Here's a little less "posed" shot from the announcement on Parliament Hill this morninghappyheini wrote: Tue Jan 16, 2018 2:30 pm Hurra for them, they surely have earned this honor. The photos however are a bit over the top and bordering on Kitsch in my opinion.
Although it is still in the works, you can stay tuned to the online Olympics schedule that is currently being worked on. Please note that neither the schedule nor the website is complete, so you will have to check back closer to the date for a finalized version of both: https://olympics.cbc.ca/schedule/
In the meantime, here is the link to the broadcast schedule, more generally (you can change your location on the right-hand side): http://www.cbc.ca/programguide/daily/to ... television
NBC main network will be available in Canada, of course, but the NBCSN will not be. I am not sure whether any of their digital content will be available outside their borders. Of course, their main focus is always on the American participantskittykins wrote: Fri Jan 19, 2018 12:49 pm I guess we'll also have the option of tuning into NBC? However CBC is generally very good about showing things at least through live streaming. Thanks for the info. Elizabeth.
The IOC allocated an additional quota place, after the registration deadline had expired, to the qualified figure skating pair (RYOM Tae-ok and KIM Ju-sik) from the NOC of the DPRK.
I have been wondering when and how this approval by the IOC would take place. We're getting very close to the games and it seems no a lot has been said about this.....Elizabeth wrote: Sun Jan 21, 2018 11:18 pm subject to approval by the International Olympic Committee:
I believe that announcements must be made by a week from today. There has been a lot of preparatory work already done by the IOC, excluding more than 100 athletes from the 500 names submitted by the various Russian sport federations. Extra drug testing has been done, etc.Kevin wrote: Mon Jan 22, 2018 10:13 amI have been wondering when and how this approval by the IOC would take place. We're getting very close to the games and it seems no a lot has been said about this.....Elizabeth wrote: Sun Jan 21, 2018 11:18 pm subject to approval by the International Olympic Committee:
Read more in this Time magazine article: http://time.com/5123599/weather-in-pyeo ... pics-2018/The 2018 Winter Olympics Will Be So Cold That Organizers Are Giving Out Heating Pads and Blankets
The Olympic Games, says Dr. Bob McCormack, is where the viruses of the world come to meet.
The medical director for the Canadian Olympic Committee has been preaching that to Canada's team of 225 athletes as an outbreak of norovirus threatens to derail the Pyeongchang Olympics.
"They've trained eight to 12 years for this one moment in time when they can prove and perform, and of course it's a tragedy if they get derailed by injury or illness," McCormack said. "A lot of focus has been on injury coming into the Games, but an illness can derail you the same way."