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“St. John’s Lights Up for 2025 Canada Games”

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A light display projected on a building in St. John's, N.L. featuring rugby players and a kayak competitor.
An outdoor light show by CBC near 154 Water Street at the Downtown Pedestrian Mall will run from dusk until 11 p.m. until August 20 as part of the 2025 Canada Games in St. John’s. (CBC)

From August 14 to 20, come to the area near 154 Water Street between dusk and 11 p.m. for a unique and free event. This immersive outdoor experience honors the participants, families, volunteers, and supporters of the 2025 Canada Games with a nightly changing light projection show.

Capture the Moment

Female athletes posing with props at the CBC Pop-Up Photo Studio during the 2025 Canada Games.
Yukon athletes visited the CBC Pop-Up Photo Studio at the Memorial University of Newfoundland campus. (CBC)

A collection of photos taken at the CBC Pop-Up Photo Booth at the heart of the Games at Memorial University of Newfoundland will be featured during the four-minute spectacle, along with daily sports competition images and videos.

Volunteers posing with a large CBC and 2025 Canada Games photo frame at the CBC Pop-Up Photo Studio. One volunteer making a peace sign with two fingers.
These volunteers joined in the fun, smiled for the camera, and created lasting memories at the CBC Pop-Up Photo Studio. (CBC)

Bring your best smile to the CBC photo booth for a chance to be included. Visit us outdoors by the Queen Elizabeth II Library (off Prince Philip Drive, Westerland Road, or Elizabeth Avenue) on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the Games’ two-week duration.

The Melodies

Musician leaning on a piano keyboard in a studio.
Ian Foster, a Newfoundland artist, composed the music for the CBC Urban Light Projection Show at the St. John’s Canada Games. (Ritche Perez/Courtesy of Ian Foster)

Ian Foster, a singer-songwriter, composer, and filmmaker from Newfoundland, crafted the musical backdrop for the nightly show. Collaborating with Wasko AV, CBC, and the Canada Games, Foster’s score enriches the visual experience on screen in a mesmerizing showcase.

“I aimed to incorporate musical elements that embody the essence of the Games in my composition ‘Unity.’ The music is designed to loop continuously to align with the evolving exhibit, reflecting a seamless flow in the arrangement,” Foster expressed via email.

Foster’s unique soundscape will complement the photos, videos, and animations, creating a distinctive projection show that narrates the vibrant tale of the Games.

The Visual Display

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