ever held in Canada, with athletes from 41 nations of the Americas.
This site is an independent guide to those Games and to what they left behind: world-class venues that are still open to athletes, clubs and the public, a cultural festival that filled the city’s squares, and a generation of volunteers.
Explore the Games
A legacy you can still visit
Unlike many host cities, Toronto built or upgraded venues with long-term community use in mind. The aquatics centre in Scarborough, the athletics stadium at York University, the velodrome in Milton and the multi-sport centre in Markham are all still in use. Our venues guide explains what happened at each one in 2015 and what you can do there today.
Planning to watch sport in Toronto?
The Games are over, but the region hosts professional, university and amateur events all year round. Our tickets guide explains where to find events at the former Pan Am venues.
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Toronto2015.org is an independent guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the former TO2015 Organizing Committee, Panam Sports or the International Paralympic Committee.