Games second anniversary marked with new e-book on Vancouver Olympics
Vancouver View -- B.C. Place Loses Roof; Widow Waits for Condolences
(ATR) B.C. Place Stadium is getting a new roof... Bus driver widow says no response from VANOC... Fans waiting for checks for ticket sales...
FIS Skiing Experts Assess Sochi 2014 Venue
(ATR) Experts with the International Ski Federation tell Around the Rings they are satisfied with progress on the Sochi venue for the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Olympic Newsdesk -- Medvedev Honors Paralympians; Pan Am Games Inspection
(ATR) Medevedev wants accessible venues for Sochi Olympics... Pan American Games inspection looming...
Luge Federation Report on Vancouver Tragedy, Donations for Family
(ATR) The International Luge Federation prepares a report on the death of the Georgian luger in Vancouver and opens an account for donations to help his family.
Russia Olympics Chief Resigns
(ATR) Russian Olympic Committee President Leonid Tyagachev is reported to have resigned.
Vancouver Returning to Normal
(ATR) Vancouver is returning to normal after the biggest party in Canadian history ended with Sunday's men's gold medal hockey win and the closing ceremony.
Vancouver View - U.S. Seek Revenge in Hockey Final; Speedskating Pursuit Finals
USA seek to avenge 2002 loss to Canada in Salt Lake City final... Two countries go head to head in men's team pursuit speedskating... Sochi 2014 organizers reveal torch plans
Rogge Says IOC has "Moral Responsibility" to Stage Safe Games
(ATR) IOC President Jacques Rogge says there is a "moral responsibility" to deliver safe venues for the Olympic Games. He spoke in a wide-ranging briefing Thursday with reporters in Vancouver.
Figure Skating Venue Avoids Trouble
(ATR) As venues go at the Vancouver Olympics, Pacific Coliseum has lived up to its name: all is peaceful entering the final three days of competition, starting with tonight's women's free skate and the last events of short-track speedskating.
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