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A Quebec task force has been launched with the goal of drawing the 2022 or 2026 Winter Olympics to Quebec City.
Visa Olympics Effort Goes Global
Visa has taken its "Go World" Olympics campaign celebrating Olympic spirit global this week, with spots running in the U.S., Canada, China, Russia and Japan.
London Olympic organizers try to satisfy badminton and rhythmic gymnastics on venue change
London Olympic organizers are working to reduce the travel time for athletes in the two sports whose venue for the 2012 Games is being changed to save money.
Michael Phelps, wearing old-style swimsuit, misses 2 of 3 finals at WCup short-course meet
Wearing an old-style swimsuit, Michael Phelps missed out on two finals and barely qualified for a third Tuesday at a World Cup short-course meet.
Jim Boeheim stood at the center of the Carrier Dome court that bears his name, smiling broadly following his 800th victory.
Benfica star Di Maria denies England reports
Benfica star Angel Di Maria has cooled reports of an imminent move to the Premier League following reports linking him with both Manchester City and Chelsea.
To gain long-term clout, U.S. needs longer term for Olympic committee boss
Larry Probst needs to be the U.S. Olympic Committee chairman for at least eight years.
Q & A With Olympic Gold Medalist Shawn Johnson
Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson spent the day in Council Bluffs Sunday to speak at the Hy-Vee Whole Health Experience.
'Ambush marketers' fuel Olympic ad concerns
'Ambush marketers' fuel Olympic ad concerns Roots, not an official Olympic sponsor, insists its new clothing line has nothing to do with the Olympics, but the Winter Games was invoked as a reason to buy the Canada Collection.
Kayakers, canoers aim for Athens
This weekend is the last chance for whitewater slalom kayakers and canoers to qualify for the Olympic team trials, from April 2 to 4 in South Bend, Ind.
The bright lights and razzle-dazzle of Toronto's winning bid for the 2015 Pan Am Games hasn't fooled everyone.
Cone tops at Canadian show jumping
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Dong Hebin wins ROC China 2009
A1GP racer and ex-Williams F1 test driver, Dong Hebin, has been crowned the inaugural ROC China champion on Monday, after defeating crowd favorite Han Han in the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest in Beijing.
Hayden sets Canadian record in Moscow
Brent Hayden of Canada looks at the scoreboard after swimming in his men's 200 meters freestyle heat at the National Aquatics Center during the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Aug.
GB hockey star is an inspiration to Bognor pupils
International hockey star Alex Danson inspired some potential stars of the future on a visit to Bognor Regis Community College.
Bolt's coach Mills quits post of national team head
Jamaican Glen Mills has resigned as head coach of the national athletics team, local media reported on Friday.
Only robots allowed at China's next Olympics
China plans to hold a robot Olympics next June with events including combat, dancing and track and field, state-run media said late Wednesday.
China to auction Olympics condoms
When the Olympics hosted by Beijing ended, a collector snapped up the 5,000 condoms left over from the 100,000 distributed free to athletes.
Phinney's hopes for 2012 gold may already be gone
This is an Aug. 15, 2008, file photo showing Taylor Phinney, of the United States, competing during a cycling men's individual pursuit qualifying event, at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Toronto gets its Pan Am games face on
Toronto gets its Pan Am games face on Mayor and officials involved in Pan Am Games bid en route to Mexico, cautiously hopeful of success, but wary of long legacy of disappointment Jennifer Lewington Published on Thursday, Nov.
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