Celebrations to mark the 10-year anniversary of Vancouver 2010 will be held to support the next generation of athletes.

Ten years ago, at the end of the Noughties, I was given the perfect laptop bag. It is sturdy, compact and sensibly compartmentalised. I still take it on every overseas trip. 

Viviane Forest, Canada’s poster girl for the 2010 Winter Paralympic Games, is among seven new members inducted into the Canadian Paralympic Hall of Fame.

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.

Canada's double Olympic gold medallist Roberto Luongo has retired after admitting he can no longer cope with the physical demands of ice hockey.

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.

Three-time Olympic silver medal winning short-track speed skater Marianne St-Gelais has announced her retirement at the age of 28.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has confirmed it has found no adverse analytical findings after completing a re-analysis programme of athlete anti-doping urine samples from the Vancouver 2010 Winter Paralympic Games.

Vancouver 2010 gold medallist Guillaume Bastille has announced his retirement from short track speed skating after missing out on selection to the Canadian team for Pyeongchang 2018.

It has been hard going financially for many people these past five or six years, and the Olympic Movement has not been immune to the slowdown.

Slovenian biathlete Teja Gregorin has been named as the sole athlete caught in International Olympic Committee (IOC) retests of doping samples from the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

I was intrigued by two anti-doping related stories last week.

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.

Tim Tscharnke has announced that he is ending his cross-country skiing career.

A special service will be taking place tomorrow at the Utah Olympic Park to commemorate Steven Holcomb.