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Cauldron
Olympic organizers improve view of cauldron
Responding to complaints about the obscured view of the Olympic cauldron, officials have improved access to the dominant symbol of the Vancouver Games.
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Edgy, innovative, daring, the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival is one of Vancouver's most anticipated cultural events. Dance, music and theatre as well as genre-defying works, performed by Canadian and international artists alike, take place citywide.Introduction
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Big city music
Sam Roberts, David Usher to play at free ‘Olympic celebration’ events
Five Canadian cities will host free, one-day “festival-style events” in February, in celebration of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, with performances by musical acts including Sam Roberts Band, David Usher, Barenaked Ladies, and Simple Plan.
2010 Olympics
Art, music and culture at top of Olympic celebrations
Never before have Olympic host locals had so much art, music and culture to choose from. The 2010 Cultural Olympiad, launched last year, will reach right through until the end of the Paralympics.
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Yoga
Free yoga classes offered during 2010 Vancouver Olympics
Welcome to Vancouver — free yoga for everyone! Yogawear retailer Lululemon and yoga class operator YYoga announced Tuesday they will offer more than 1,200 free yoga classes to visitors and residents during the 2010 Olympics.
Olympics
Pre-Olympic bargains take work but they can be found
Let the Travel Games begin. We have trained vigorously for the challenging sport of visiting 2010 Olympic venues on a skeleton budget.
Travel: Olympics
You can go to the Olympics for a mere $1,000
While I don't stand a chance of making the podium, I do intend to make it to the Olympics.
Transport plan announced
Vancouver's 2010 Olympics will not be a car-friendly environment and visitors would do well to save themselves the cost of a rental vehicle.
Where to eat in Vancouver
Olympic athletes should be careful in Vancouver. For years, the rest of Canada referred to the city as Lotus Land, a nickname born of both envy and mockery. It alluded to Odysseus’s encounter with the Lotus Eaters, named for their somewhat lazy and dreamy state from the plant they ate.
How to get to and stay in Whistler
The resort of Whistler has almost as many different places to stay as it has activities to keep visitors entertained.
B.C.'s 100 must-sees: Tofino tops list
The Long Beach and Tofino area was voted B.C.’s top wonder by Vancouver Sun readers, followed by the Rockies and Haida Gwaii.
