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With space tight in area hotels, Vancouver Parks & Rec proposes 365 RV parking spots at Metro beaches for 2010 Winter Games visitors; sites may open in July 2009.

Curling resembles shuffleboard but also uses strategies of billiards and bowling. Played on Ice with a stone made from granite, learn the basic rules and game play.

The build up to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver has been marked by the repression and exploitation central to all Olympic Games. Londoners should take note.

Projects of lasting social, environmental, and economic benefit are a legacy of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games. Organizers announce nine sustainability winners!

The Vancouver 2010 Aboriginal Art Program will provide an enduring cultural legacy by showcasing 140 works from over 90 Canadian Aboriginal artists in Olympic venues.

Some companies spend millions to be official Olympic sponsors. Others try to hitch a ride to the global audiences with carefully targeted stunts, events and advertising.

This quaint skiing village will come alive in February 2010 during the Winter Olympics. For visitors, this is an overview of Whistler Village and how to get around town.

Find British Columbia Hotels in Vancouver, Whistler, Richmond and the suburbs when they host the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

Vancouver offers great variety in a family winter vacation. Head to Stanley Park on a clear day, go skiing in the snow, or visit an aquarium or museum in the rain.

Sustainability - providing a social, economic, and environmental legacy - is important to the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver. Six more sustainability projects recognized.

Roadside attractions, the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Navy, and William Hall are just some of the new issues scheduled to be released by Canada Post in 2010.

There's more to making ice for the Bobsled, Luge and Skeleton events than simply freezing water. Designing inch-thick ice that can withstand 5 Gs of force is no easy task

Seven winter sports - Skiing, Skating, Bobsleigh, Luge, Biathlon, Ice Hockey, and Curling - have been chosen for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada.

Hollywood legend Katherine Hepburn, humanitarian Mother Teresa and the Sunday funnies are some of the subjects that will be featured on U.S. stamps in 2010.

Vancouver is a jewel anytime of year. But during the Christmas season, with the surrounding mountains covered in snow, the city is literally lit up like a Christmas tree.

Dextras' organic installations, set pieces and eco-costumes are as theatrical, aesthetic and memorable as the media which created them is ephemeral.