| Vanoc will start closing streets around the region as early as Nov. 1 as it starts to secure sites and install screening stations ahead of the 2010 Olympic Games. |
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| The Canadian Luge Association went into damage control this week after one of its athletes slammed the resort for not being supportive. |
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| Emergency? What emergency? The first major exercise in response to a "security breach" at the Olympic athlete's village turned into something out of a Keystone Kops movie. |
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| Winnipeg's Cindy Klassen continued her speed skating comeback Monday, qualifying for Canada's World Cup team in the 1,000 metres at trials at the Richmond Olympic Oval. |
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| METRO VANCOUVER — As swaggering boastfulness goes, it was about 18 levels below Tyson-esque. |
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| Vancouver 2010 is getting its own, $4.6-million, MASH-style, mobile hospital where a team of doctors can perform brain and heart surgery. |
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| Initiated Sikh men will be permitted to wear ceremonial daggers less than 7.5 inches in length to Vancouver 2010 Winter Games venues, the RCMP's Vancouver 2010 Integrated Security Unit announced Thursday. |
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| 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games medals unveiled
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Written by Vancouver Sun
Tuesday, 20 October 2009 12:06 |
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| The design of 2010 Olympic medals unveiled today feature contemporary aboriginal artworks and are undulating rather than flat - both firsts in Games history. |
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| Vanoc to pay staff $30 million in Olympic bonuses
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Written by Vancouver Sun
Tuesday, 20 October 2009 12:06 |
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| Vancouver’s Olympic organizing committee is planning to pay about $30 million in bonuses to its employees once the Olympic Games are finished. |
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| Wotherspooon edgy ahead of Olympic speed-skating trials
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Written by Vancouver Sun
Tuesday, 20 October 2009 12:06 |
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| Jeremy Wotherspoon is starting to get that edgy, nervous feeling again. It is, he says, all good. |
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