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This is an ad for the last episode of Canadian Explorer.
This is an ad for the last episode of Canadian Explorer.
Remember when we CRUSHED IT at the Van2010 Olympics this year??
Here’s the streets of Vancouver after our 14th world-record Gold Medal hockey win.
GO CANADA GO!
The guy at the end, love him, “here we gooooooo!”.


I sent that to my newspaper pals at Vancouver 24 Hours as a “thanks for having me” gift, and included was a labelled ziploc of sand for Dean because I’d overheard he collects it (I don’t get it either).
That’s a Canada Goose Camp Down jacket.
I’m at Cherry Beach.


The fans were colourful and loud in many languages.
These athletes are beasts to ski like that for an hour, and the target is the size of a loonie.
Also cool is that we threw the world’s biggest party and never did you see an automatic weapon.
Footage is from the afternoon after our big Gold Sunday Hockey Win.

Mail your SASE here.
You probably saw this place often on TV, here we walk through it and see their new hover technology.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW: I’m not sponsored by Bell. And the hockey tickets are from them (ty j).
But, it’s kinda ad-like, right? Exactly – this is now my go-to example to send potential sponsors .
Divided my trip into 4-day-chunks, today is: February 11 until February 14
Links:
- watch the episode, ‘At the Airport‘ and see how I spent the flight here
- meet Mary, Alex, David and Dean
- see my press passes here and here
- watch the episode, ‘Exploring Canada Goose‘
- read my first article in the paper here
- watch the episode, ‘Come Along on a Walk Downtown‘
- see my mobile studio backpack up-close here
- watch the episode ‘Protestors at Victory Square Re-route Torch‘
- learn about Terry Fox, from Douglas Coupland, here
- watch the episode, ‘Playing Spontaneous Pickup Hockey‘ and some stills here
- who my Valentine was here
My trip divided into 4-day chunks, because I still have SO much to tell you.
It didn’t turn out to be true, but what a landscape eh? This is why everyone moves here; few people are born and raised here, that’s a fact.