Compilation of Canada's Reactions to Men's Hockey Gold Part 2 of 2 (Vancouver 2010)

Relive one of our nation's proudest moments, captured in this compilation of reactions from the Gold Medal hockey game in Vancouver - the most watched television event in Canadian history. With only 24 seconds left to go in the 3rd period, USA scored a tie, forcing the game into overtime. Canada went on to win its record-breaking 14th gold medal. From small town bars to big city streets and homes across the country, the Olympics brought a whole nation together. Just hours away from the Closing Ceremonies, the outburst of pride happened on a scale not seen before. An explosion of waving flags, cheers, spontaneous chants and anthems, random high fives, and a sea of red and white.
This compilation is possible thanks to over 130 clips on KZbin, which belong to their rightful owners, in alphabetical order: agent42, allancoleroberts, alluradirect, arcticmonkey3, baZ89, BCFieldReporter, bowerdotpower, Boy2in0credits, butchnews, byosko, c3toronto, caniceleung, catherinejs, cheapEgo, Chetwoolery, chica227, chicagometrosports, chrisjholler, clintandlydia, davestang87, daviddunville, davidkazuhiro, dbroox8, dburch34, docuwize, donnyphunk, donttubemein, EmTeeEll, fraseragar, FrasSpaz, Frekosyn, gavinkendall, gerrydbjr, gooseeyedoc, hbs247, hockeyisourgame, holmgrenj, hustlerose87, imhobbes, isostatic, itsmarley, itsnews, japalangous, jaskiew63, jbeazlie, jcranny, JDH1973, jimineysmoke, Joxershorts, jvanderbanck, katefia, kepenate, klingelingelingk, kylestadnyk, LeonaShanana, Linescrew1, lostadventure76, lucasmicaiah, MagnuM3996, maliciousmandy, maow, mapapa84, marksthespot, masey9, mcangel22, me2525, metricjulie, mikewu610, MissPuckBunny, MitchB784, mjguillette, MrFreshlysnipes, mscarleen, MsLouLou1975, mstabo, muheroxanderpander, mzablat, NorthwestBlu, NunzioRaso, off2theairport, oliviamaybourgeois13, oorbelt, orphangordie, osannalai, PalliKahlone, pcanalichio, PintoPonyProductions, RayVanEng, rodrog1956, sabu1983, SantaClaraBroncos, ScenicHD, sergedenis99, Shilson, sketchysunday, slickbear83, smandylor1, SnowSeekersInc, SpaghettiBlue, ssouci, sspyndel, sugarshack221, TakingOverCAST, TFDurden, themrslafferty, ThePamperedPuppy, TheRandomRobert, TheRandsLand, tientse, tobiaspuga, tobywardfamily, tombol1765, TrevorKwo, trigurrrl, twerquie, UlmanAylin, uwogazette, vancanucks2010, vancouver1907, wheaton26, whistlermitch, whistlersquamish, yvrconnections
Song excerpts in this video:
1. "Majestic" by David Travis Edwards (Liquid Cinema APM) at 0:12
2. "Today" by Chantal Kreviazuk at 2:10
3. "Pure and Simple" by Paul J. Borg & Jared N. Sweetman (West One APM) at 3:19
4. "Red Heart" by Hey Rosetta! at 8:06
If you like the music, please support Canadian artists and buy their songs on iTunes!

[@pope69420]

In Canada we don't have "Where were you when Kennedy was shot" we have "Where were you when Crosby scored"

[@sinaran88]

Nailed it

[@unlsoccer1]

I am Vancouverite, studying my PH.D. in Lincoln Nebraska, and I was running in the streets with my Canadian flag.

[@norrislaitinen5011]

I was in Kamloops

[@matticeadam]

@@norrislaitinen5011 me too

[@oliviagriffith3626]

The funny part of that is that I've legit had that conversation with people, lmao.

[@_UPRC]

I remember when I was desperately trying to get home from work to watch the gold medal game. I wasn't going to make it, and I felt a bit saddened as I walked into a Superstore to pick up some groceries... but what did I find when I walked into the store? Televisions set up EVERYWHERE broadcasting the game. The entire store, aside from the game being broadcasted over numerous TVs, was dead silent. Almost every customer in the store gathered to watch the game, as well as almost every STAFF MEMBER. The checkouts were almost empty. There was probably one or two open with no customers in line. Everyone was watching the game. When Canada scored, loud applause erupted throughout the store. When Canada won the game, there was so much cheering in the store that you would've thought you were at the game itself. Man, I love my country. Crazy how hockey brings us all together like this, but it does and I love it. I'm really patriotic, and the part of this video with the anthem totally brought a tear to my eye.

[@mtlhabsss]

lol, I can totally relate to this comment. the day of the gold medal game I lied to my boss told him I was feeling a little bit under the weather & wouldn't go to work. so I got to watch the entire game, it was way worth it! BTW .me too Daniel the part of the video with the national anthem totally brought a tear to my eye. to be honest still does.

[@monkeyballs117]

I was working at Sobeys in 2010 and one of the major Olympic games sponsors had set up a display with a large flat screen tv for some of the games. I wasn't working the day of the men's gold medal game, so I was able to enjoy it at home. But watching the women's gold medal game, huddled in a mass with customers and employees, was an experience.

[@harperharper6343]

Lol my buddies of mine heard step pounds around his apartment... me I was sitting with my buddy Chico drinking American beer lol we didn't have buds I saw the goal and was speechless and when I saw Chico he did the same snapped out of it and stood up I did the same lol good times wth m buddy r.i.p I'm glad I watched this game with u buddy

[@ralphyization]

Sweet!

[@Bloodyheadgally]

Rangus no we mean how everyone gets together

[@ragequitify]

I don't think the 2010 Olympics could have been scripted better. It's on home soil, we broke the record for most gold won by a home nation and the final gold we won was by our most popular sport. these Olympics brought us all together a little closer

[@bradydaw2647]

We could really use another one like yesterday 😅

[@rawbhd4477]

@@bradydaw2647 Nhl players need to be allowed in the olympics again

[@MrKleenexDude]

Against a hockey rival and in overtime too.

[@Fknheck]

One thing that could have gone better was the opening ceremony lol

[@PrincessErica84]

As someone who is from Vancouver and was there for the Olympics. This is so true. The feeling of Canadian pride in the city was something that made you feel like you could do anything. I think that’s why our athletes did so well.

[@ryanmartens7472]

0:35 encapsulates the Canadian culture and what hockey means to us. You see two guys in turbans celebrating as hard as any other Canadians, as prideful as any other Canadian. Beautiful.

[@BrodieTheBeastDailly]

Literally always thought that watching this video, two guys in turbans fully decked out in team Canada gear going every bit as crazy as every one else…..truly beautiful

[@vagabond142]

That's how Canada is. Both the US and Canada are immigrant nations, and I always thought that one video encapsulates our culture as a whole. We are often quiet, reserved, and polite... except when it comes to hockey, and then we go apeshit when something truly major happens on the ice. You could be muslim, sikh, agnostic, zen bhuddist, anything, and for that one moment, that goal showed that no matter where you come from, we are one nation. THAT is Canada.

[@Yoshilover46]

8 years on this is still one of the best moments in canadian history!

[@jaxxlinklater9873]

AidanC97 true

[@caseyplacktis4844]

exactly

[@BlinciLIVE]

So nostalgic looking back to this.. As a Vancouverite: 2010 Canada vs USA :D 2011 Canucks vs Boston Game 7 :'(

[@SebasGS]

9 years ago

[@lf8952]

Scratch tht raptors in 6 bitch!!

[@CNRailPusher]

I will never forget the day I saw a Flames fan hug an Oiler fanatic, or a die hard Leafs supporter embrace a Canadiens hopeful. There was no Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec or Ontario, only Canada. No on rioted on Robson st, the red mile, or Whyte ave, and for once, Toronto was not the center of the universe. it was just Canada, and we were Canadians that watched history occur on a sheet of ice in a rink we had Imagined in our dreams. But, it wasnt just Canada. Our brothers and sisters to the south deserve much appreciation. Without the USA this game could never have been what it was, specially after they beat Canada earlier on in the games. Now we stare to Russia and as the clock rings in 2014 I can only fantasize about the Oylmpic hockey this year. Thank you team Canada for the Tournament and game of a lifetime, and thank you USA for being there to challenge us, drive us, compete with us, and maybe most of all, aggravate us. In the end we can at least agree that we all dislike the Russians hockey team!!

[@sensarmy]

ikr

[@evidentlynew2213]

6 years later this is good

[@Aarnavo]

THIS.

[@PianoMoverSmith1]

You nailed in CN. The packed bar I was at in Ottawa went bananas

[@AAAAAA79473]

Nah. One of the Canadian Clubs have to win a cup, who cares about a gold medal as a Hockey fan myself.

[@ngarcia103]

Part of me wants to thank Parise for tying it with 24 seconds to go. Something tells me this wouldn't be nearly as memorable had Canada held on for the 2-1 win.

[@david41686]

I know what your saying. Overtime is one hell of a rollercoaster ride.

[@matticeadam]

Nail biter it was

[@oib0y]

Agreed

[@david41686]

When he tied, that was terrifying. Thank you for the scare Keeps it real!!

[@CaZaKoJa]

I was in Japan with my family while this game was going on. We were in a restaurant and I was about 10, I was wearing a Canadian jersey and every person in this restaurant was watching this game. I wasn't sure who the Japanese were cheering for until the goal was scored and EVERY person cheered. this didn't just unite Canada, this united the world.

[@tgs2141]

Japan and the US don’t really get along

[@PianoMoverSmith1]

@@tgs2141 Ya some WW2 stuff will never pass....and Anne of Green Gables is a religion to some there lol

[@SohiHien]

@@PianoMoverSmith1 LOL you are so right about the Anne of Green Gables. Had a friend get like chased by Japanese tourists at the Anne of Green Gables house on PEI when she was a kid because she was a red headed girl that also just happened to be there with her family checking out the house lol. Close enough for them I guess haha

[@menikmati789]

@@tgs2141 hey now, what did the US ever do to Japan? 🤔

[@voximaginem]

@@menikmati789 History? World War 2? ... Oh, a troll! EDIT Or me missing a joke! Good one Menikmati!

[@shanwood4215]

30 000 000 Canadians singing simultaneously! That's not just love of hockey. That's love of country.

[@Loufoca13]

I read somewhere that 80% of the country was watching that game on TV XD !! We had a chemistry exam and the teacher played the game in front of the class and we were all screaming and jumping, it was mad!!! Best moment ever! Happy to be Canadian :)

[@JeanLouisNguyen]

Loufoca13 Yes, 80% of the country was watching *some* part of the game (26.5 million viewers), and 49% (16.6 million) watched the whole game. To this day (2015), the gold medal final remains the most watched television event in Canadian history. The previous record was actually just 17 days earlier, when 13.3 million Canadians watched the Opening Ceremonies. The third record was the Closing Ceremonies. So yeah, Vancouver 2010 was something special for Canada!

[@waivedwench]

***** I'd never sat through a whole hockey game in my life, but for this one I made an exception!! Did the same in 2014, even though that one meant getting up at 5 in the morning!!

[@Loufoca13]

Chemistry exam happened during the women's game!!! Sorry for the confusion!! For me that was all one big moment of awesome hockey! (Even though it was like many days and different players)

[@PuffTheMagicHobo]

+Loufoca13 More than 80% probably watched that game because were at friends' houses or in public places as we can see in the video.

[@mrpixiledd2489]

94% of Canadians were watching this game

[@MERLINA2007]

I think this was the first moment that I felt Canadian, having arrived as permanent resident in 2007. I remember thinking "I am so lucky to be here!"

[@dyanjennica09]

Tell me I'm not the only one getting teary-eyed. Probably one of the best hockey games I've watched! And it's also the first hockey game I saw in my entire life since coming to Canada in 2007.

[@nalaniebergall8569]

Mady See I’m bawling lol

[@EclipsedEquinox]

I was just going to comment this. I legit started to tear up, seeing this made me so happy.

[@marksmith2339]

Major onions

[@cashmoneymckay6619]

Its a tradition to come back and let me tell you it never fails to bring tears to my eyes! Proud of our team

[@mattb9351]

I was teaching English in South Korea in 2010 and had to wake up at 5:30 am to catch the game illegally on the internet. When Sid scored, I remember jumping up in the air with my hands raised for like 10 minutes straight- and I was alone! I think I cried sweet hoser tears,too.

[@MrGoodnplenty1957]

as an American watching this game, i had to tip my hat to the Canadian team and your country. This clip truly shows the meaning of One Country-One Team. Congratulations to our neighbors from the north.

[@Sxdious]

That's a great response. You guys should lighten up you made it farther than anyone thought you would, you made it to the Finals and other teams that were expected to win didn't come close. In conclusion, I tip my hat to you sir :)

[@Debbie52S]

I really wish America could come together in a sport the way Canada does for hockey. Props Canada

[@david41686]

Thank You neighbor!

[@clen250]

Tk u from Montreal

[@HereFishyFishyYT]

@@clen250 Mercii beaucoup!!!

[@andersjs1]

We traveled up from the US and watched the game in a pizzeria in downtown Vancouver. I will never forget the pure joy of all the Canadians after the match. EVERYONE was celebrating. They hugged us, took photos with us, celebrated with us, serenaded us, and everything in between! The most fun part of the trip was the 2-3 hours we spent just trying to get home after the game. I will never forget the bedlam. Everyone was honking their horns, waving their flags, and celebrating together. Pure Magic. Chills watching this as it brings me back!

[@ryansponza6067]

This moment brought Canadians together

[@itsPoot]

Canadians are always together

[@savagebrawler4375]

T Quinn And we are proud to be canadians

[@joshspoon5315]

This moment solidified the relationship between us Americans and you hosers. Well played Canada.

[@waivedwench]

Josh Spoon We love you guys, Josh!! :)

[@jayive34]

Not always, but on that day, political allegiances, religions, political parties, it didn't matter. For that single, glorious moment, we all Canadians.

[@Peacewind152]

Literally the one moment where all divisions just melted away.

[@ragequitify]

6 years later and this still gives me chills

[@eclipsa2757]

I know.

[@giovannamusial9449]

Watching these I'm crying I'm so happy

[@david41686]

6 years later and i still get chills

[@mereseyful]

It's seriously true. I have this saved on playlist of hockey vids, and it's my go to when I need a pick me up. I also watch it every Canada Day. :)

[@srtor]

What a moment! Glorious.

[@dbn52]

As an American I was sad we lost.But it was a great game that was ended by a goal scored by the best player in the world.This video and others like show how much passion you crazy Canucks have for the greatest game."True north strong and free." Canada is the best neighbors any country can have. Love U Canada..Luv from Chicago and thanks for Tazer,Dunks,Seabs and so on.

[@pugganggough837]

Am I the only one who cries while watching this

[@waivedwench]

Nope. I do, too, even after 4 years!!

[@Adgey16]

in my mind, if you don't at least get a little choked up watching this you are not a true Canadian!

[@MarQu1s]

Resistance is futile against these onion-cutting ninjas

[@ricko711]

i went through half a box of kleenex watching this vid... LETS DO IT AGAIN!!! GO CANADA!

[@david41686]

Still do. 7 years later!

[@12doorknob]

I'm US citizen. But I grew up in Ontario. I skated before I could walk. I played hockey with the Canadian boys & I was damn good too. This was the proudest moment of my life. For my adopted country Canada. I love everything about Canada. My passport may say USA but my heart says Canada. Thank You Sidney Crosby. People here don't understand why I wear the Maple Leaf. Greatest moment in sports history. Oh Canada..........

[@00bikeboy]

thomas bratkovich Canadians couldn't ask for a better neighbour than the US.

[@12doorknob]

yes. Live/work in US....but have relatives in Canada....visit often....whenever I have some time off. Canada is awesome.

[@genseiblouin1758]

silkentresses Good on you bud!! :) From a proud Canadian.

[@davekraft6724]

thomas bratkovich Thank you.

[@BlackOpsGod2011]

thomas bratkovich Both countries are great.

[@SuperJNG18]

I'm an American and I got choked up at the "O Canada" part. Much respect to our friends in the North.

[@luisacambara17]

Watching this is 2021 during COVID times and it makes me want to cry

[@vega21]

The Sikh brother at 0:34 always makes me happy to be Canadian

[@davebenny9523]

Yes , just love his reaction.

[@Doug.Dimmadome]

+vega21 THAT is true integration, assimilation. All as 1, truly instead of a mirage. This is what i love about Canada! ;-)

[@waivedwench]

To me, that just PERSONIFIES Canada!!

[@oRippLezZ]

beautiful

[@yagher]

The maple leaf on his turbin....could it be more Canadian?? #diversityisourstrength

[@AtarahDerek]

A fairy tale ending to a fairy tale Olympic Winter Games. I doubt there will ever be a Winter Games as memorable as this one. Canada, we look forward to the next time we meet on the ice under the rings, on our soil or on yours. And we expect just as much heart as you showed that day.

[@randymoyan4754]

+AtarahDerek Thanks Atarah for the kind words from our BEST FRIENDS! It was truly special. The USA and Canada have the best hockey talent in the world! We had to be our best to win in 2010 and 2014. God bless both our nations! Forever brothers.

[@spiritofthewolf15x]

We'll be ready, please bring your best.

[@GeeDougg1]

I'll never forget this - I screamed at the top of my lungs jumping up and down punching the air for a solid 2 or 3 minutes, then proceeded to go downtown with the buds, donning flags all lookin' like Captain Canada each and every once of us - biggest party I've ever been to. Fucking great memories - Canada eh?! Love it! :D

[@clifton12345]

Me and the boys went to a bar to watch this game. I had to work midnights that night. The second Sid buried, I picked up my phone and called work and just said “yea so about tonight I’m not coming in”. I’m so proud to be Canadian man. It was bigger than a hockey game. It was for our country. I’ll hold onto this moment as long as I live. Cheers from Niagara Falls, Ontario…CANADA.

[@CanadianWarMachine]

2010 was probably my favorite my favorite year because the Olympics brought our country together....especially during that last Hockey Game. I think that might of been the most watched hockey game in our history. HAPPY CANADA DAY

[@nordiques8298]

Probably the most watched hockey game of all time. I remember I had an exam that day and the teacher came in with a TV like: Fuck the exam, GO CANADA !

[@KhangNguyen-xn3oq]

I remember where I was when this happened, I was in my Communications Tech class, and the teacher had this playing on the projector while we were doing work on our laptops. When that final goal was scored, we all jumped up and screamed at the top of our lungs, and we could hear cheering and laughing all the way down the hallways from the other classes, truly a monumental moment I will never forget. Proud to be Canadian.

[@kurtisgibbs6698]

Khang Nguyen Unless you were on a farm you could hear cheering throughout the whole country! Pure craziness.

[@isaacmunroe9159]

Whenever I feel down about anything, I always think about this game and come back to watching this compilation.

[@randymoyan7871]

Me too! It never gets old. We need these moments like this to bring us together again as a country.

[@poly0025]

Canadian turban guy is awesome.

[@JaneShepardLive]

I am not even canadian, but im so happy for them

[@MCkeetch]

I will never forget my whole family and all our friends crowded into one living room and everybody just hugging and screaming and crying. We did it. We truly won not just that hockey game but those winter Olympics. I will cherish those games forever.

[@2011Oly]

This event really helped unite a country.

[@makealbertaamerican4889]

Canada was already United before this 🤨🤨🤨

[@johnjohnnston3498]

I agree with you, but sadly at the same time, Canada has been going downhill fast since about 2010 as well. Trudeau is a deep state globalist destroying our nation. And here I am just noticing I am replying to a 4 year old comment, oh well, still stands.

[@bonniemariedavis2909]

@@johnjohnnston3498 NONSENSE. DON'T SPEW THAT BS HERE, PLEASE. THERE IS NO deep state and Canada is NOT GOING DOWNHILL FAST. It is amongst the most well regarded nations on earth, and millions envy us having the compassionate, intelligent leader we have right now. Millions don't have that. Look south. :(

[@luisacambara17]

We need something like this again to bring the country together again. Something to give the Canadian people a sense of pride when they see our beautiful flag. It’s been taken away from all these freedom convoy fighters 😭

[@2011Oly]

@@luisacambara17 well we couldn’t fly our flag last Canada day due to the Kamloops 215

[@LTisbronson]

What was amazing was seeing people of different colour and backgrounds hugging and high fiveing each other. God I love this country.

[@Shivcel172]

Its 3 in the morning I can't sleep and for some reason I'm feeling hella patriotic, which is how I ended up watching this and now I'm crying. God I'm so proud to be Canadian.

[@sr20DETdrift]

I get emotional watching this. I love this country. Greatest place on earth. From time to time I give my dad a big hug and thank you for bringing the family to Vancouver.

[@Debbie52S]

Congrats Canada, you earned it! This video gave me goosebumps! - fellow USA Fan :)

[@david41686]

Thank you neighbor. Thanks for covering our backs.

[@davekraft6724]

Thanks for being our neighbor.

[@mtlhabsss]

thanks, Jason. honestly feel proud of USA-hockey that game could've gone either way. BTW thanks to you guys for always supporting us Canadians

[@maxboren1254]

As a Swedish I love this video nothing better then hockey fans!!!

[@jessicaneon5661]

Oh the memories! I love reading everyones stories of where they were when this beautiful moment happened! Now I wanna share my story where I was when We won! I was at the hospital visiting a relatives and we where all watching this game on the tv and no joke every I mean EVERY ROOM was watching this hockey game even the nurses and doctors were watching it on their phones and iPads! Right when the golden score happened all joyful went lose across the hospital! I went outside the room and everyone even the nurses and doctors was cheering and hugging and crying and waving the flags! It was beautiful! And all of the families in the other rooms was coming outside their rooms and giving everyone a high five! After all the cheering we all started singing O Canada really loud and proud across the hospital! It was a beautiful moment and I will never forget it! I have never seen a hospital sooo cheerful and alive! God I love Canada! 2010 Vancouver Olympic made the whole country unite and I love it! Bring back the winter Olympic to Canada! CANADA does it best! GO CANADA!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@jacobrichards3855]

What makes me proud to be Canadian. Thanks for being Canadian. I love this country!

[@Bryan-ny3fl]

damn rights

[@brodyhinz6664]

This shows why Canada is the greatest country in the world enough said!

[@brodyhinz6664]

5:52 My favourite moment

[@justinbunzeluk1935]

rest in peace Brody!

[@stephen4545]

Brody Hinz Rest in Peace man

[@space_skeloton1862]

@@stephen4545 how he past away and my you rest my friend

[@space_skeloton1862]

@chaseybebe haaa that you

[@MrGoodnplenty1957]

The Canadians have the same attitude towards their national hockey team the same way the Brazilians have with their national soccer team. If they don't take first, it is a failure. You have to show much respect in the way both countries rally around their respective teams. I tip my hat to my neighbors up north.

[@tarakelly7279]

It was a pretty amazing feeling then and it still is today to know that an entire country from Vancouver to Labrador threw hands up in excitement and roared with cheer at the exact same moment on this incredible and historic day. It was truly a moment of coming together as one. There were no provinces or territories. We were simply and beautifully, Canada.

[@vandonovan7799]

I'm American and not at all into sports, but this gives me chills. A++ Canada, well done.

[@mtlhabsss]

.............................. thanks to you guys for always supporting us Canadians

[@othmanbarahmeh631]

THX For Support You Guys Did Excellent Respect From Canada

[@bonniemariedavis2909]

@@mtlhabsss Not lately! Let's pray to God that changes after November.

[@ngarcia103]

Anyone notice the waitress at 30 seconds put all those drinks down without spilling a drop?

[@andrewb6832]

Nicholas Garcia yes, I think she put them down, cheered and went to check her pants

[@ngarcia103]

Andrew B With respect to the pants, I think a LOT of Canadians checked theirs at that point!

[@andrewb6832]

who wouldn't, very proud moment for all of us. god save the queen-----and Canadian hockey. have a great day.

[@thenuclearpotato4394]

She got dat waitress skill

[@TayR0C]

I hope she got a good tip

[@milepostproductions5610]

I'll always remember the moment when Sid scored the golden goal. I was at home in my living room with family and friends and we went absolutely crazy. I'm very proud to say that I've witnessed one of the best and proudest moments in Canadian hockey. We were champions again in Sochi for both men and women again! #CanadaFTW #GOCANADAGO!

[@kevinross3059]

Tears remembering this, tears thinking how far we've fallen. At least then, for a few days, it didn't matter your skin color, your god, your place of birth...we were all Canadian. I'm ashamed of the hate I see spewing from my fellow Canadians towards others lately so I want to thank you for reminding me of this time when Canada was truly the best place in the world.

[@Filterite5]

Things have been tough with what’s happening. I totally get where you’re coming in that statement. I blame social media.

[@christopherperkins1894]

Since 2010 when I was 13 I was so pumped up that team Canada won the gold medal. Proud to be Canadian

[@legorigplaysmc]

+Christopher Perkins I was 10 when this happened. Oh man looking back it brings tears to my eyes

[@Debbie52S]

I was 10 as well, wish I could've remembered this game, certainly a one in a life time evemt. Props Canada! - USA Fan

[@jeanpd]

more than 8 years and still gives me the chills. I love watching canadians screaming, jumping, hugging each other and when they all sing the national anthem, wow, so nice to watch. This is what I love about Canada, we are a big family. Doesn't matter if you are black,white, or any other races, you are part of our family. That video makes me cry a little all the time. So proud of Canada. Love you all, cheers jp from ottawa

[@ashleyzeiger2665]

The goal that brought a nation to it's feet. I remember my mom, Aunt and I drove around our neighborhood with Canada flags hanging out the back windows and honking our horn.

[@hellhoundactual8201]

What I remember the most Was sitting in Halifax with my buddy Alex, watching this game. Crosby Scored, and you could hear the celebrations echoing across the Area I live in and from Downtown. When we Sang Oh Canada, We as a Country Sang it united. I will never forget that moment for as long as I live.

[@BrokeredHeart]

Came back for the good memories. I was in Ottawa at the time, and my friend and I were apartment hunting, and had a scheduled visit to see some place downtown. I don't remember much about the house itself, because we were more intent on the score that they had on TV while we were walking through. We ended up running down the street to the one bar that still had standing room inside right before the US scored the tying goal. The tension in there was palpable. But the jubilation when Crosby scored felt incredible. We ended up walking along Wellington to Parliament Hill, joining in the throngs of people singing the national anthem and high fiving strangers all the way. The cops were shutting traffic down to allow fans to crowd the streets, but most people downtown had abandoned their cars anyway, and the whole city came to a halt for blocks just to celebrate. I have never experienced such pride and unity before, and that night the whole country was celebrating. When we finally catch up to this coronavirus, and we're able to start greeting one another in public again, I hope we recapture that same joy and togetherness that we had that day. It took one shot to ignite the whole country. We will celebrate like this, all of us together again, one day soon. Hang in there, friends. And stay safe.

[@linda10989]

This last February, I cheered like this when our ladies came back from a 2-0 deficit and took the gold from the Americans in the last 5 minutes...

[@jarrodtruax]

I was at work for most of that game but I watched on my phone on the bus as they came back and tied it and I got home 5 minutes before they scored to win. I had 5 people sitting and watching my phone with me cheering as they scored. The fact that strangers can share so much joy over something is great.

[@mgraysonhay]

“you gotta shoot it son...” *He did, he friggin did.*

[@eltonronjovi2238]

Part 1, an entire nation frozen in horror Part 2, an entire nation loses it's mind in utter euphoria All these years after, watching this made me tear up. Such an incredible moment.

[@Raisedkaine]

I'm from America, but I love this because it shows how hockey brings people together.

[@Kaptionist]

During the 2010 Olympics, Vancouver made sure the rest of the cities can hear us so we can spread the patriotism and the joy of winning that gold medal.

[@FearMyRain]

Can still remember using my only break at work (No Frills) to go to the pizza shop across the street with my buddy and watch the game only to have the US tie it up as our break ended Got the news that we won via a text and they yelled it over the store PA and me and my buddy ran down across the 20 aisle gap to hug. One of the greatest moments in hockey history. I'll never forget it

[@beetle5202]

I'm pretty sure the whole country was celebrating at the exact same time. what an amazing thing to experience.

[@jasoncross1953]

Over 11 years now wow feels like yesterday what a feeling of pure joy it was and still now gives me chills and goosebumps everytime I watch it. Thank you team canada and did and iggy iggy iggy for such a memory . Go Canada always

[@shreddingupontheshore]

I watch this every Canada Day and every time it brings a tear to my eye. Happy 151st Birthday Canada!

[@xDropps]

who's ready for another one ?

[@JC-sv8oe]

I will always remember this day! My family had just immigrated to Canada a year before. We were living in a small bachelor apartment watching the game in a small tv on top of a box. When we won i was jumping all over the place. I was so proud of being in this country. Fast forward 12 yrs, i am fortunate to own a home with my family and contribute to the betterment of this country via donation and volunteering.

[@randymoyan7871]

We're proud of you too! Thank you for choosing our country!

[@js70371]

You my friend, are *WHAT* this country is *MADE FROM* Thank you my fellow countryman. Every Canadian needs to read your post. ❤️🇨🇦🏒✨🥇✨🏒🇨🇦❤️🙏🍻

[@dayjavu8889]

Never get tired of watching this. I am not Canadian but the massive outpour of emotions of so many just rub on me. Awesome feelings. Great compilations.

[@carltonking416]

I will never get tired of watching this video. I was in The Market in downtown Ottawa celebrating along with everybody else.

[@iiJ4M35xBox360]

I'm English and love ice hockey, still to this day whenever I need a pick me up this video always does the trick. Perfectly put together and just shows what one moment can do to so many people. Thank you

[@HIVgirl1]

awesome comment... I am from England and I thank GOD the day I was allowed into Canada.. there is NO better country on earth, thank you for allowing me into this beautiful country.

[@rob91Harvey]

4 years on and this still gives me chills!!!! Goosebumps. Brings a tear to my eye. Everyone should remember where they were at this moment.

[@torontonian1978]

This is one of my favourite youtube videos. you really see how vastly spread the celebrations were across the country with some videos taking place in daylight hours and others at night. If we r only good at hockey, that's good enough for me.

[@tiggz16]

95% of these clip's gave me the chills.

[@toxxiiclove4u330]

This being 2015 I can still watch this video and get goose bumps

[@2BAlive100]

It's a pretty incredible feeling of unity to know that a country was celebrating together in the exact same moment. From St. John's NFLD to Vancouver Island, the entire country threw their arms up in triumph and then sung the national anthem feeling the same glory from one place to the next. This will forever be a historical moment of Canadian unity and patriotism. Proud to be Canadian. No matter where I go.

[@Nargawal]

Looking back at this day 10 years later, it brings back the waves of love and joy we all had in our country and our team. It was beautiful. Seeing where Canada is today with threats of separation and hatred towards our fellow Canadians, I feel truly saddened looking back now. 10 years ago, it didnt matter where you were, who you were, your race, beliefs, political views... nothing else mattered except the love and joy we all felt so loudly for our country. We were one. We were unified in an amazing connection. I hope that one day soon we can experience this type of unity again. And maybe in the future, not just in a few countries, but the world. Let's learn to love and be kind again.

[@killaqikummaq5522]

13 years ago today, greatest hockey game in Canadian history

[@westwass]

I wish we could all be this happy every single day!

[@krisppynugget]

Never take down this video. I plan on showing it to my kids in the future :')

[@Hodag37]

Damn it's been 10 years and I'm still loving this video! Never in all the years I've seen the Olympics have I ever seen Canadians so united and up close. 2010 was a great Olympics and I don't think they'll ever be one quite like it again.

[@backwoodsvlogs5784]

Eric W same here brother! Long live Canada 🇨🇦

[@Crisperdad]

You can't watch this and not have tears! The day Canada was united in joy!

[@whyyoumadbrah]

I never thought watching people celebrate my country losing would make me so happy. Seriously this was beautiful.

[@michaelhaughton8267]

I get goosebumps when I watch this video! Proud Canadian

[@michaelhaughton8267]

Haylee Crawford ikr

[@vega21]

Same lol. Its amazing to see

[@plaatil]

Amazing to see one nation celebrate the Olympic gold in hockey! Wish Norway had the same relationship to hockey as you canadians have! Greetings from Norway And do the same in Russia ;)

[@EsbenT]

Lots of love from your friends in Norway: We love Canada, and I myself really like to see happy Canadians :)

[@david41686]

I was too young to remember where I was during the 72 summit series. But I will never forget where I was for this. We cheered so loud and hard that we made my nephews dog throw up. Poor guy. hahaha

[@mynameisjessenia]

I am honestly not even interested in watching hockey but I did however watch this game and man was it ever cool to feel the warmth and passion from everyone in the city in Vancouver.. Shortly after went on a walk only to absorb and par take in the happy ness everyone was sharing with each other. I only wish Canadians felt this all the time without the influence of hockey

[@Carlitas1992]

In Toronto you can feel it all the time!!

[@david41686]

VERY WELL SAID. I agree 100%1

[@bonniemariedavis2909]

@@Carlitas1992 ??????? Toronto seems like the unfriendliest place in Canada to many people in BC.

[@kodyraphael6078]

I cried watching this so many times. All the compassion, the happiness, I just wish it were like that more often. It's beautiful

[@OILERSRULEZ]

funny how with the placing of a perfect 5 hole shot a whole country can unite, from the coast of newfoundland to Vancouver we were no longer leaf,hab,oiler,sen,canuck,flames fans but team Canada fans. From large halls,bars and pubs, stadiums or the rec. room with your friends we all felt like we assisted on that incredible goal

[@SalsaEatingKangaroo]

I remember being in my living room (15 at the time) with my dad and when we scored me and my dad bith flipped shit grabbed our Canadian flags and ran into the street waving them and then we noticed other neighbours on their blaconys screaming and waving their flags too. So practically our entire street started going ollé ollé ollé ollé! and it was amazing!

[@fadilsahib6527]

This video shows how important this sport is to us, now I'm just hoping a Canadian team can FINALLY win the Stanley Cup!!! 🤞

[@dremin15]

Being an American, this still warms my heart even though at the time I was a bit sad about it xD. GG Canada. GG

[@talkinheads2728]

man, I remember having school that day, but instead we all went into the school gym to watch the game. It was amazing! The screams got so loud it was so amazing how people of different ages can come together for something and just enjoy it.

[@freerhymin4life]

This moment was probably the most Canadian I’ve ever felt. Was watching the game in downtown Ottawa; when that shot went in, I remember everyone just erupted, spilling out of the bars and partying in the streets. Went home later and saw someone throwing their mattress from the balcony of their apartment. Good times.

[@jeanninegagne5111]

This is why Hockey is Canada's Game ..... we care SO MUCH about it , and that's why rare moments like The " Golden Goal " ... AND just as awesome , The women's Gold medal victory , are etched in our minds and hearts forever.!!

[@nordiques8298]

We're also the best !

[@michaelm4939]

The day we all celebrated and united as one country at the same time was truly a epic moment for all Canadians, from all wakes off life. And this video proves it!

[@mikeobrien6704]

I'll never forget that day. Downtown Vancouver was insane!

[@kidrauhl69]

Goosebumps, tears and and a big ass smile while watching this. These are the things, when a country can be brought together by simplest of moments... that makes me so unbelievably proud to wear that red maple leaf.

[@allghilliedup21]

This makes me cry.

[@obsideondemon2977]

One of the coolest moments I ever got the pleasure to be a part of of. I may have been sitting at my house, but when you hear every person in every house on your block yelling top of their lungs, you know everyone was cheering for the right reason. Greatest national moment of unity I have ever experienced

[@iiJ4M35xBox360]

I’m English, 10 years on and this video still brings a tear to my eye whenever I comeback to this!! Such a moment and what a truly beautifully edited video to show off true passion for a team

[@EclipsedEquinox]

Watching this memorable video at the starting point (ish) of the new decade. My second hockey related video im watching of the year.