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Capture all your Vancouver 2010 memories in your FREE personalized Official Vancouver 2010 Journal. Store tickets and memorabilia, and record your Games-related thoughts and experiences in this 160-page personalized journal (valued at $17.99 CDN). This unique keepsake includes photography ideas, questions to prompt Games memories, blank journal pages and a special pocket for Games-related memorabilia. A must-have for all Games enthusiasts!
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| Every coin collection needs a home and the Royal Canadian Mint wants to make sure you have one. These free handsome collector coin cards are the perfect place to keep your special Vancouver 2010 circulation coins forever. Keep the collection yourself or pass it on as a legacy they’ll cherish forever!
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| The City of Vancouver, in partnership with Bombardier Transportationlink to external site, will showcase a modern streetcar service during 60 days of celebration. The project will further enhance TransLink’s regional transit system and to provide a high-capacity transit link between the new Olympic Village Canada Line station and Granville Island. |
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This showcase streetcar service, called the Olympic Line, will be a free transit system and will run between Granville Island and 2nd Avenue and Cambie Street between January 21 and March 21, 2010. While TransLinklink to external site, the regional transit authority, is responsible for public transit in the Metro Vancouver region, the City of Vancouver is leading efforts to bring back streetcars to Vancouver. The Olympic Line – Vancouver’s 2010 Streetcar – is a state-of-the-art, accessible and sustainable transportation project that will connect Granville Island to the Canada Line Olympic Village Station (Cambie Street and West 2nd Avenue) during 60 days of celebration between January 21 and March 21, 2010. Transit trips on the Olympic Line will be FREE. Operating hours: 6:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. daily (18 hours a day). Vancouver’s partner in this project, Bombardier Transportation, will bring two modern, accessible streetcars on loan from Brussels, Belgium to Canada. Bombardier will also operate and maintain the vehicles during the demonstration project. The Olympic Line will run about every six to ten minutes on approximately 1.8 kms of dedicated track. The demonstration streetcar will extend the regional transit network during the 2010 Winter Games and decrease the number of private vehicles, motor coaches and transit diesel buses to and from Granville Island. |
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