The only thing we have in common is the word history. In the past few days, our office has gotten a number of vitriolic e-mails. |
The private sector really is who we turn to put on the games, so we will have to generate about $1.7 billion from the private sector. We've got off to a great start. |
The transfer for us is now complete. It is all ours now, and suddenly everyone's eyes are on us. |
This announcement brings us another step closer to ensuring that more Canadian athletes experience the greatness of standing on the podium representing Canada in 2010. |
This is our first time, but he is very excited about it. He's been working on (his model train display) all year long. |
This segment is about inviting the world to Canada. It's about making the world feel that they'll be welcome in Vancouver and in Canada, that we can't wait for people to come to our region and it's to give them a little bit of a glimpse of who we are. |
We followed the rules. The rules told us what to do. |
We have a new government. Out of respect for the new government, and the new minister, we need to have a discussion with them before we talk in any way, shape or form. They have to have an opportunity to do due diligence on the information we have provided them. |
We want to send the message that our focus is on ability rather than disability. It is our turn to step to the Olympic stage. |
We've had a discussion with both governments about our budget situation. We told both of them that we think we're going to need a little bit of help. |