As the third largest developer of video games in the world, this award show celebrates Canada’s spot on the world stage as a leader in interactive entertainment. The Canadian Game Awards has been designed to be “by the industry and for the industry” with an interest in engaging public and fan participation.
The Canadian Game Awards are founded and produced by Northern Arena Productions. The producers are joined by a National Advisory Board of Developers and leaders in the Canadian digital entertainment industry.
AJAY FRY is a Canadian media personality, comedian, writer and producer with over a decade of hosting experience under his belt, including numerous award shows.
In his first decade as a national television host he has interviewed a wide array of celebrities and artists, including actors, directors, authors and video game icons like Reggie & Phil Spencer.
As a lifelong gamer, Ajay’s hosted numerous LAN parties in his parents basement, while also putting his background in improv and creative sense of humor to good use creating mods, designing maps and directing machinima for some of his favourite games .
With Ajay at the helm, the 1st edition of the Canadian Game Awards is sure to be an engaging, hilarious celebration of our national community.
The Awards will be broadcast through Super Channel’s GINX Esports TV Canada, available on Amazon Prime, Bell, Bell Fibe, Eastlink, Rogers, Shaw, Telus, Videotron and many other small town cable companies. The behind the scene show will be broadcast on SQUAD’s online channels (Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, Mixer)
After careful consideration, Northern Arena has made the difficult decision to shift the production of the Canadian Game Awards for 2020 from a live presentation
The Entertainment Software Association of Canada is proud to support the first Annual Canadian Game Awards, produced by Northern Arena. A celebration of the growing Canadian gaming industry. This
Northern Arena, in partnership with the XP Game Developer Summit, is proud to announce the Canadian Game Awards, a celebration of the growing Canadian gaming
