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	<title>Molson in the Community &#187; Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games</title>
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		<title>28 boursiers de la Fondation d&#8217;excellence du Québec sur 50 athètes du Québec à Vancouver 2010</title>
		<link>http://blog.molson.com/community/2010/04/07/28-boursiers-de-la-fondation-dexcellence-du-quebec-sur-50-athetes-du-quebec-a-vancouver-2010/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Apr 2010 11:42:24 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monique</dc:creator>
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Quelle magnifique mission que celle de la Fondation de l&#8217;athlète d&#8217;excellence du Québec qui a rendu hommage à 28 de ses boursiers qui ont représenté le Canada aux Jeux d&#8217;Hiver 2010. Selon Nathalie Lambert, chef de mission des Jeux de Vancouver, des 50 athlètes canadiens qui provenaient du Québec, on pouvait compter 28 boursiers de la fondation. [...]]]></description>
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<p>Quelle magnifique mission que celle de la <a href="http://www.cyberpresse.ca/sports/autres-sports/autres-sports/201004/07/01-4267946-objectif-10-millions-pour-la-fondation-de-lathlete-dexcellence.php">Fondation de l&#8217;athlète d&#8217;excellence du Québec </a>qui a rendu hommage à 28 de ses boursiers qui ont représenté le Canada aux Jeux d&#8217;Hiver 2010. Selon Nathalie Lambert, chef de mission des Jeux de Vancouver, des 50 athlètes canadiens qui provenaient du Québec, on pouvait compter 28 boursiers de la fondation. Une statistique impressionnante qui en dit long sur l&#8217;importance d&#8217;un coup de pouce qui fait une réelle différence!</p>
<p>La Fondation a profité de notre spectaculaire <a href="http://molsoncoorscanada.com">Salle John-Molson </a>pour présenter son plan stratégique 2010-2015, avec l&#8217;excellente nouvelle d&#8217;un investissement majeur du Président la Fondation, monsieur Claude Chagnon, de 1 million de dollars, soit 200 000$ par année, pendant la durée de cette importante campagne. Qui dit mieux? Selon monsieur Chagnon, il s&#8217;agit d&#8217;apporter la contribution de ses moyens &#8230; tous les dons valent leur pesant d&#8217;or et sont grandement appréciés!</p>
<p>Plusieurs membres de la communauté sportive québécoise étaient présents à cette conférence de presse, incluant les frères Molson qui en ont profité pour saluer les nombreux athlètes québécois qui nous faisaient honneur de leur présence, dont Alexandre Bilodeau, François-Louis Tremblay (l&#8217;un des athlètes ayant profité d&#8217;un appui de 20 000$ de notre campagne &#8220;Appuyons un champion de Molson Export&#8221;), Marianne St-Gelais, Jean-Philippe LeGuellec, et plusieurs autres.</p>
<p>Plusieurs autres événements sont à prévoir pour rendre hommage à cette excellente cuvée d&#8217;athlètes, et vous pouvez d&#8217;ores et déjà compter sur la présence de Molson Coors, fournisseur officiel des Jeux d&#8217;hiver 2010 et commanditaire des Jeux paralympiques d&#8217;hiver 2010, et fiers partenaire de la communauté!</p>
<p>Santé!</p>
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		<title>Post 2010 Winter Games visit with the Champions</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Apr 2010 18:08:59 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Tonia Hammer</dc:creator>
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L-R: Mellisa Hollingsworth, Jean Labonte, Billy Bridges, Brent McMurty, Sami-Jo Small, Brittany Webster, Jeff Batchelor, Tessa Bonhomme, Jennifer Botterill and (centre) Justin from the Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club.
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<p><strong>L-R: Mellisa Hollingsworth, Jean Labonte, Billy Bridges, Brent McMurty, Sami-Jo Small, Brittany Webster, Jeff Batchelor, Tessa Bonhomme, Jennifer Botterill and (centre) Justin from the Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club.</strong></p>
<p>I can&#8217;t believe it&#8217;s been almost a month since the end of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games&#8230;I&#8217;m still having a bit of #van2010 withdrawal!  Luckily enough, to help us make it through the post-Olympic pains, 9 Canadian Olympic and Paralympic athletes visited the Molson Coors Toronto&#8217;s office on Tuesday afternoon to chat and have a beer with our employees.</p>
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<p><strong>@MolsonFerg chatting with the Olympians and Paralympians<br />
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<p>Six of our <a href="http://blog.molson.com/community/2009/03/04/molson-fund-a-champion-campaign/">Molson Canadian/Molson Export Fund a Champion</a> athletes joined us along with 3 other Olympians to speak about their experiences at the Games and what&#8217;s in the future for them.</p>
<p>Later that evening, the athletes and some of the Molson Coors crew headed to the Leafs game.  Thank you to all the athletes&#8230;a truly unforgettable night.  And big thanks to the MLSE  folks for the jerseys, photos and intros, and of course the visit from Carlton the bear!</p>
<p>Have a great long weekend everyone. Cheers, @MolsonTonia</p>
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		<title>Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games &#8211; Canada&#8217;s Games</title>
		<link>http://blog.molson.com/community/2010/03/21/vancouver-2010-olympic-and-paralympic-winter-games-canadas-games/</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:35:50 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ferg Devins</dc:creator>
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As the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Closing Ceremonies come to a close in Whistler, I just couldn&#8217;t resist a shout out to the Vancouver Olympic and Parlympic Organizing committee for such an oustanding accomplishment for all of us in Canada. John Furlong always spoke about this as &#8220;Canada&#8217;s Games&#8221; and it feels so much like that [...]]]></description>
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<p>As the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Closing Ceremonies come to a close in Whistler, I just couldn&#8217;t resist a shout out to the Vancouver Olympic and Parlympic Organizing committee for such an oustanding accomplishment for all of us in Canada. John Furlong always spoke about this as &#8220;Canada&#8217;s Games&#8221; and it feels so much like that as we see the final celebrations tonight from Whistler. To our Canadian athletes, their coaches, families and friends&#8230; and to the world of athletes and visitors that came to our great land&#8230;thank you for this wonderful event and spirit of global harmony through sport. We are so proud as Canadians to have had the opporutnity to celebrate with the world in 2010 in Vancouver and Whistler British Columbia Cheers from all of us at Molson Coors &#8211; proud to play our part as official supplier of beer to the 2010 Games. @MolsonFerg</p>
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		<title>2010 Winter Games Dispatches/Dépêche – Episode # 14</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Mar 2010 16:59:52 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sebastien Charbonneau</dc:creator>
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That’s it, today is the last episode of the Vancouver 2010 Dispatches on the 21st Winter Olympic Games. I’d like thank you for watching our employees’ reports throughout the games. They took great pride and pleasure to bring you back all of the stories and interviews about how we contributed as a team to the [...]]]></description>
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<p>That’s it, today is the last episode of the Vancouver 2010 Dispatches on the 21<sup>st</sup> Winter Olympic Games. I’d like thank you for watching our employees’ reports throughout the games. They took great pride and pleasure to bring you back all of the stories and interviews about how we contributed as a team to the hospitality and festivities at Canada&#8217;s Games. See you soon for the Paralympics.</p>
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<p>C’est terminé; voici la dernière épisode des dépêches de Vancouver 2010 à propos des 21èmes Jeux olympiques d’hiver. J’aimerais vous remercier d’avoir regardé les reportages de nos employés tout au long des Jeux. Ces derniers ont pris à la fois plaisir et fierté à vous ramener toutes les nouvelles et les entrevues quant à la façon dont nous avons contribué en tant qu’équipe à l’hospitalité et aux célébrations des Jeux du Canada. Nous nous reverrons sou peu au Jeux paralympiques.</p>
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		<title>2010 Winter Games Dispatches/Dépêche &#8211; Episode # 13</title>
		<link>http://blog.molson.com/community/2010/03/01/2010-winter-games-wrap-up-episode-13/</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:09:12 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sebastien Charbonneau</dc:creator>
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For Molson Coors, the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games will stand out as a Gold Medal achievement in the history of our company. It has been a fantastic, unforgettable experience for the entire team that has been involved. The culmination was seeing the heart stopping Men’s Hockey Gold Medal games yesterday at Hockey House and the [...]]]></description>
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<p>For Molson Coors, the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games will stand out as a Gold Medal achievement in the history of our company. It has been a fantastic, unforgettable experience for the entire team that has been involved. The culmination was seeing the heart stopping Men’s Hockey Gold Medal games yesterday at Hockey House and the closing ceremonies of the 21<sup>st</sup> Winter Olympics—a historic time for Vancouver, for Canada and Molson Coors. For me, these past two weeks have been an overwhelming experience. It was a dream come true to be here at the Olympics, and to be up close and personal with our Athletes, see them perform, celebrate their medals and lastly see Canada’s both women’s and men’s team win the Gold.  We are proud of our final medal count; 14 Gold, a record in Winter Games  and a final count of 26 medals at these Games, placing us third overall in country ranking &#8211; what a performance from our athletes. The closing ceremonies for the 21<sup>st</sup> Winter Olympics were so moving, in this time of turmoil in the world, it gives you hope for the future to see how the people of different nations can come together. It was an historic and unforgettable time for Vancouver, for Canadians and for Molson Coors, and I’m thankful to have been part of it. I want to thank all our Roving Reporters and the entire team at Molson Coors who made this possible. In this episode we’re bringing you the hype at Molson Canadian Hockey house over the week-end, which culminated with the dramatic overtime win of our Men’s Canadian Hockey team yesterday. We’re also bringing you interviews with Dave Perkins, President of Molson Coors Canada and Mark Hunter, President of Molson Coors UK about our activations and how we contributed to the success of these phenomenal 21<sup>st</sup> Olympic Winter Games.</p>
<p>Cheers to great Winter Olympics!</p>
<p>To watch all Molson Coors #van2010 behind the scenes videos &#8211; <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/MolsonBlog#grid/user/594A6C178628D3F9">Molson Blog Youtube</a></p>
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<p>Pour Molson Coors, les Jeux olympiques d’hiver de 2010 à Vancouver symboliseront dorénavant une réalisation digne d’une médaille d’or dans les annales de notre Société. Cet événement s’est avéré une expérience fantastique et inoubliable pour toute l’équipe qui y a participé. Les deux points culminants des Jeux ont certainement été l’incroyable partie vue en direct à la Maison du hockey qui a valu à l’équipe de hockey masculine une médaille d’or ainsi que les cérémonies de clôture des 21<sup>èmes</sup> Jeux olympiques d’hiver, un moment historique pour Vancouver, pour le Canada et pour Molson Coors. Les deux dernières semaines ont été pour moi une expérience qui dépasse l’entendement. Pouvoir assister aux Jeux, avoir un contact personnel avec nos athlètes, les voir en pleine action et célébrer leurs médailles, et enfin voir les équipes féminine et masculine de hockey du Canada remporter la médaille d’or, tout cela était comme un rêve devenu réalité. Nous sommes fiers du nombre de médailles remportées par nos athlètes, 26 en tout, ce qui place le Canada au troisième rang parmi tous les pays participants, sans compter que 14 de ces médailles sont des médailles d’or, un record dans l’histoire des Jeux olympiques d’hiver. Nos athlètes se sont véritablement surpassés. Les cérémonies de clôture de ces 21<sup>èmes</sup> Jeux olympiques d’hiver étaient empreintes d’émotion et, parmi toute la confusion qui règne actuellement à travers le monde, nous ont redonné confiance en l’avenir en nous donnant un aperçu de la synergie qui peut exister entre les peuples de différentes nations. C’était un moment historique et mémorable pour Vancouver, pour tous les Canadiens et pour Molson Coors, et je suis très heureux d’avoir pu y prendre part. Je tiens à remercier tous nos reporters sur le terrain et toute l’équipe de Molson Coors qui ont contribué à la réalisation de cet événement. Dans l’épisode d’aujourd’hui, nous vous offrons l’ambiance électrisante qui a animé la Maison du hockey de Molson Canadian au cours du week-end, lequel s’est terminé hier avec la spectaculaire victoire en prolongation de notre équipe masculine de hockey. Nous vous proposons aussi des entrevues avec le président de Molson Coors Canada, Dave Perkins, et le président Molson Coors Royaume-Uni, Mark Hunter, qui nous entretiennent de nos activations et de la façon dont nous avons contribué à la réussite de ces remarquables 21<sup>èmes</sup> Jeux olympiques d’hiver.</p>
<p>Santé à de super Jeux olympiques d’hiver!</p>
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		<title>Molson Coors Vancouver 2010 Dispatch/Dépêche Episode #12</title>
		<link>http://blog.molson.com/community/2010/02/26/molson-coors-vancouver-2010-dispatchdepeche-episode-11-2/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:27:13 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sebastien Charbonneau</dc:creator>
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It’s the countdown to the closing ceremonies, already! Yesterday was Manitoba Day, the home province of Jennifer Botterill who won a Gold Medal with her teammates of the Canadian Women’s Hockey Team last night. Another one of the athletes we’re proud to support, Joannie Rochette won the Bronze in Figure Skating. Inside the Molson Canadian [...]]]></description>
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<p>It’s the countdown to the closing ceremonies, already! Yesterday was Manitoba Day, the home province of <a href="http://www.jenniferbotterill.com/MyBio.aspx">Jennifer Botterill</a> who won a Gold Medal with her teammates of the Canadian Women’s Hockey Team last night. Another one of the athletes we’re proud to support, Joannie Rochette won the Bronze in Figure Skating. Inside the Molson Canadian Hockey the crowd cheered very very loudly for both medals but hearts were particularly warm as they watched Joannie’s performance which was shown live in the cathedral of hockey and let me tell you everyone in the &#8220;house&#8221; was on their feet. After those stellar moments we made sure that the beer was ice cold as the party heated up for Geoff Molson when he took on the stage along with the Women’s hockey team for the Victory Bottle celebration. In today’s show we are also featuring interviews with Heidi Pokorny manager of Events and Promotion who tell us how we keep our guest busy in Vancouver. Cheers to our great athletes and Go Canada Go!</p>
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<p>It’s the countdown to the closing ceremonies&#8212;already! Yesterday was Manitoba Day the home province of Jennifer Botterill who won a Gold Medal with her teammates of the Canadian Women’s Hockey Team. Another one of the athletes we’re proud to support, Joannie Rochette won the Bronze in Figure Skating. Inside the Molson Canadian Hockey the crowd cheered very very loudly for both medals but hearts were particularly warm as they watched Joannie’s performance which was shown live in the cathedral of hockey and let me tell you everyone in the &#8220;house&#8221; was on their feet. After those stellar moments we made sure that the beer was ice cold as the party heated up for Geoff Molson when he took on the stage along with the Women’s hockey team for the Victory Bottle celebration. In today’s show we are also featuring interviews with Heidi Pokorny manager of Events and Promotion who tell us how we keep our guest busy in Vancouver. Cheers to our great athletes and Go Canada Go!</p>
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		<title>Molson Coors Vancouver 2010 Dispatch/Dépêche Episode #11</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2010 16:42:57 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sebastien Charbonneau</dc:creator>
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How did this go by so fast?  Today is Day 14 of the 2010 Winter Games, we’re nearing the end of the second week, and the intensity is stronger than ever. For many of our Canadian athletes these Games were their time to shine and they did just that.  We have many shinning [...]]]></description>
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<p>How did this go by so fast?  Today is Day 14 of the 2010 Winter Games, we’re nearing the end of the second week, and the intensity is stronger than ever. For many of our Canadian athletes these Games were their time to shine and they did just that.  We have many shinning stars, but one that is really close to us all at Molson Coors, is <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ1t3ZmDHyU">Joannie Rochette</a>. She’s a profoundly courageous athlete who demonstrated incredible resilience by competing despite her personal grief. Joannie performed an almost flawless short program on Tuesday placing her in third place before tonight’s final long program. I’ll be like most Canadians cheering her on, what will be an emotional evening!</p>
<p>For Molson Coors, these Games have also been our time to shine. We couldn’t have done it without the Molson Coors Dream Team. Everyone has come together in a really selfless way to work long hours and organize a million details. It really pays off when you see everyone having a good time at the Molson Canadian Hockey House, where we had top entertainment from Bryan Adams, Sam Roberts, Barenaked Ladies and many more.  In today’s episode we’ve got an interview with Pat McEleney, our Director of Sponsorships and Events who tells us about his team’s role in this great success at the Games.</p>
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<p>Comment le temps a-t-il passé si vite? Nous en sommes déjà au 14e jour de ces Jeux d’hiver de 2010, la seconde semaine se termine et l’intensité est à son comble. Pour plusieurs de nos athlètes canadiens, ces Jeux ont été un moment de gloire dont ils ont su profiter avec brio. Si de nombreuses étoiles brillent désormais à notre firmament olympique, celle qui est la plus proche de nous est sans contredit Joannie Rochette. Joannie est une athlète profondément courageuse qui a fait preuve d’une résilience incroyable en sautant sur la glace malgré le deuil qui l’afflige. Elle a réussi un programme court presque parfait mardi dernier, qui lui a valu la troisième place provisoire en attente du progamme long final de ce soir. La soirée promet d’être forte en émotions pour les Canadiens qui, comme moi, seront rivés devant leur écran pour l’encourager!</p>
<p>Pour Molson Coors, ces Jeux ont aussi été une occasion unique de briller de tous nos feux. Mais nous n’aurions jamais pu réussir un tel exploit sans le travail remarquable de « l’équipe de rêve » Molson Coors. Nos collègues se sont surpassés et ont uni leurs forces avec générosité – sans compter les heures – pour régler et organiser des millions de détails. Leur travail a été récompensé par les sourires des convives qui ont profité de la Maison du hockey Molson Canadian, où de nombreux artistes se sont produits dont Bryan Adams, Sam Roberts, Barenaked Ladies et plusieurs autres. Dans notre reportage d’aujourd’hui, nous vous présentons une entrevue avec Pat McEleney, notre directeur des Événements et commandites, qui nous parle du rôle joué par son équipe dans cette grande réussite.</p>
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		<title>Molson Coors Vancouver 2010 Dispatch/Dépêche Episode #10</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:06:12 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sebastien Charbonneau</dc:creator>
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Yesterday at the Games, we honoured the natural wonders of Saskatchewan&#8211;Canada’s province in the heart of the prairies. Meanwhile, inside the Molson Canadian Hockey House, the party heated up to the sounds of Hockey – Canada vs. Germany, the spectacular performance of Joannie Rochette and finally the live performance of Sam Roberts.  Our partnership [...]]]></description>
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<p>Yesterday at the Games, we honoured the natural wonders of <a href="http://www.saskpavilion.ca/?WT.mc_id=SPC_SK_Goovilion.ca">Saskatchewan</a>&#8211;Canada’s province in the heart of the prairies. Meanwhile, inside the Molson Canadian Hockey House, the party heated up to the sounds of Hockey – Canada vs. Germany, the spectacular performance of Joannie Rochette and finally the live performance of Sam Roberts.  Our partnership with the 2010 winter games has given us an unparalleled opportunity to profile and promote our great brands, and to solidify our business, as we entertain customers, stakeholders, politicians, celebrities and VIPs—it’s all good. Tune in to today’s interviews with <a href="http://www.sale-pelletier.com/">David Pelletier</a>, Gold Medalist in pairs figure skating with partner Jamie Sale at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games, Dave Bigioni, Brand Director<a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/MyMolsonCanadian"> Molson Canadian</a> and <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xlq_4M7m-IU">Francois-Louis Tremblay </a>who’s getting ready for his events in short track speed skating today and Friday. Francois-Louis is pretty confident to bring Canada a couple of medals!</p>
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<p>Hier aux Olympiques, nous avons rendu hommage aux beautés naturelles de la Saskatchewan, la province canadienne située au cœur des Prairies. Pendant ce temps, à la Maison du hockey Molson Canadian, la fête battait son plein sous la clameur des spectateurs réunis pour assister au match Canada-Allemagne et à la performance spectaculaire de Joannie Rochette, avant la prestation musicale électrisante de Sam Roberts. Notre partenariat avec les Jeux d’hiver de 2010 nous a offert une occasion incomparable de faire connaître et de promouvoir nos grandes marques, et de renforcer notre entreprise en divertissant nos clients, nos partenaires, des politiciens ainsi que quelques célébrités et invités VIP. Aujourd’hui, ne manquez pas nos entrevues avec David Pelletier, médaillé d’or en patinage artistique en couple avec sa partenaire Jamie Sale, aux Jeux d’hiver de 2002 à Salt Lake City, ainsi qu’avec Dave Bigioni, directeur de la marque Molson Canadian, et avec Francois-Louis Tremblay, qui prépare sa participation aux épreuves de patinage de vitesse sur courte piste présentées aujourd’hui et vendredi. François-Louis est confiant de remporter quelques médailles de plus pour le Canada!</p>
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		<title>Molson Coors Vancouver 2010 Dispatch/Dépêche Episode #9</title>
		<link>http://blog.molson.com/community/2010/02/23/molson-coors-vancouver-2010-dispatchdepeche-episode-9/</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:08:10 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sebastien Charbonneau</dc:creator>
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Vancouver is a party town extraordinaire, yet it was somewhat quieter Monday across town, must be a collective rest and relax day before the home stretch. Nevertheless it is so exciting to be part of everything Molson Coors has planned to celebrate for the 21st Winter Olympics.  The Games are about so much more [...]]]></description>
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<p>Vancouver is a party town extraordinaire, yet it was somewhat quieter Monday across town, must be a collective rest and relax day before the home stretch. Nevertheless it is so exciting to be part of everything Molson Coors has planned to celebrate for the 21st Winter Olympics.  The Games are about so much more than sport and winning. They are about valuing our freedoms, and taking pride in our arts, culture, and heritage, especially this year about what Canada has best to offer. Today we bring you interviews with Wade Bane, Sales Director for B.C. and Guy Desrochers who won the United Way Campaign grand prize – a trip to the Winter Olympics, so guy told us about his experience at the Games. We also went and check out the entertainment action up in Whistler with a report from Roving Reporter, Marty.  It was another great day at the Olympics capped with the Women’s victory in quarter finals against Finland…Today we’re holding our collective breath in Canada for the Men’s Hockey Game Canada vs. Germany! Go Canada Go!</p>
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<p>Vancouver continue de vibrer au rythme de la grande fête olympique, mais la ville était passablement silencieuse ce lundi. Probablement que tout le monde se reposait avant d&#8217;entreprendre le dernier droit. Malgré tout, il est drôlement excitant de participer à toutes les activités organisées par Molson Coors pour célébrer les 21e Jeux olympiques d&#8217;hiver. Ces Jeux vont bien au-delà des compétitions sportives; ils célèbrent aussi notre liberté et nous permettent d&#8217;afficher notre fierté pour les arts et la culture, surtout en cette année où le Canada présente au monde ce que notre pays a de mieux à offrir. Aujourd&#8217;hui, nous vous présentons des entrevues avec Wade Bane, directeur des Ventes en Colombie-Britannique, ainsi qu&#8217;avec Guy Desrochers, qui a remporté le grand prix de notre campagne Centraide – un voyage aux Olympiques – et qui nous parle de son expérience. Nous vous présentons aussi le topo de notre reporter mobile Marty, qui a visité pour nous les nombreux divertissements offerts à Whistler. Ce lundi fut donc une autre excellente journée aux Jeux, qui s&#8217;est terminée par la victoire des femmes contre la finlande en quarts de finale. Et aujourd&#8217;hui, tout le monde retient son souffle en vue du match éliminatoire Canada-Allemagne au hockey masculin. Go Canada Go!</p>
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		<title>Molson Coors Vancouver 2010 Dispatch/Dépêche Episode #8</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:00:56 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sebastien Charbonneau</dc:creator>
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It’s non-stop world celebration every day here at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.  Molson Coors has brought tremendous excitement to the Games with our hugely popular events held either in Vancouver or Whistler.  People are not only having a great time, they’re enjoying the best beer on the earth!  What’s more, we have been able [...]]]></description>
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<p>It’s non-stop world celebration every day here at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.  Molson Coors has brought tremendous excitement to the Games with our hugely popular events held either in Vancouver or Whistler.  People are not only having a great time, they’re enjoying the best beer on the earth!  What’s more, we have been able to provide a showcase for many talented entertainers and celebrate our Canadian Olympic medal winners with special tributes at the Molson Canadian Hockey House.</p>
<p>In today’s episode, we bring you highlights of the special tribute to Wayne Gretzky’s career which was held last Friday.  We also bring you exclusive interviews with Thibaut Monnet, a player on the Swiss National Hockey Team, which fiercely fought Canada’s best hockey players last week, and CBC’s Dragon and Boston Pizza Owner &amp; CEO, Jim Treliving. Finally, see highlights of yesterday’s action at Molson Canadian Hockey House, dubbed the number one attraction in Vancouver according to CTV.</p>
<p>In closing, I’d like to offer my condolences to Joannie Rochette and her family in these difficult times.  Joannie is one of the athletes we support through our Fund a Champion program.  We can only salute her force of character and courage in light of her mother’s sudden passing this week-end.</p>
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<p>La fête se poursuit sans relâche ici aux Olympiques d&#8217;hiver de Vancouver 2010, et Molson Coors contribue à l&#8217;ambiance électrisante des Jeux avec ses événements immensément populaires présentés à Vancouver et Whistler. Le public s&#8217;amuse à fond tout en dégustant la meilleure bière sur la planète! En plus, nous avons offert une vitrine de premier plan à de nombreux artistes talentueux et nous avons célébré nos médaillés olympiques en leur rendant des hommages spéciaux à la Maison du hockey Molson Canadian.</p>
<p>Dans notre reportage d&#8217;aujourd&#8217;hui, nous vous présentons les faits saillants de l&#8217;hommage rendu vendredi dernier à la carrière de Wayne Gretzky. Vous verrez aussi des entrevues exclusives avec Thibaut Monnet, membre de l&#8217;équipe nationale de hockey suisse qui a affronté les meilleurs joueurs canadiens la semaine dernière, ainsi qu&#8217;avec Jim Treliving, propriétaire de la chaîne Boston Pizza, interrogé l&#8217;automne dernier par l&#8217;émission Dragon&#8217;s Den du réseau CBC. Et finalement, vous verrez aussi les moments forts de ce qui s&#8217;est passé hier à la Maison du hockey Molson Canadian, considérée par le réseau CTV comme l&#8217;attraction numéro 1 à Vancouver.<br />
Pour terminer, je veux offrir mes condoléances à Joannie Rochette et à sa famille en cette période très difficile. Joannie est une des athlètes que nous soutenons dans le cadre du programme <em>Appuyons un champion</em>. Nous saluons la force de caractère et le courage dont elle fait preuve depuis le décès soudain de sa mère, le week-end dernier.</p>
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