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- Get in the Games with these exciting videos!
- Discover how technology developed by Natural Resources Canada plays a big part at the 2010 Winter Games
- Find out everything about weather at the 2010 Winter Games
- The science behind Canada's athletes
Get in the Games with these exciting videos!
Government of Canada Together in 2010 video
Download the Together in 2010 video to learn about the Government of Canada's involvement to make the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games a successful world class event.
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Kino Citius
Guy Roland explores the physical environment of Vancouver with a digital still camera. This short film was created with a unique idea on how to create movement in space. Kino Citius showcases Vancouver in the midst of change as it prepared for the 2010 Winter Games.
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Celebrate the Possible
A video produced by the Organizing Committee for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Celebrate the Possible highlights the Olympic and Paralympic journey and the possibility of creating everyday champions.
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Discover how technology developed by Natural Resources Canada plays a big part at the 2010 Winter Games
Special Edition Maps for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has developed a collection of up-to-date maps featuring medallists, favourite winter sports and the geography of the Vancouver region just in time for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
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The Richmond Olympic Oval: An International Showcase of Canada’s Wood Products
Canadian lumber affected by the mountain pine beetle is on prominent and permanent display in the unique wood-wave roof of the Richmond Olympic Oval, the new speed skating venue for the 2010 Winter Games.
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CoolSolution®: A New, Eco-friendly Way to Keep it Cool!
A video produced by the Organizing Committee for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Celebrate the Possible highlights the Olympic and Paralympic journey and the possibility of creating everyday champions.
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Find out everything about weather at the 2010 Winter Games
Weather FAQ - Whistler Temperature Inversion
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has developed a collection of up-to-date maps featuring medallists, favourite winter sports and the geography of the Vancouver region just in time for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
Weather FAQ - Arctic Outbreaks
Environment Canada explains why it gets bitterly cold a few times a winter in south-western British Columbia.
Weather FAQ - The Pineapple Express and the Tropical Punch
Environment Canada explains why Vancouver and the surrounding area sometimes get heavy rain.
Weather FAQ - Major Snowstorms on the South Coast of British Columbia
Environment Canada explains how snowstorms happen in Vancouver and the surrounding area.
Weather FAQ - Windstorms
Environment Canada explains why winter windstorms are common in south-western British Columbia.
Weather FAQ - Harvey's Cloud
Environment Canada profiles the cloud that affects visibility in the middle of the Whistler Mountain.
Weather FAQ - Weather during the Olympic Period
Environment Canada provides details about the weather usually found in Vancouver and Whistler during February and March.
Weather FAQ - El Niño
Environment Canada explains how El Nino can impact Canada's West Coast.
Weather FAQ - 2010 Weather Services
Environment Canada is the official weather services provider for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
The science behind Canada's athletes
The science behind Canada's athletes
Learn how scientists in the National Research Council's labs and wind tunnels are supporting Canada's athletes in their quest for gold at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
