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CBC DECISION DAY 2010 COVERAGE
Broadcast date: July 2, 2003
At 8:41 am Pacific Standard Time on Wednesday, July 2, 2003, IOC Jacques Rogge opened up a letter in a crowded hotel room in Prague, Czech Republic and changed a city forever, saying these exact words: “The International Olympic Committee has the honour of announcing that the 21st Olympic Winter Games in 2010, are awarded to the City of Vancouver”.
Over the air, CBC’s Peter Mansbridge screams out “The Games are coming back to Canada!” as a city, a province, and a country cheers on the return of the Olympic Games to the nation. A crowd of 12,000 in Vancouver explodes in ecastic celebration at General Motors Place, site of Olympic hockey, as “Vancouver” is announced as an Olympic city. Towels are waved, fireworks explode, and streamers and confetti are shot into the air as a “YES!” sign is displayed on the scoreboard. A large Canadian flag is passed around the crowd in celebration. A sea of red jubilation grows on Vancouver’s Robson Street.
At Whistler, 5,000 gather at the town’s village plaza for the announcement…towels rippling, balls flying, Canadian flags waving, and a large Olympic rings flag is revealed.
In Prague, the 2010 bid committee celebrates too…accompanied by the support of hockey’s great Wayne Gretzky and Prime Minister Jean Chretien.
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Vancouver welcomes the world for the XXI Olympic Winter Games
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On December 10, 2002 City Council decided to hold a vote on Vancouver’s participation in hosting the 2010 Olympic Winter Games and Paralympic Winter Games. The “Olympic Vote” took place on February 22, 2003. The results were 64% in favour of the Olympic Bid, enough for Vancouver to win the rights as host city in July 2003. Voter turn-out was the highest in decades at 50%. RESULTS – Yes – 86113 – 64% – No – 48651 – 36% – Spoiled – 27 – 0% – Total – 134791 – 100% Video credits: CBC …
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After more than five years of planning, 
Vancouver, British Columbia is awarded the 2010 Olympic Winter Games on Wednesday, July 2, 2003. The crowd goes wild both at the announcement ceremony in Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC. and in Vancouver and Whistler as people celebrate the announcement. People run through the streets waving Olympic flags and honking car horns in celebration. Prime Minister Jean Chretien, in Prague, speaks to a CTV reporter about the successful bid.
At 8:41 am Pacific Standard Time on Wednesday, July 2, 2003, IOC Jacques Rogge opened up a letter in a crowded hotel room in Prague, Czech Republic and changed a city forever, saying these exact words: “The International Olympic Committee has the honour of announcing that the 21st Olympic Winter Games in 2010, are awarded to the City of Vancouver”.
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At 8:41 am Pacific Standard Time on Wednesday, July 2, 2003, IOC Jacques Rogge opened up a letter in a crowded hotel room in Prague, Czech Republic and changed a city forever, saying these exact words: “The International Olympic Committee has the honour of announcing that the 21st Olympic Winter Games in 2010, are awarded to the City of Vancouver”.