In Photos: Invictus Games begin in Toronto
The Invictus Games is the only international sporting event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. This year's games will bring together 550 competitors from 17 nations.
Corie Mapp of the United Kingdom races in the men's 100 metre dash IT1 heat.Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press
Gabby Graves-Wake of the United States competes in the Women's IT4/IT5 400m Final.Gregory Shamus
Tony Sten of Australia competes in the men's IF4 Shotput final.Mark Blinch/Reuters
Prince Harry congratulates women's 100-metre dash silver medallist Sabrina Daulaus of France.Chris Donovan/The Canadian Press
William Reynolds of the United States, Scott Meenagh of United Kingdom and Adam Popp of the United States compete in the Men's IT2 200m Heat 2.Gregory Shamus
Netherlands takes on Australia in the Invictus Games Tennis competition.Geoff Robins/AFP / Getty Images
British fans cheer during the athletics competition at the Invictus Games in Toronto.Geoff Robins/AFP / Getty Images
Stewart Sherman of Australia shakes hands with Jelle van der Steen of The Netherlands after a win in wheelchair tennis preliminary match.Harry How
Paul Gommers of The Netherlands practices his discus at a training session.Harry How
Team Canada enters the arena during the opening ceremony.Chris Jackson
Members of the delegation from Jordan enter the venue during the opening ceremony.Mark Blinch/Reuters
A spectator waves a Canadian flag during the opening ceremony.Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
Prince Harry greets Canadian Captain Trevor Greene, injured in Afghanistan, at the opening ceremony.Chris Donovan/The Canadian Press
Prince Harry (center) with First lady Melania Trump, Governor General David Johnston, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the opening ceremony.Chris Jackson
Meghan Markle, center, girlfriend of Britain's Prince Harry, applauds during the opening ceremony.Mark Blinch/Reuters
Invictus games ambassador, Mike Myers, bows to veterans at the Opening Ceremony.Chris Donovan/The Canadian Press
Alessia Cara performs.Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press