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In this installment of his public service series “Street Meet: Meeting People On The Street”, Scott Stephenson goes coastal, all the way to Vancouver, British Columbia, to join the residents in their pre-Olympic euphoria as they prepare for the 2010 Winter Games. Believe in the dreams of your dreams!
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Singapore wins bid to host first Youth Olympic Games in 2010 – video highlights of announcement part at padang on 21st Feb 2008
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Rise Against
Live @ UBC Arena
November 9th 2008
Vancouver BC Canada
Duration : 0:3:56
Canada’s best hope for a medal in biathlon at the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver in 2010. Zina Kocher is looking for corporate and personal sponsors. Watch Zina in action and see how you can help add to Canada’s medal total in 2010.
Duration : 0:3:45
The legends of video gaming return in their second head-to-head battle in Olympic competition, this time though it is the Winter Olympics at Vancouver, Canada where Mario, Sonic and friends will bid to be the winners of gold.
Coming late 2009 to Nintendo Wii and DS.
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Jan Hudec (born August 19, 1981 in Sumperk, Czechoslovakia) is a Canadian alpine skier. On February 11, 2007, he won the silver medal in downhill at the 2007 World Championships in Åre, Sweden. In the November of the same year he won his first World cup victory, a downhill in Lake Louise.
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Updated Mon. Jan. 5 2009 11:00 AM ET
CTV.ca News Staff
Canadians will “fall in love” with the personalities of their 2010 Olympic athletes as they learn more about their drive, their passion and their commitment to sport, says the president of Canada’s Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium (comprised of CTV Globemedia and Rogers Communications).
“Our athletes are poised for success, they’re so strong and we want to make them household names,” Keith Pelley, consortium president told CTV’s Canada AM on Monday, when describing the face of the new advertising campaign that seeks to introduce these athletes into Canadian households in the coming weeks and months.
“We want you fall in love with them way before February 2010.”
The BELIEVE ads, which are airing on CTV now, are narrated by veteran actor Donald Sutherland and are set to the music of Howard Shore — the Oscar-winning composer who wrote the music for the acclaimed Lord of the Rings film trilogy.
Their theme is for Canadians to believe in their amateur athletes and the ads tell the stories of how these athletes build their lives around their Olympic dreams.
One of the new ads, which aired on Canada AM on Monday, tells the story of downhill skier Jan Hudec — a Czechoslovakian-born Canadian athlete who “trains eight hours a day, 11 months a year because no Canadian has ever won gold on Canadian soil.”
In the ad, Hudec, 27, speaks directly to viewers, telling them about what life Canada has brought him as well as his own Olympic dream.
“I believe in Vancouver, I could be the first,” Hudec says. “Do you believe?”
Hudec’s ad is one of the first to hit the airwaves, along with a profile of Mellisa Hollingsworth, who won bronze in skeleton in the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino.
Next up will be spots on Canadian figure skating champion Patrick Chan as well as Team Canada forward Gillian Apps, a member of Canada’s top women’s hockey squad when it won gold in 2006.
At least a dozen ads will be broadcast.
Pelley said the ads are only the first step the consortium will take to promote Canada’s amateur athletes — and presumed future medal winners — prior to the start of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
“This is like phase one of six phases to really build the profile of the athletes, to really believe that these games can link the country together,” he told Canada AM.
Pelley predicted that “2010 is going to be the biggest thing that this country has seen.”
The BELIEVE campaign will also produce a number of short IDs that will highlight the names of 15 athletes along with their sport, in order to raise their individual profiles with viewers prior to the start of the games.
Speed skaters Jeremy Wotherspoon and Denny Morrison, figure skaters Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, alpine skiers Eric Guay and Britt Janyk, freestyle skier Jenn Heil, skeleton racer Jon Montgomery and snowboarder Maelle Ricker are among the athletes to be included in the BELIEVE IDs.
The 2010 Olympic Winter Games will be held in Vancouver from Feb. 12-28, 2010.
Video credit: CTV
No copyright infringement intended.
CTV and Rogers are the Official Canadian Broadcasters of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
Canada’s Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium invites Canadians to BELIEVE in the magic of the Olympic Games.
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Vancouver is known for many things: the beauty of its mountains, the ocean at its door, bike and walking paths that circle the city, golf courses galore. It’s a wonderful place for outdoor enthusiasts, but it is also much more.
http://www.vancouver2010.com/
Duration : 0:5:42
The Opening ceremony of the XV Olympic Winter Games held in Calgary, ALberta, Canada, from 13 to 28 February. The ceremony took place in MacMahon Stadium.
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Sportworld’s Brendan Connor heads to spectacular Vancouver, Canada to check on the preparations for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
Video credit: Aljazeera English
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For more information on the XXI Olympic Winter Games, visit http://www.vancouver2010.com
Duration : 0:6:42
The rivalry of Team Mario and Team Sonic explodes in an all new winter sports competition — Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games™. Developed exclusively for the Wii™ video game system and the Nintendo DS™ system, this sports party game is a follow-up to the smash hit Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games™. This game will allow players to take to the snow and ice of Vancouver and Whistler, Host Cities of the 2010 Winter Games, and test their Olympic Spirit in competitive events through their favorite Mario and Sonic characters. With an ortment of new challenging Dream Events and surprises from the world of Mario and Sonic, the stage is set for a winter Olympic experience like no other. Grab your Wii™ Remote/Nunchuk, Nintendo DS™ and Wii Balance Board™, and get ready to go for gold!
FEATURES:
A multitude of events: Prepare to compete in the Olympic Games with your friends and family! Compete in real Olympic events along with over-the-top Dream Events offer surprising objects and new character-specific moves. Sharpen your team-playing skills with new simultaneous cooperative play on the Wii and get your fill of head-to-head rivalry in the popular competitive events on both the Wii and DS.
Choose from an ortment of Mario and Sonic characters: Players can choose from their favorite Mario and Sonic characters, including Luigi, Tails, Yoshi, and Knuckles, each with unique movements and stats. A few new faces, including Donkey Kong and Metal Sonic, have also been added to the teams!
Intuitive controls and full use of hardware:
º Wii: Players are challenged to perform a variety of movements using intuitive controls on the Wii Remote/Nunchuk and Wii Balance Board as they simulate real-life movements, and skate, ski and snowboard their way to glory. Single, multi-player and co-op offer fun for players of all ages!
º DS: Intuitive and accessible gameplay mechanics use the stylus, buttons and D-pad. Wi-Fi ranking and wireless functionalities add to the single and multi-player fun! Download events from a single cart for multiplayer fun anytime, anywhere.
Wii modes of play: Compete in single events in the individual mode and team mode, or challenge your friends to an entire Olympic competition! A new “Festival Mode” also allow players to experience the full campaign (single and multi-player). This includes new “boss” competitions against unique Mario and Sonic characters.
New DS-exclusive “Adventure Tours”: Developed for the DS audience in mind, not only can a user enjoy a single player Olympic Winter Games sporting experience, but a new in-depth story mode also awaits! This promises the player an exciting adventure filled with diverse missions, boss encounters and a chance to save the 2010 Winter Games.
Video credit: SEGA
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Vancouver invites the world for the XXI Olympic Winter Games!
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