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CTV Olympic Celebration: Toronto

Overview:

  • Date: Saturday, February 20, 2010
  • Venue: Nathan Phillips Square - click here for a map
  • Time: 1:00pm - 6:00pm
  • On stage:
    • Opening Band: Justin Hines
    • Opening Band: Fefe Dobson
    • Headlining: Barenaked Ladies
  • On screen:
    • Alpine Skiing Ladies Super G Final
    • ...and much more!
  • Activities:
    • Canadian Olympic Team Winter Gaming Zone
    • The Globe and Mail Front Page Photo Area
    • MuchMusic Celebration Theatre
    • RBC Olympic Ice Hockey Shoot-out
    • Curling Experience
    • Leave Your Mark, Canada!
    • Olympic and Paralympic Athlete Celebration Tent  
    • CTV Aerial Show
    • Beer & Wine Garden*

*Beer & Wine Garden is accessible to those attendees who are legal drinking age only

Please note: all activities and schedules are subject to change

 

Presenting and Associate Sponsors

On Stage

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Justin Hines

Justin Hines is a Canadian singer-songwriter who got his big break at the age of 14, competing against hundreds of entrants. Hines has toured throughout the world, playing all across Canada and the United States as well as in China and the Middle East. In 2009, Hines became involved with Tourism Ontario singing "There's No Place Like This" for one of their television advertisement. Justin has been heavily involved with charity starting the Justin Hines Foundation to raise awareness for individuals with disabilities who are in need.

Artist Q&A:

Q: Which Olympic sport rocks the most?
A: Hockey!

Q: Which Olympic sport would you like to compete in, and why?
A: Hockey was such a big deal growing up in our house so I'd have to go with that. I love team effort games.

Q: What is your favourite all-time Olympic Games memory?
A: When Canada won Hockey gold in '02. It was an awesome moment as it had been over 50 years since the last gold medal. I'm sure most Canadians were incredibly proud.

Official website: http://www.justinhines.com/

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    Fefe Dobson

    Fefe Dobson's self-titled debut album earned her two Juno Award nominations. She is known for her unique sound which is comprised of both pop rock and punk. Dobson is currently set to perform on The Show Must Go...On The Road Tour with Hedley during March and April, 2010.

     

    Artist Q&A:

    Q: Which Olympic Games sport rocks the most?
    A: I am a big fan of snowboarding! Can't do it myself - I just stick to watching it.

    Q: Which Olympic Games sport would you like to compete in and why?
    A: I'd like to compete in the Bobsleigh events. I saw Disney's CoolRunnings and it won me over! This movie is super funny, but is also historic since its based on a Jamaican bobsledding team that showed there stuff in the '88 Canadian winter games.

    Q: What is your favourite all-time Olympic Games memory?
    A: One of my favourite Olympic moments would be back in '96 when Kerri Strug for women's gymnastics injured her ankle while on her first vault. I was only about 10 years old but in my eyes she was super pro and inspiring when she decided she would give it another go. Because of her decision to keep going, she won gold for the United States.

    Official website: www.fefedobson.com

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      Barenaked Ladies

      One of the most famous bands in the history of the Canadian music industry, the Barenaked Ladies are a Juno-winning and Grammy-nominated alternative rock band. BNL formed in 1988 in Scarborough, Ontario and have become recognized across North America behind their hit singles "One Week", "If I Had $1000000" and "Brian Wilson". The bands finished recording their new album this past summer and are looking forward to an expected March, 2010 release.

      Artist Q&A:

      Q: Which Olympic sport rocks the most?
      A: We're all pretty huge Olympic Hockey fans, but one of the most exciting Olympic sports I've had the pleasure of watching live is Short Track Speed Skating. So fast, and exciting.

      Q: Which Olympic sport would you like to compete in, and why?
      A: Is Cheeseburger Consumption an Olympic sport?? If not, then I would have to go with Biathalon... The mixture of Skiing, and Firing a weapon is oddly mesmerizing.

      Q: What is your favourite all-time Olympic Games memory?
      A: Hands down, the Salle and Pelletier, Salt Lake City debacle. They were so gracious, and inspiring throughout the whole ordeal.

      Official website: www.barenakedladies.com

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