The 2026 September Games

Ainsworth Inc

AltaGas Ltd.

atVenu Inc

Boston Consulting Group

H2Safety Services Inc.

Hopewell Residential

IBM Canada Ltd.

Inline Group Inc.

Intricate Group Inc

JORI Logistics

Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Ltd.

Kiewit

Lufthansa Technik Canada

Neo Financial

NES Fircroft

POD Marketing Inc

Primary Engineering & Construction

SDK Tek

Seequent

Sponsor Energy

Sterling Homes Calgary

Trans Mountain Canada Inc.

Vivo for Healthier Generations

360 Engineering & Environmental Consulting Ltd.

Burns & McDonnell

Calgary Chamber of Commerce

Calgary Economic Development

Circle Cardiovascular Imaging

Clark Builders

Federation Engineering

Freehold Royalties

GLJ Ltd.

ICM Asset Management Corporation

Integrated Sustainability

Keystone Architecture & Planning Ltd.

Kiros Energy

Klohn Crippen Berger

MAGNA Engineering Services Inc.

Millenia Engineering

MPE a division of Englobe

Odyssey Trust Company

PrairieSky Royalty

Process Ecology Inc.

Reach

RJC Engineers

Rockpoint Gas Storage

Scovan Inc.

Sherritt International

Smith + Andersen (Calgary) Ltd.

Special Investigations Unit

Superior Gas Liquids

Tarco Consulting Inc.

Tri Innovations Consulting Ltd.

Univar Solutions Canada Ltd

AGLC

Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation

Anthem Properties

Arcadis Professional Services (Canada) inc.

Bison Transport

Cedarglen Homes

CGI

Computer Modelling Group (CMG)

DIALOG

Engineered Air

Excel Homes

Genesis Land Development Corp.

Helcim Inc

ISL Engineering

LNG Canada

Mark's

Marsh

MNP Community and Sport Centre

Orennia Inc.

Plains

RBC Calgary Innovation Lab

RSM Canada LLP

SLS Centre

SportChek

Symend x Ndax

Tamarack Valley Energy

Tetra Tech

Trafigura Canada Ltd.

Accenture

AECOM Canada

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC)

Calgary Stampede

Coke Canada Bottling

ConocoPhillips Canada

Convergint

Equinox Engineering

Garmin Canada

Hatch Ltd

Hexagon

KPMG LLP

Obsidian Engineering

Ovintiv

Pason Systems

PETRONAS Canada

Precision Drilling Corporation

Rocky View County

SLB

Sobeys

Town of Cochrane

TransAlta

Vista Projects Ltd.

Wipro Solutions Canada Limited

Wood's Homes

AltaLink Management Ltd

ATB Financial

ATCO

Calgary Corrections

Canadian Natural

City of Calgary

CPKC

Deloitte LLP

Enbridge Inc

Fluor Canada Ltd.

Graham

Imperial

Inter Pipeline

Keyera Corp

MNP LLP

Morgan Stanley

Nutrien

Pembina Pipeline Corporation

Propak Systems Ltd.

Shell Canada

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology

Spartan Controls

Stantec

Suncor Energy Inc

TC Energy

WSP

The clue is in the name: September! The September Games will start on the Saturday after Labour Day and celebrate the Final Day of the Games 15 days later.

The action happens outside typical work hours during the evenings and weekends, with the exception of optional events that may go down over the lunch hour.

Less than you’d think! New companies pay a discounted rate to Get in the (September) Games.

In order to participate in the September Games, companies must be Members of Calgary Corporate Challenge. Membership Fees are tiered:

• 1-99 Employees - $250 per year
• 100+ Employees - $500 per year

New Company registration prices for the 2026 Games (excluding the Membership Fee, GST and credit card processing fees):

• 1-49 employees - $1,645
• 50-99 employees - $2,120
• 100-199 employees - $2,330
• 200-299 employees - $2,810
• 300-499 employees - $3,290
• 500-999 employees - $3,765
• 1000+ employees - $4,245

Returning companies pay according to their total eligible employee count in Calgary & Area.

In order to participate in the September Games, companies must be Members of Calgary Corporate Challenge. Membership Fees are tiered:

• 1-99 Employees - $250 per year
• 100+ Employees - $500 per year

Early Bird Registration* prices for the 2026 Games (excluding Membership, GST and credit card processing fees if applicable):

• 1-49 employees - $1,900
• 50-99 employees - $2,445
• 100-199 employees - $2,700
• 200-299 employees - $3,245
• 300-499 employees - $3,785
• 500-999 employees - $4,325
• 1000+ employees - $4,865

Regular Registration prices for the 2026 Games (excluding Membership, GST and credit card processing fees if applicable):

• 1-49 employees - $1,960
• 50-99 employees - $2,520
• 100-199 employees - $2,780
• 200-299 employees - $3,345
• 300-499 employees - $3,900
• 500-999 employees - $4,455
• 1000+ employees - $5,010

*Early Bird Registration prices end at 5:00 p.m. on January 31, 2026.

Registering for the CCC September Games can be done by requesting an invoice on our website (above). The fees that are charged for registration cover a company’s participation in the September Games and the Calgary Corporate Challenge Membership Fee.

Any expense outside of this (company t-shirts, practices, kickoff parties, performance-enhancing snacks*) is totally optional and at the discretion of each participant or company.

*nachos. Always.

Payment can be made via:

• EFT (preferred) - Please contact us for EFT remittance information
• Cheque - Mailed to/dropped off at the Calgary Corporate Challenge office (#900 105 12 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 1A1)
• Credit card (3% processing fee) - Payments can be processed directly through the invoice

To be confirmed! We'll release the list of planned events in January.

A schedule of dates and times for each event will be confirmed after event registration closes (mid-July).

Usually we open registration in October and offer Early Bird prices until January 31. From February on, regular registration will remain open until we reach capacity or until March 31.

If you are interested in registering past the March 31st deadline, please reach out directly to us at info@calgarycorporatechallenge.com!

We only have the capacity to accept 25-30 new-to-CCC companies each year, so act fast!

The companies that take part in our events come from a range of industries, are both public and private, and range in size from 6 employees all the way up to 14,000 plus – we don’t discriminate.

CCC is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all participants and we expect our members to do the same. Teams should be including/inviting all interested employees regardless of background, skill, gender identity/expression, etc. 

All CCC Events are mixed gender. This means that a minimum of 2 genders must be represented on the field of play at all times (unless otherwise stated). Ideally, any one gender will not represent more than 55% of your company’s total participation count.

Each company will need to fulfill one volunteer shift. Company Volunteers do not need to be employees. Friends and family members (over the age of 18) can also represent the company as a volunteer.

Shift assignments will be sent out by mid- August, with the information about when and where your company's shift will take place as well as the Volunteer Role you are assigned. If you are interested in volunteering on behalf of your company, please contact your Company Captain for more information.

Learn more about your volunteer role here.

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