Team Canada’s Team Size by Olympic Summer Games

The numbers in the table below includes all athletes who were officially part of Team Canada (as an accredited athlete or an accredited alternate) at an Olympic Summer Games, regardless of whether they competed. It does not include athletes who competed in demonstration events.

Olympiad	Host NOC	Games	Men*	Women*	Total
XXXIII	FRA	Paris 2024	129	208	337
XXXII	JPN	Tokyo 2020	151	235	386
XXXI	BRA	Rio 2016	128	187	315
XXX	GBR	London 2012	122	157	279
XXIX	CHN	Beijing 2008	188	146	334
XXVIII	GRE	Athens 2004	132	133	265
XXVII	AUS	Sydney 2000	154	155	309
XXVI	USA	Atlanta 1996	153	154	307
XXV	ESP	Barcelona 1992	189	125	314
XXIV	KOR	Seoul 1988	241	113	354
XXIII	USA	Los Angeles 1984	273	163	436
XXII	URS	Moscow 1980^	147	64	211
XXI	CAN	Montreal 1976	283	133	416
XX	FRG	Munich 1972	149	44	193
XIX	MEX	Mexico City 1968	114	28	142
XVIII	JPN	Tokyo 1964	98	20	118
XVII	ITA	Rome 1960	74	11	85
XVI	AUS	Melbourne 1956	79	19	98
XV	FIN	Helsinki 1952	100	11	111
XIV	GBR	London 1948	89	15	104
XI	GER	Berlin 1936	89	20	109
X	USA	Los Angeles 1932	108	19	127
IX	NED	Amsterdam 1928	85	7	92
VIII	FRA	Paris 1924	78	0	78
VII	BEL	Antwerp 1920	47	0	47
V	SWE	Stockholm 1912	36	0	36
IV	GBR	London 1908	91	0	91
III	USA	St. Louis 1904	43	0	43
II	FRA	Paris 1900~	4	0	4

*Men includes athletes who identify as men or compete in men’s events; women includes athletes who identify as women or compete in women’s events

^A Canadian team was selected for Moscow 1980 but did not compete. These team members are still designated as Olympians.

~Canada did not send an official team to Paris 1900, but Canadians attending universities in the United States competed as individuals. George Orton won two medals and is considered to be Canada’s first Olympic medallist.

The Olympic Summer Games were not held in 1940 and 1944 due to World War II or in 1916 due to World War I.

Canada did not compete at Athens 1896.

Team Canada’s Team Size by Olympic Summer Games

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