Ottawa, ON (October 9, 2026) - Badminton Canada is excited to unveil the successful host organizations for its National Events during the 2027-28 and 2028-29 seasons. The National Events touch communities across the country demonstrating the depth and growth of the badminton community.
“Badminton Canada is excited to work with a diverse group of local hosts to deliver National Events,” shares Bryan Merrett, Badminton Canada Executive Director, “Badminton across Canada is growing, these hosts will build capacity potentially opening opportunities to host international tournaments and supporting athletes from across the country.”
Representing the pinnacle of Canadian badminton, these circuits and championships bring together the nation's top athletes and communities. Badminton Canada is proud to partner with dedicated clubs and organizations across the country to deliver exceptional events and rewarding experiences. Apart from the Canadian Masters Championships and the Canadian University/College Championships, hosting rights are granted for a two-year term to promote continuity, growth, and excellence in event delivery.
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Junior Elite
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Junior Super Series
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Canadian Championships
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Atlantic Junior Elite
Hosted by: Moncton Badminton Club
Université de Moncton
September 2027 & 2028
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Québec Junior Super Series
Hosted by: Rouge et Or Badminton
Université de Laval
October 2027 & 2028
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2028 Canadian University/College Championships
Hosted by: University of Waterloo
University of Waterloo
March 2028
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Saskatchewan Junior Elite
Hosted by: Saskatchewan Badminton Association
Riverside Badminton Club
October 2027 & 2028
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Eastern Junior Super Series
Hosted by: Moncton Badminton Club
Université de Moncton
January 2028 & 2029
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Canadian Junior Championships
Hosted by: Moncton Badminton Club
Université de Moncton
May 2028 & 2029
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Manitoba Junior Elite
Hosted by: C1 | DK
C1 | DK
November 2027 & 2028
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Western Junior Super Series
Hosted by: Vancouver Lawn Tennis and Badminton Club
Vancouver Lawn Tennis and Badminton Club
March 2028 & 2029
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2028 Canadian Masters Championships
Hosted by : Association Régionale de Badminton de l'Outaouais
Centre sportif de Gatineau
May 23 – 28, 2028
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Ontario Junior Elite #1
Hosted by: E Badminton Training Centre
E Badminton Training Centre Mississauga
November 2027 & 2028
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Canadian Senior/Para Championships
Hosted by: RA Centre Committee
RA Centre Ottawa
June 2028 & 2029
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Québec Junior Elite
Hosted by : Association Régionale de Badminton de l'Outaouais
Centre sportif de Gatineau
January 2028 & 2029
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BC Junior Elite
Hosted by: Wing's Badminton Club
Richmond Olympic Oval
February 2028 & 2029
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Ontario Junior Elite #2
Hosted by: Badminton Ontario
Markham Pan Am Center or Humber College (*To be confirmed)
March 2028 & 2029
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The National Events add to the two major International events Badminton Canada hosts, the Yonex Canadian International Challenge (December each year) and Yonex Canada Open (July each year) to offer a developmental pathway for athletes. Each of the events serves a specific part of the pathway ensuring a progressive developmentally appropriate experience.
Badminton Canada congratulates all successful hosts and thanks everyone who submitted bids. These events are vital to the development and celebration of badminton in Canada, offering programs that grow the game and engage the community.
For full tournament details coming in January 2027 and updates, visit the Tournament Calendar on badminton.ca.
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For more information or media inquiries please contact:
Bryan R. Merrett
Executive Director
613-518-1501, X2083
bmerrett@badminton.ca
About Badminton Canada
With shuttles reaching speeds as high as 565 kph, badminton attracts more than 220 million people worldwide to play the sport weekly, making badminton the second most participated-in sport in the world. Badminton Canada works to grow the game across the country through events, coaching and officials’ development, and developing programs such as Shuttletime. In Canada, over 2 million people
picked up a badminton racquet and played our sport. Some play at the cottage, some in the backyard, at school, the local community centre or as part of an organized Badminton Canada competition. Badminton Canada sanctioned events are part of a comprehensive program to develop players and event hosting capabilities across the country. Each year Badminton Canada, working with communities across the country, hosts 20 events designated international, or national in sanctioning.