| Edition |
Year |
Location |
Sport Participation |
Cultural Participation |
Overall Winner |
| I |
July 1 -8, 1990 |
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada |
First NAIG, 3,000 participants in 15 sports |
37 cultural groups and Ceremonial run |
Team Sask |
| II |
July 18 - 25, 1993 |
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada |
4,400 participants in 15 sports |
Traditional Powwow |
Team Sask |
| III |
July 29 - Aug 6, 1995 |
Blaine, Minnesota, United States |
8,500 participants in 17 sports |
2,500 Cultural Performers |
Team Sask |
| IV |
Aug 3 - 8, 1997 |
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
5,000 participants in 16 sports |
3,000 Cultural participants |
Team Sask |
| V |
July 25 - Aug 4, 2002 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |
6,500 participants in 16 sports |
3,000 Cultural participants |
Team Man |
| VI |
June 28 - July 9, 2006 |
Denver, Colorado, United States |
8,000 participants in 16 sports |
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Team Sask |
| VII |
Aug 3 - 10, 2008 |
Cowichan, British Columbia, Canada |
4,700 participants in 14 sports |
300 artists, 2000 Tribal Journey participants, Spirit Pole |
Team Sask |
| VIII |
July 20 - 27, 2014 |
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada |
5,000 participants in 15 sports |
traditional Indigenous activities, Cultural Village, Lance Run. |
Team BC |
| IX |
July, 16 - 23, 2017 |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
4,800 participants in 15 sports |
traditional Indigenous activities, Cultural Village |
Team BC |
| X |
July 12 - 19, 2020 |
Halifax, Nova Scotia |
The Games will be held on July 12-18, 2020. |
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