Archive for February, 2010
On the importance of not being too happy - Globe and Mail
February 28th, 2010 | 
Author: J ean-René Halde plays a pivotal role in the Canadian economy. He is president of the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC), the federal financier of small and medium-sized …
Posted in Closing ceremony live-blog: Olympic cauldron’s fourth arm finally … - The Vancouver Sun
The Vancouver Sun’s Lori Culbert and Shelley Fralic are at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic closing ceremony and will be live-blogging through the event while Chris Parry lays it …
Closing with a little fun - CTV Olympics
Unless of course it’s a giant beaver, floating moose or the world’s biggest table-hockey game. All of those themes were rolled out in the giant party that was held last night in …
Breakout Games for Canada’s cross-country men - CBC Olympics
Traditional Nordic powerhouses owned the cross-country skiing events at Whistler Olympic Park, with Norway winning nine medals and Sweden taking seven. Canada didn’t reach the …
Cypress a mountain of trouble - Canoe
WEST VANCOUVER — Organizers of the 2010 Winter Olympics diplomatically referred to Cypress Mountain as their “special child.” But the El Nino-affected freestyle skiing and …
Rob Ramage appeals conviction, sentence in crash that killed Keith … - Macleans
TORONTO - Rob Ramage is arguing he should get a new trial on charges including impaired driving causing death because his Charter rights were violated shortly after a crash that …
Canada wins 5 medals in short-track - CBC Olympics
Canada’s Charles Hamelin kisses his girlfriend, Marianne St-Gelais, after winning the gold medal in men’s 500-metre short-track speedskating. (Paul Chiasson/Canadian Press) Charles …
Recap: Men’s Team Pursuit - CTV Olympics
Canada has struck gold at the Richmond Olympic Oval, winning the country’s fifth and final long track speed skating medal on Saturday. The men’s team pursuit trio of Denny Morrison …
Rob Ramage appeals conviction, sentence in crash that killed Keith … - Canada East
TORONTO - Rob Ramage is arguing he should get a new trial on charges including impaired driving causing death because his Charter rights were violated shortly after a crash that …
Rob Ramage appeals conviction, sentence in crash that killed Keith … - Winnipeg Free Press
TORONTO - Rob Ramage is arguing he should get a new trial on charges including impaired driving causing death because his Charter rights were violated shortly after a crash that …