Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Arendz, Dorion, Fogarty, Rosen and Mosher
Families of Paralympians Mark Arendz, Marc Dorion, Arly Fogarty, Paul Rosen and Tyler Mosher will watch them compete live at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games through Petro-Canada’s Athlete Family Program. Interview and Photo Advisory here.
Petro-Canada’s Athlete Family Program
Families of Canadian Paralympic Athletes Watch Loved Ones Compete Live Through Petro-Canada’s Athlete Family Program. Interview and Photo Advisory here.
Petro-Canada Athlete Family Program at the Paralympics: Parents of Canada’s alpine skiier Andrea Dziewior available for interview
The Petro-Canada Athlete Family Program is accommodating approximately 500 family members of Canadian athletes throughout the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, including parents of Nanaimo, B.C. – based alpine skier Andrea Dziewior. Media advisory here.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Andrea Dziewior
Proud parents of Canada’s alpine skier Andrea Dziewior to watch her compete live at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games through Petro-Canada’s Athlete Family Program. Media Advisory here.
Rick Hansen celebrated last night’s 2010 Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony by emphasizing the role that sport and dreams play in bringing people together to make a difference in all our lives. A full release with quotes can be found here.
Rick Hansen will be available for interviews throughout the Paralympic Games. To arrange an interview, contact Ian Noble 604.809.9650 ian.noble@karyo-edelman.com
London 2012 Organizers and UK media taking notice of Olympic and Paralympic legacies model created by 2010 Legacies Now
And that includes taking lessons from the more unlikely Olympic legacies, such as the world of low literacy, that were felt in Vancouver long before the first puck was dropped or the first ski carved.
Read the Telegraph article here.
Experience Oakley’s Custom Program – just like our 300 sponsored elite athletes around the world
Take a guided tour of our Rolling O-Lab, a science lab on wheels. Available any day.
Take a peek inside Oakley’s Athlete Safe House – a private space where Oakley athletes can watch the Games and create custom eyewear. Limited times and spaces.
Click here for more information.
“Inside the Vancouver Olympic Polyclinic” OBS Footage Available
For Olympic broadcasters: Download footage of GE Healthcare interviews and technology inside the Vancouver Olympic Village Polyclinic. For details, contact OBS or Nick Wolaver at 1-404-643-6873 or nicholas.wolaver@edelman.com
MEDIA INVITATION:
Medicine Meets Mobile -innovation & creativity in the medical world & the convergence of wireless technology & medicine.
DigiBC panel discussion featuring Peter Robertson, VP & GM for GE Healthcare in Canada. Thurs, Feb. 25, 12:10- 12:40 pm; interview opportunities to follow. Media RSVP to Rhonda Trenholm, 604-614-0899, for access.
Click here for details.
Media Interview Opportunity: Dr. Greg Wells, Host of CTVs Superbodies, will be presenting “Exercise Medicine Using Olympians and GE Technology to Unravel the Mysteries of Childhood Disease” to physicians at a special GE Healthcare presentation Feb. 24. in Vancouver. Presentation 12:45 – 1:15 p.m., media interviews 2:30 – 3 p.m.
Media must RSVP to Rhonda, 604-614-0899. Access is limited.
Media Interview Opportunity: Dr. Jack Taunton, Chief Medical Officer, Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, will be presenting “The Big Medical Picture” to physicians at a special GE Healthcare presentation Feb. 24 in Vancouver. Presentation 1:15 – 1:45 p.m., media interviews 2:30 – 3 p.m.
Media must RSVP to Rhonda, 604-614-0899. Access is limited.
Media Interview Opportunity: Dr. Bruce Forster, Imaging Manager, Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, will be presenting “Revolution in musculoskeletal imaging” to physicians at a special GE Healthcare presentation Feb. 24 in Vancouver. Presentation 1:45 – 2:15 p.m., media interviews 2:30 – 3 p.m.
Media must RSVP to Rhonda, 604-614-0899. Access is limited.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Kelsey Serwa
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host the parents of Kelsey Serwa, Olympic freestyle skier, in Vancouver. Terri and Brad Serwa, Kelsey’s parents, are available to media to talk about their experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information. Media Advisory here.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Trevor White
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host the parents of Trevor White, Olympic alpine skier, in Vancouver from Feb 24-27, 2010. Diane and Rod White, Trevor’s parents, are available to media to talk about their experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information. Media Advisory here.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Caroline Calve
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host the parents of Caroline Calve, Olympic snowboarder, in Vancouver from Feb 24-27, 2010. Jean Calve and Suzanne Fournier, Caroline’s parents, are available to media to talk about their experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information. Media Advisory here.
Did you catch Rick Hansen’s interview with CBC Chief Correspondent, Peter Mansbridge, for Mansbridge One on One? This is one that you don’t want to miss! Click here to watch Rick and Peter discuss:
GE Healthcare technology story ideas:
Click here for more details.
Petro-Canada Hosts Family of Lyndon Rush
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host the family of Lyndon Rush, Olympic bobsleigh competitor, in Vancouver from Feb 20-23, 2010. Jerry and Ben Rush, Lyndon’s father and brother, are available to media to talk about their experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information. Media Advisory here.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Valerie Maltais
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host the parents of Valerie Maltais, short-track speedskater, in Vancouver. Martine Simard, her mother, is available to media to talk about her experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information. Media Advisory here.
First-of-its-kind legacy organization hosts symposium for international delegates on creating Olympic and Paralympic Legacies
Today’s symposium explored the first-of-its-kind model of 2010 Legacies Now, a non-profit organization which was established during the bid phase for the 2010 Games to ensure social legacies were created prior to and after the Games.
Full details here.
Olympic and Paralympic Legacies Symposium, hosted by 2010 Legacies Now: Feb. 19, 9am – 837 W. Hastings St.
Click here for more information.
Olympians to skate @ GE Plaza
Olympic gold medalists Scott Hamilton, Martin Brodeur, Angela Ruggiero will take to the ice and salute the Health Heroes of the Vancouver Games – the medical staff and volunteers from VANOC who dedicate themselves to keeping athletes and fans healthy. Athletes will be available to media for interviews and photo opportunity.
For complete details on the event, click here.
The Club Bud team is thrilled to announce that Allie Henze and Chris Walts are the successful applicants for the job of Club Bud Party Crashers! Follow them on twitter to get real-time accounts of their Party Crashing experiences and check-out their blogs for full event coverage
Holland Heineken House had a Dutch reporter present at the amazing celebration in Richmond when Rick lit the community cauldron. She spent some time getting comments from the crowd about Rick and after the ceremony, she (and several other reporters) chatted with him. Click Here to see the interview (English begins about 25 seconds in).
GE Healthcare’s latest ultrasound innovation, Vscan, will be used at the Mobile Medical Unit in support of athletes, trainers and visitors attending the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games competitions. Vscan is a small, non-invasive ultra sound device that provides clinicians with an immediate method to help secure visual information about what is happening inside the body.
Click here for the full press release
Gold and Silver Medal-Winning Chinese Pairs Skaters to Perform at GE Plaza on Wednesday.
Media are invited to welcome the Chinese New Year with Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, Elyse Allan, President and CEO of GE Canada, and the Chinese Skating Association at GE Plaza on Wednesday, February 17th at 1:00 pm. Click here for more information
Rick Hansen was interviewed by Peter Mansbridge yesterday for Mansbridge One on One. CBC aired a clip of the interview last night on The National. To see it Click here (it starts at 35:28).
The full Mansbridge One-on-One interview will air this Saturday Feb 20th at 6:30 p.m. PST and Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Be sure to tune in to hear Rick talk about the Olympics, his Foundation and the 25th Anniversary of the Man in Motion Tour!
Petro-Canada Hosts Father of Patrick Chan
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Lewis Chan, father of Olympic figure skater Patrick Chan, in Vancouver from Feb 16-19, 2010. Lewis is available to media to talk about his experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Dominique Maltais
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host the parents of Dominque Maltais, Olympic snowboarder, in Vancouver from Feb 16-19, 2010. Gerald Maltais is available to media to talk about his experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Jessica and Jamie Gregg
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Kathy and Randy Greg, parents of Olympic speedskaters Jessica and Jamie Gregg, in Vancouver from Feb 16-19, 2010. Kathy is available to media to talk about her experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information.
Petro-Canada Family Correspondents Host Impromptu Pin Trade
Petro-Canada Family Correspondents are kicking off their Vancouver 2010 Winter Games experience with an old Games-time tradition – pin trading. Join these Olympic first-timers as they delve into the spirit by hosting the Petro-Canada Pin Stop, an impromptu pin trading station outside the Vancouver Art Gallery on Mon Feb 15 at 12-1pm.
GE and Plutonic Power Helping BC Go For the Gold in Clean Energy
Media are invited out to GE Plaza for a chance to speak with GE Energy Financial Services CEO Alex Urquhart and Plutonic Power CEO Donald McInnes about current and future clean energy projects in BC.
Petro-Canada Hosts Mother of Valerie Maltais
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Martine Simard, mother of Olympic speedskater Valerie Maltais, in Vancouver from Feb 12-15, 2010. Martine is available to media to talk about her experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information.
Petro-Canada Hosts Father of Vincent Marquis
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Francois Marquis, father of Olympic freestyle skier Vincent Marquis, in Vancouver from Feb 12-15, 2010. Francois is available to media to talk about his experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Guillaume Bastille
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Louis-Marie and Denise Bastille, parents of Olympic speedskater Guillaume Bastille, in Vancouver from Feb 12-17, 2010. Louis-Marie and Denise are available to media to talk about their experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please call 604-568-9777 for more information.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Alexa Loo
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Charlie and Toni Loo, parents of Olympic snowboarder Alexa Loo, in Vancouver. Charlie and Toni are available to media to talk about their experiences throughout the Olympic Games. Please contact Mahafrine Petigara at 604-623-3007 for more information.
Media are invited to learn more about the design of the 2010 Canadian Olympic Team Opening Ceremony parade uniform and Flag Bearer uniform from Chris Rudge, CEO and Secretary General, Canadian Olympic Committee and Suzanne Timmins, fashion director, Hudson’s Bay Company.
February 13, 10AM — BC Media Centre Press Theatre
To top off an already amazing opening ceremonies, Rick Hansen make a special appearance to deliver the Olympic flame into BC Place and hand it off to the Olympians who lit the cauldron. This morning, Rick appeared on CTV’s Olympic Morning today to discuss the Opening Ceremonies, his foundation and his involvement in “The Difference Makers” series. Click here for a recap from Rick’s blog.
Families of Canadian Athletes Available to Share Their Stories Behind the Road to Vancouver 2010
Parents share insights on Olympic dreams and the unparalleled support they’ve been able to give their athlete through the Petro-Canada Family Program. View this advisory here.
Free Olympic Red Mittens for the first 1000 visitors to LiveCity Yaletown
Come to LiveCity Yaletown and join in the Opening Ceremony Celebrations! The first 1000 people through the main gates after 4:30 p.m. on February 12 will receive a FREE pair of the incredibly popular Red Mittens!
For more details, click here.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Drew Neilson
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Judy and Ben Hoy, parents of Olympic snowboarder Drew Neilson, in Vancouver from Feb 13-15, 2010. Judy and Ben are available to media to talk about their experiences. Please contact Mahafrine Petigara at 604-623-3007 for more information.
Petro-Canada Hosts Parents of Jamie and Jessica Gregg
Petro-Canada’s Canadian Athlete Family Program is proud to host Kathy and Randy Gregg, parents of Olympic speedskaters Jamie and Jessica Gregg, in Vancouver from Feb 12-19, 2010. Kathy and Randy are available to media to talk about their experiences. Please contact Mahafrine Petigara at 604-623-3007 for more information.
Oakley’s Global Media Event on Grouse Mountain: February 11 3:00 – 6:30pm
Media – Save the date for an exclusive Oakley 2010 event!
Witness the latest in our technologies and meet our athletes.
This once in a lifetime event on Grouse Mountain includes a fashion show to unveil Oakley’s newest outerwear line, a demo of Oakley’s High Definition Optics and an exclusive gift bag.
For more details, click here.
Come see the future of television!
Media are invited to attend the launch of the Panasonic Pavilion at LiveCity Yaletown on February 11, 10:30 a.m. The Pavilion features two full 3D HD theatres and will be open to the public February 12-28, the first time this revolutionary technology will be screened publicly. View Panasonic Media Advisory for details
Panasonic launched the song, “Shall Be Done” with diva Sarah Brightman today at Panasonic‘s Olympic Pavilion at LiveCity Yaletown, official celebration site of the 2010 Winter Games. “Shall Be Done” is Panasonic‘s innovative means of reaching out to the global community with its corporate philosophy and vision. Click here for more information.
Panasonic opened the doors of its Olympic Pavilion today, featuring two 103-inch full HD 3D theatres at LiveCity Yaletown, official celebration site of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Open Feb. 12-28, 11 am-11 pm daily, the theatres will screen HD3D images of the Opening Ceremony and highlights footage of the 2010 Winter Games. Click here for more info.
GE provides most comprehensive healthcare IT in Games history.
Click here for more information.
Win the exclusive LiveCity Vancouver prize pack
Just visit LiveCity Vancouver on Facebook and enter to win an amazing prize pack, which includes a Panasonic 42 inch HDTV, Samsung Vice Handset and Special Olympic Edition Acer Aspire 4810TZ notebook computer and more! Deadline to enter is February 10, 2010.
Click here for more details.
Labatt will provide pedi-cab service in Vancouver from February 12 – 28. The Labatt pedi-cabs will be found outside the Commodore Ballroom on the evenings of the Club Bud parties (February 19, 20, 25, 26 & 27) and will be found in Vancouver’s entertainment district on all other dates. Pedi-cabs will be available 24 hrs a day, to anyone wanting a ride, and free of charge between 10:00 p.m. -6:00 a.m.
Click here for more details
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson unveiled the Vancouver House pavilion at LiveCity Yaletown today. Vancouver House tells the story of Vancouver as a centre of green economic development, as told through local designers and business leaders. Vancouver House will be open to the public throughout the Games for free. Click here to learn more.
City of Vancouver to unveil Vancouver House and LiveCity Yaletown
Media are invited to the first look of Vancouver House with Mayor Gregor Robertson and a preview tour of the LiveCity Yaletown site on Tuesday, February 9 at 10:00 a.m.
For more details click here.
Petro-Canada’s 2010 Legacy Pole Now On Display
Petro-Canada’s 22-foot totem pole, called the 2010 Legacy Pole, is now on display at the 2010 Aboriginal Pavilion.
View the making of video here.
Download the backgrounder here.
Rick Hansen was a guest on “The Bill Good Show” on Feb 2nd. He and Bill discussed:
If you missed it, click here to access the interview. Rick is on at 11:32am
Panasonic has just launched a new microsite for the Panasonic Pavilion and 3D HD theatre at LiveCity Yaletown, Feb 12-28, 2010. Check it out, and follow @Panasonic3d on Twitter for live tweets from the Pavilion throughout the Games!
The Rick Hansen Foundation has launched a new website and invites you to join them online to experience Rick’s story through never-before seen photography and video. Rick is co-Mayor of the Vancouver Olympic Village and will be sharing his experiences using one of the new features on the site- his blog! Check back often for updates on Rick’s experiences throughout the Games.
Visit rickhansen.com
Special appearance by curling superstars Team Bernard & Team Martin at The Olympic Superstore
On Thursday, January 28th, the first 200 curling fans to purchase a Signature Series item at The Olympic Superstore at The Bay Downtown Vancouver have a chance to meet curling superstars Team Bernard and Team Martin.
For full times and details, click here.
Club Bud Party Crasher Job Search
Budweiser is searching for two lucky people to crash the parties in Vancouver. The Club Bud Party Crasher job search offers applicants the chance to attend one of the Club Bud weekends and will require the winner to use social media tools to capture and share the Club Bud experience online. Details can be found on Facebook.
Club Bud Party Dates
More information will be available via media advisories prior to each event.
Special appearance by hockey superstar Ryan Kesler at The Olympic Superstore, The Bay Downtown Vancouver
The first 300 hockey fans to purchase a Signature Series item at The Olympic Superstore at The Bay Downtown Vancouver have a chance to meet hockey superstar Ryan Kesler on Sunday, January 24th.
For full details, click here.
Club Bud re-emerges in Vancouver
Club Bud, host of the hottest parties in Beijing and Torino, will claim its place on top of the party podium in Vancouver. Budweiser will be the center of Vancouver’s social scene for five nights in February.
Click here for full story.
LiveCity Vancouver launches new website and Facebook page
Find the full performer and events schedule – from special on-site events, daytime family programming, giant screen sport coverage and live concert performances, LiveCity Vancouver’s two celebration sites will offer entertainment for all ages to experience the Games… for FREE.
Visit www.livecityvancouver.ca.
The Petro-Canada WAVE
Petro-Canada has challenged Canadians to create the world’s largest virtual WAVE at iwilldreambig.ca to support Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes and their families. Watch Kurt Browning lead over 500 Torontonians in a massive WAVE to help spread Olympic spirit from coast to coast. GO CANADA GO!
View more details about the Petro-Canada WAVE.
Oakley and Grouse Mountain Announce Long-term Partnership
Grouse Mountain will serve as one of Oakley’s base camps for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games, where Oakley fans can take a tour of the Rolling O Lab.
Click here for full story.
Petro-Canada’s Family Correspondent Contest
Two lucky winners and a member of their family will have the opportunity to report LIVE from the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games and uncover the untold stories of Canadian athletes’ families.
View more details about the Family correspondent contest.
One million pairs of red mittens sold!
Somewhere in Canada this week, an unsuspecting shopper picked up the one millionth pair of Vancouver 2010 Red Mittens sold since the “it” souvenir of the 2010 Winter Games appeared on store shelves across the country on October 1.
Click here for full story.
20 community sport programs in B.C. receive funding
2010 Legacies Now in partnership with the Province of British Columbia is pleased to provide close to $40,000 to 20 community sport projects, such as a swimming program for children with disabilities in Kamloops and engaging immigrant children in Langley in recreational hockey. Click here for full story.
Polo Ralph Lauren U.S. Olympic Team Clothing to be the First of Foreign 2010 Uniforms Available Exclusively at the Bay
The U.S. Team apparel available at the Bay has a distinctly vintage feel, featuring the national colours of red, white and blue and includes the iconic shawl-collar sweater with antique buttons planned to be the U.S. Team’s closing ceremony parade outfit. Click here for full story.
Rick Hansen named one of eight honorary mayors for Olympic and Paralympic Villages at 2010 Winter Games
The mayors will officially open the villages in February and March, welcome all national teams and dignitaries, as well as join athletes at informal social gatherings in the village living room in Vancouver and around the nightly bonfire in Whistler. Click here for full story.
B.C. arts organizations receive $173,000 for artistic and business development
In partnership with the Province of B.C., 2010 Legacies Now is contributing $173,000 to 41 arts organizations through its Catalyst program as part of its commitment to strengthen the arts and cultural sector, like the Bella Coola-based Discovery Coast Music Festival. Click here for full story.
GE sponsors the revitalization of a Vancouver landmark
Skaters will take to the ice at the GE Plaza at Robson Square today – the first time the Robson Square ice rink has seen activity since 2000, thanks to a Vancouver 2010 Winter Games partnership between GE and the Province of British Columbia.
Click here for the full story.
IPC Vancouver 2010 Games Photographer
IPC is accepting applications for a photographer to provide high-quality photos of internal/institutional IPC events during the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Games. Deadline for applications is November 30.
Read more about IPC Photographer Job Description.
IPC Volunteer Reporter Opportunity
The IPC is looking for motivated, well-rounded reporters to be part of the team during the upcoming Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games. Deadline to apply is November 15. Read more about IPC Volunteer Reporter Opportunity.
2010 Legacies Now grant helps expand Comox Valley ringette
2010 Legacies Now in partnership with the Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport will provide $2,000 to the Comox Valley Ringette Association to help provide ice time and equipment for the valley’s first-ever ringette program. Click here for full story.
Three accessible playgrounds being built in 2010 venue cities
The Province of British Columbia, Ronald McDonald House, Rick Hansen Foundation and 2010 Legacies Now are funding world-class accessible playgrounds in Vancouver, Whistler and Richmond. The playgrounds are being designed by Shane’s Inspiration, which has designed over 40 inclusive playgrounds worldwide. Click here for full story.
General Electric and Vancouver 2010 Partner to Provide High-Tech Mobile Medical Unit for Whistler Area Venues During Olympic and Paralympic Games
The 15.9-metre tractor-trailer can expand to a 90 square metre unit with 12 beds, which includes a recovery/triage area and intensive care unit, as well as an operating room with two independent surgical beds. Click here for full story.
City of Vancouver to host LiveCity Vancouver: Two free, festive and fun environments to celebrate the 2010 Winter Games
The distinct outdoor celebration sites (LiveCity Yaletown and LiveCity Downtown) will offer top Canadian and international entertainment, big-screen Olympic Winter Games sporting coverage, Olympic sponsor pavilions and much more. Click here for full story.
VANOC opens anchor Olympic Superstore in downtown Vancouver at the Bay
Everything Vancouver 2010 under one roof: that’s the vision behind the Olympic Superstore opening today on the main floor of the Bay in downtown Vancouver. The 1,890-square metre location houses more than 1,000 pieces of official merchandise for the Games. Click here for full story.
2010 Canadian Olympic Team Retail Apparel unveiled today – available only at the Bay and Zeller’s stores
Canadian athletes will be outfitted in a line of bold, modern, fashion-forward clothing, designed by Hudson’s Bay Company, that celebrates Canada’s stories and spirit.
Click here for full story and photos.
IPC Celebrates 20 Years
Today’s celebration in Bonn, Germany included more than 350 guests, personalities from the world of sport, economics and politics, as well as members of the Paralympic Movement.
Click here for full story.
Canada’s 2010 Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium Partners with the Rick Hansen Foundation
Rick Hansen has made a difference in the lives of millions of Canadians and now he’ll share the compelling stories of those who have made a difference in the lives of Canadian Olympic and Paralympic athletes through a 17-part series on CTV. Click here for full story.
Petro-Canada Launches The Canadian Athlete Family Program
Petro-Canada Canadian Athlete Family Program will allow over 500 athletes’ family members to watch their loved ones compete live at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games by providing up to four nights of accommodations, meals and event tickets. View more about the Athlete Family Program.
Petro-Canada announces Olympic-sized legacy project
Petro-Canada has commissioned British Columbia-based Aboriginal artist Klatle-Bhi to carve a 25-foot totem pole to commemorate the Company’s sponsorship of the Games, and to promote the cultural and economic opportunities made possible through hosting the 2010 Winter Games. View more about the Totem Pole.
