Victoria bid for the 2022 Commonwealth Games
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The <entity_0> is a cancelled <entity_4> by <entity_1>, British Columbia, <entity_2> and Commonwealth Games <entity_2> to host the <entity_3> Commonwealth Games. On 24 August 2017 <entity_1> withdrew its <entity_4> to host the <entity_3> Commonwealth Games, leaving only Birmingham and Liverpool in the race. On 30 June 2017, <entity_1> officially announced its <entity_4> to host the games. Bid committee chair David Black announced the <entity_4> was submitted with letters of support from the provincial government, local municipalities and the University of <entity_1>. Lisa Helps, the mayor of <entity_1>, revealed on 30 April 2017 that the City of <entity_1> was exploring a possible <entity_4> for the <entity_3> Commonwealth Games. Finance Minister Carole James announced in a statement that the province won't contribute funding to a <entity_3> Commonwealth Games <entity_4> because there were too many uncertainties. The total cost of the <entity_1> <entity_3> Commonwealth Games was anticipated to be in the region of $955 million with $400 million expected to come from the Government of <entity_2>, $400 million from the province, $25 million from local municipalities and $130 million from sponsorship deals to pay for the Games.
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