Olympic and Paralympic stars to return to Vancouver 2010 for celebration event
Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic stars will return to the Canadian city as part of the 10-year anniversary celebration event, it has been confirmed.
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Vancouver 2010 anniversary celebrations to support next generation of athletes
Celebrations to mark the 10-year anniversary of Vancouver 2010 will be held to support the next generation of athletes.
First Vancouver 2010 gold medal to be auctioned sold for nearly $70,000
Belarus freestyle skier Alexei Grishin has sold the Olympic gold medal he won in the aerials at Vancouver 2010 for $68,750 (£56,480/€61,631) to help pay for medical care for a friend.
Gregorin handed two-year biathlon ban after Vancouver 2010 drug failure
The International Biathlon Union (IBU) has banned Slovenia's Teja Gregorin for two years after she tested positive in retests from the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.
IOC retesting of Vancouver 2010 samples catches one athlete for doping
Retesting of samples from Vancouver 2010 by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has caught only one athlete who recorded three adverse analytical findings, it was announced today.
Cleared Vancouver 2010 head felt he was accused of "letting Canada down" after abuse allegations
Vancouver 2010 President and chief executive John Furlong has forgiven those who lodged abuse allegations against him in his first major speech on the issue since he was cleared of all charges.
Vancouver 2010 an example of how to recover from adversity, claims Furlong
Vancouver 2010 President and chief executive John Furlong has claimed the challenge of recovering from a number of setbacks shortly before the opening of the Winter Olympics and Paralympics helped them organise an event which "changed Canada forever".
Vancouver 2010 chief executive wins defamation case
The head of the organising committee for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver has won a defamation case brought against him by a freelance journalist.
Final sexual abuse lawsuit against former Vancouver 2010 chief Furlong dropped
By Emily Goddard
John Furlong, the former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, has said he is ready to move on with his life after the third and final sexual assault lawsuit against him was dropped when the complainant failed to appear in court.
John Furlong, the former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, has said he is ready to move on with his life after the third and final sexual assault lawsuit against him was dropped when the complainant failed to appear in court.Sexual assault lawsuit against former Vancouver 2010 chief thrown out
By Daniel Etchells
A sexual assault case against John Furlong, the former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, has been thrown out by British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Miriam Gropper.
A sexual assault case against John Furlong, the former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, has been thrown out by British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Miriam Gropper.Furlong lawyers attempt to have sexual assault lawsuit thrown out
By Emily Goddard
Lawyers for John Furlong, the former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, have applied in court to have a sexual assault lawsuit against him dismissed before trial.
Lawyers for John Furlong, the former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, have applied in court to have a sexual assault lawsuit against him dismissed before trial.Vancouver 2010 a "good model" of a sustainable sporting event, final report claims
By Nick Butler
A triumphant final report has been issued by Vancouver 2010, explaining that the Games broke even and no more assets or outstanding debts remain.
A triumphant final report has been issued by Vancouver 2010, explaining that the Games broke even and no more assets or outstanding debts remain.
Winter Olympic 2010 host city Richmond signs up to sustainability programme
By Zjan Shirinian
February 3 - Vancouver 2010 Olympic speed skating host city Richmond has signed up to a sustainability programme.
February 3 - Vancouver 2010 Olympic speed skating host city Richmond has signed up to a sustainability programme.Furlong challenged to prove he can pay legal cases if loses libel case
By Duncan Mackay
December 9 - Former Vancouver 2010 President and chief executive John Furlong should have to put up $100,000 (£61,000/€73,000) surety to prove he can pay legal costs if he loses a case alleging that he physically and verbally abused British Columbia students more than 40 years ago, a freelance journalist has asked a judge in Canada.
Furlong breaks silence on "completely unfounded" abuse allegations
By Emily Goddard
October 29 - John Furlong, former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, has today spoken out against the "horrible, heartless lies and innuendo" said about him and insisted he is innocent.
October 29 - John Furlong, former President and chief executive of Vancouver 2010, has today spoken out against the "horrible, heartless lies and innuendo" said about him and insisted he is innocent.
