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Toronto is one of the top bidders for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. The Commonwealth Games is one leading international sporting events where athletes from countries all across the world participate in various sports activities. So far Toronto has not been host to any of the Games. The city has been listed under the Confirmed Potential Bids along with several other nations. The winning bidder of 2018 Commonwealth Games will be announced most probably in 2011. The other bidders along with Toronto include Canberra, Gold Coast, Auckland, Christchurch, Abuja, Port of Spain and Cardiff.

About Toronto, Canada
Toronto is the capital of the Ontario Province in Canada and is one of the leading financial cities in the world. The city lies on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. It is the largest city in Canada and the fifth largest city in North America. Canada has hosted four Commonwealth Games and has been bidders for several others. Commonwealth Games Canada (CGC) is the Commonwealth Games Association in Canada that organizes its nation’s participation in the Commonwealth Games. The cities in Canada that have previously hosted the Games include Vancouver and Hamilton.

In 1931, Canada became a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and is one of six countries to have participated in all the Commonwealth Games since 1930. The 1930 games was hosted by Hamilton, Canada. The 2018 Commonwealth Games has many top bidders and Toronto has a fair chance of winning the bid.
Other 2018 Bidders for Commonwealth Games
In addition to the Confirmed Potential Bids where Toronto has been listed, there are other bidders under the category Speculated Potential Bids. These include Wellington, Singapore, Accra, Sheffield, Durban, Cape Town, Colombo and Lusaka. By 2011, we will find out if Toronto will be in the winning bidder for hosting the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
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2018 Bidders for Commonwealth Games