TRIBUTE TO CANADIANS VANCOUVER 2010 WINTER OLYMPICS My tribute to the athletes that make us all so proud. This is dedicate to the Canadian Athletes of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. I captured footage from the past 2 weeks of the Winter Olympics. This video only shows video of our Canadian Athletes. Never I’ve I been so proud of being Canadian. Our athletes did an amazing job, but also our people. We celebrated in peace and really enjoyed these past 2 weeks. Good Job Guys! Alexandre Bilodeau Freestyle skiing Jennifer Heil Freestyle skiing Denny Morrison, Lucas Makowsky and Mathieu Giroux Jon Montgomery Gold Medal Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir Gold Medal Dance Ashleigh mcivor Charles Hamelin Francois-Louis Tremblay Kevin Martin Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse women’s bobsleigh at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Helen Upperton, and Shelley-Ann Brown women’s bobsleigh at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Agosta, Shannon Szabados and captain Hayley Wickenheiser Women’s Hockey Gold Medal Joannie Rochette figure skater Canada Bronze Medal Jay Anderson Sidney Crosby Jarome Inginla Jonathan toews Men’s Hockey Team Gold Medal 2010 Olympics In memory of Therese Rochette and Nodar Kumaritashvili Please no bashing, we respect all Countries and Athletes. Song is from another Montrealer as my self “I Believe” by Nikki Yanofsky” Canada Gold Tribute athletes Silver, Bronze Highlights, tribute, footage, skeleton, mens hockey, womens hockey Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Jon Montgomery on oprah Crosby winning goal I Believe
Yeah I don’t think we will see that for a long time… So it makes me sad. Maybe Canada day will be a little more special this year? hmm
Canada rocks!!! Thanks, this is a great video and it gives me chills =) I am so proud of all our Canadian athletes.
This winter game is significant for Canada not only for the gold medal record for any winter games host or the duo hockey golds; but for the opportunity to celebrate who we are as Canadians. I celebrated along side many proud Canadians sporting “red and white” and the maple leaf in Vancouver. This mass public display of national pride is very rare and it is awesome!
Awesome video !
I love Canada… a really awesome place !
I was in Vancouver for the Olympics and it was AMAZING!! I miss the atmosphere, I’m so pround of ALL our Athletes, good job on the new Olympic Winter Record fellow Canadians!! WOOOO
@rep300 Fortunately, I can’t stand classic rock, so I don’t have to put myself through what you’re suggesting. I’ll give you credit for knowing what the error is, but I can do without your “I feel sorry for you” comment.
I love my country. I love CANADA! best place on Earth and where “TRUE” freedom lives, not something that tried to pass itself off as such!
@vancanman2 Are you talking about the “you and I” part? Oh man, I feel sorry for you. It’s a song. How do you listen to anything then? Put on a classic rock album and nit pick the grammatical errors……and just ruin the experience.
Excellent. I tried to pick my favourite memory from the Olympics, but it was impossible. Things started out slowly, but what a finish. The second week was something I wish I could live over again.
The only negative thing about this video is that song and its glaring grammatical error that grates on me. However, the video is excellent.
awesome job!
Thank you all. for the nice comments.
wow this was well done
This is amazing. It gave me the chills. Fantastic job.
I love this a lot! <3 thanks for posting it!! I miss the games already too!! :'(
Thank you. You guys did an amazing job. I miss it already
What a wonderful country Canada has become. Most of us in the USA know this and we will NEVER allow our rivalry to diminish our deep affection for Canadiens. Thank you for the best Olympics I can remember in the best place EVER.
wow this is good! 5/5 i also made one not as good as this but its alright
Great job on the video. This song was so fitting for these games.
There were so many moments during these games to choose from in terms of favourite moments but I would have to choose Joannie Rochette’s ice dancing. Not for winning a medal but for showing up after what happened to her family. The restaurant I was in was half in tears after her first dance and rightfully so.
Go Canada!!