Since their inception in 1967, the Canada Games have united youth from coast-to-coast in a dramatic show of the nation’s vitality. What began as a grassroots movement to help mark the Centennial can now rightfully claim its own rich history.
The grassroots effort that has enabled the Canada Games to flourish can be traced back through many communities across Canada. New Brunswick has consistently distinguished itself as a quiet leader in the Canada Games movement.
Team NB Mountain Bike Coach
Remi Mantion
Velo NB is pleased to announce that Remi Mantion has been named as the 2025 Canada Games Mountain Bike coach.
Remi enters his second Canada Games as a coach, the second with Velo NB and Team NB cycling.
Remi raced bikes starting at a young age and competed for National and World Championships in his career. Afterwards, he got into coaching here in New Brunswick after moving from France. Coach Mantion has 5 years of coaching experience working with athletes here in New Brunswick. Over his career, Coach Mantion has worked with a number of different age groups, and development and performance athletes.
Coach Mantion will draw from his knowledge and experience from the many championship coaches he has worked with in order to provide substantial guidance to our cyclists. He is thankful to all his friends and family for their love and support as he pursues his passion in cycling.
Team NB Road Cycling Coach
Kristine Cormier
Velo NB is pleased to announce that Kristine Cormier has been named as the 2025 Canada Games Road Cycling coach. Kristine enters her second Canada Games as a coach, the first with Velo NB and Team NB cycling.
Coach Cormier has 8 years of coaching experience working with athletes here in NB, starting her path in 2017. Over her career, Coach Cormier has worked with a number of different age groups, and development and performance athletes. She is recognized by Coach NB as a VIP coach for her contributions to sport.
Coach Cormier will draw from her knowledge and experience from the many different programs and training to guide our athletes into 2025.