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After the Golden Goal, when jubilant members of Team Canada had finished mobbing Sidney Crosby, when the sticks had been gathered and the players made their way to the long [...]

It probably wasn't the way Charles Hamelin envisioned redeeming himself at the Olympics--not exactly, anyway--but as he and his teammates know all too well, there is no such thing as [...]

For more than a decade, Hayley Wickenheiser has dominated women's hockey the way Wayne Gretzky once did the men's game. But something unexpected happened in Vancouver: Wickenheiser and the rest [...]

You'd never know it, considering the chemistry between Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir as they skated to gold this week, but a little over a year ago, Moir was training [...]

The 2010 Winter Olympics will be known as the Double-Cork Games. Do you have one? If so, which variations, and what about back-to-back? Since March 2009, when Shaun White set [...]

Even as it inspires a hopeful nation and sweeps beyond its borders around a troubled world, the power of the Olympic dream remains sharply circumscribed. On Friday night Ban KiMoon, [...]

* ALPINE SKIING Carving Turns at 50 mph OLYMPIC SKIERS SUBJECT THEIR BODIES to as much as 3.5 g's--more than space shuttle astronauts endure during launch--and to velocities that would [...]

FEB. 12 DAY 1 10:00 A.M. SKI JUMPING Normal hill individual qualification round 6:00 P.M. OPENING CEREMONY FEB. 13 DAY 2 9:45 A.M. SKI JUMPING Normal hill individual round 1 [...]

Shaun White jumps and twists in the air on his snowboard. He is one of the best snowboarders in the world. Watch Them Go! The Winter Games are fast and [...]

Going for the Gold Athletes from around the world go to the Winter Olympics. Shaun White slides down a snowy hill on a long, flat board. He jumps and twists [...]

This we know about Daron Rahlves: He is the most accomplished American downhill racer of all time. A competitive streak runs so deep in his system that it's like a [...]

The world's best skiers dare to do what we mortals can only dream. Here's a guide on who to watch--and what to watch for--as Olympic history unfolds. speed It's only [...]

In early December, Bob Joncas, the high-performance manager for the Canadian Snowboard Federation, boarded a jet for Switzerland. In the cargo hold, rolled into a heavy bag, was the result [...]

Whether you prefer curling, figure skating, biathlon, alpine or Nordic, there's something for everyone at the Winter Olympics. The 2010 Games are the Super Bowl of winter sporting events, a [...]

When the 2010 Winter Olympic games enter the history books, Whistler 2010 Sport Legacies will take the reins from the Vancouver Organizing Committee (VANOC) as the proprietor and operator of [...]

Assessing Team Canada In a country that has historically approached Olympic competition with a wan combination of modesty and high hopes, things have changed. Leading up to the 2010 Winter [...]

The Canadian government is focusing on sustainability and responsible construction in preparing for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Six brand new sporting venues are undergoing construction. The Cement Sustainability Initiative is seen to be tested by construction firms who have expressed intent to comply with the new rule.

The 2010 Winter Olympics, which will take place in British Columbia (B.C.), has sparked various construction projects in the province, such as the C$315-million athletes village, a C$48-million winter sports center and the C$775-million Sea-to-Sky highway upgrade. Issues on the B.C.'s overspending and the projects' return on investment are discussed.

Olympics offer diverse means for generating income. Some like Roots Canada opt to manufacture clothing for Canadian athletes and others offer packaging and knitwear. Olympics in 2010 will bring to the fore many marketing strategies of Canadian companies.