2010
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The last day of the 2010 Winter Olympics. We are all anticipating another gold medal today and the lights on the floating barge in Coal Harbour to be lit up again. 
It seems like the games have only just began, yet so much went on in such a short time frame that like a dream it might have been a lifetime.
There never seemed to be a shortage of people going back and fourth in Yaletown though and the creative ways us understated Canadians rose to the occasion to show our support for our country and our athletes.
Downtown Vancouver is going to be alive early this morning as fans line up to pass through the heavy security when Canada faces off against the United States in hockey at noon today PST to see who is going to win gold.
We are going to be live in Yaletown repositioning our live webcams to get the best angle for viewing.
It was pretty amazing to be involved in a very small way with the 2010 Olympics by sharing live images to people that couldn't make it here to Vancouver.
I am wondering how the city is going to be after all of this, it seems like many don't want the party to ever end.
It seems like the games have only just began, yet so much went on in such a short time frame that like a dream it might have been a lifetime.
There never seemed to be a shortage of people going back and fourth in Yaletown though and the creative ways us understated Canadians rose to the occasion to show our support for our country and our athletes.
Downtown Vancouver is going to be alive early this morning as fans line up to pass through the heavy security when Canada faces off against the United States in hockey at noon today PST to see who is going to win gold.
We are going to be live in Yaletown repositioning our live webcams to get the best angle for viewing.
It was pretty amazing to be involved in a very small way with the 2010 Olympics by sharing live images to people that couldn't make it here to Vancouver.
I am wondering how the city is going to be after all of this, it seems like many don't want the party to ever end.