Close X
Saturday, November 23, 2024
ADVT 
National

Pan-Am Games tickets go on sale today; Games take place next July

Darpan News Desk Canadian Press, 15 Sep, 2014 10:51 AM

    TORONTO - Tickets for next year's Pan Am Games — including the opening ceremony, a one-night-only show by Cirque du Soleil — go on sale this morning.

    Sports fans can request tickets to watch 41 countries from the Americas and the Caribbean fight for the gold in Toronto and other Ontario communities by going on the Toronto2015.org website at 10 a.m. through Oct. 6.

    Organizers will then gauge interest in each event and when more tickets are requested than there are available, the sales will be done through a lottery system similar to what's used at the Olympic Games.

    Roughly 75 per cent of tickets are priced at $45 or less. General sale is scheduled to start in December.

    The Pan Am Games will take place from July 10 to 26.

    Tickets for the Parapan Games, which will run from Aug. 7 to 15, go on sale in March.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Mark Marek, Edmonton-based Gore Website Owner To Stand Trial

    Mark Marek, Edmonton-based Gore Website Owner To Stand Trial
    EDMONTON - An Edmonton website owner accused of posting a video allegedly showing the dismemberment and slaying of a university student in Montreal has been ordered to stand trial.

    Mark Marek, Edmonton-based Gore Website Owner To Stand Trial

    CSA Head: FIFA Women's World Cup on Turf Not Discrimination

    CSA Head: FIFA Women's World Cup on Turf Not Discrimination
    Victor Montagliani, president of the Canadian Soccer Association, says it's misinformation and hyperbole to claim women players are being discriminated against because of plans to use artificial turf at next year's FIFA Women's World Cup.

    CSA Head: FIFA Women's World Cup on Turf Not Discrimination

    Find Out Why Mick Jagger Is Making Headlines in Montreal?

    Find Out Why Mick Jagger Is Making Headlines in Montreal?
    MONTREAL - An unlikely name has surfaced at Quebec's corruption probe: that of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.

    Find Out Why Mick Jagger Is Making Headlines in Montreal?

    Canada Leading International Effort To Develop Standards For 'Flushable Wipes'

    Canada Leading International Effort To Develop Standards For 'Flushable Wipes'
    Canada is leading an international work group to come up with an industry-wide standard for so-called flushable wipes as waste-water experts in North America and beyond blame the personal towelettes for a host of sewage system problems.

    Canada Leading International Effort To Develop Standards For 'Flushable Wipes'

    Canadian Press journalists Spencer and Hayward win Sports Media Canada Awards

    Canadian Press journalists Spencer and Hayward win Sports Media Canada Awards
    TORONTO - Canadian Press journalists Donna Spencer and Jonathan Hayward are being honoured by Sports Media Canada.

    Canadian Press journalists Spencer and Hayward win Sports Media Canada Awards

    Former B.C. Minister's 'ethical Difficulties' Undeserved: Commissioner

    Former B.C. Minister's 'ethical Difficulties' Undeserved: Commissioner
    British Columbia's conflict of interest commissioner says former agriculture minister Pat Pimm did not breach conflict of interest rules when he contacted the Agricultural Land Commission about a proposed rodeo ground and camp site project on protected farmland.

    Former B.C. Minister's 'ethical Difficulties' Undeserved: Commissioner