CTV's Final "I Believe" Montage Preceded By Brian Williams' Closing Comments From Vancouver

Brian Williams wraps up his final broadcast of Olympic Primetime from the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games after the Closing Ceremony. Williams comments are followed by CTV's final montage showcasing key events from the Games, featuring the "I Believe" anthem sung by Nikki Yanofsky and Annie Villeneuve.
Video courtesy of CTV/IOC. Captured from CTV-HD in Vancouver, BC on February 28, 2010. No infringement of copyright intended.

[@desmondhunt2520]

22 years and this is not only still the best olympics but probably one of the best times in all of Canadian history.

[@marcpelu2558]

Maths a little off but your point stands

[@JosieYoung-tg4tk]

😂😂😂

[@Nickh4929]

How did this get 62 likes and nobody called you out for the blatantly awful math you just did. Learn how to count for God sakes.

[@AfroLatinoJG]

Almost 11 years later and this still hits the feels. Truly, this forever will be one of the greatest times of Canadian moments 🇨🇦😢

[@aneilp7631]

Very true my friend. But it's reason to smile :)

[@BCaqua87]

From 2 home games with 0 gold total to Breaking the record for winter gold. Best time of my life.. so far

[@johnarmstrong472]

I showed this for the last time yesterday to one of my classes because I'm retiring. Always get choked up. Most of my students are recent immigrants. At the end, when they show the boys, l let out, with a fist pump to my heart, "that's my world cup soccer team." I wasn't looking, but I think they felt my raw emotion.

[@Ineverleft604]

You're soooo right, papi!!

[@wallner67]

and so ended possibly the greatest two weeks in Canadian history.

[@AfroLatinoJG]

Almost 11 years later and I came back just to watch. Truly historical

[@Doggnutt]

You had to be in Vancouver and Canada to experience for yourself. Once in a lifetime experience that no Canadian will ever forget.

[@Yoshilover46]

even if you were a resident of the city like i am, you had to be there to experience it

[@codybell6882]

In Ontario. We watched these games in Class at school! It was truly amazing!

[@jasonthomasroyallepage]

So true. I have a good friend I grew up with that moved to Scotland. He had no idea how big these games were for Canada. I met Jon Montgomery and he was very happy to share his Gold medal with any Canadian he met. It wasn't his medal, he felt it belonged to all of us.

[@SliceofBread123]

Seriously can’t believe it’s been 10 years... those days went by so fast

[@brodyhinz6664]

The Vancouver Olympics were the Greatest Ever and not just because we won 14 Gold and 26 medals it was truly the first time we united as a nation

[@MrMikeyboy4]

well there was one in Montreal

[@canucksrule50]

Agree 100% The 2 weeks that the Olympics were in Vancouver were probably the best and most United our country has ever been in modern history maybe history altogether with the exception of the world wars

[@otanaknanarluq6764]

Nah nah nah nah nah, Vimy Ridge was the first time we united as a nation

[@hunterjobin571]

Wow, I'm shocked and saddened to see your name and comment Brody. The young man who commented this passed away with the Humboldt Broncos accident a few years back.. I hope you and your hockey brothers up there are resting easy Brody.. forever in Canada's heart..

[@ryanthunderhammer9970]

The Vancouver games are still the best Winter Games to ever occur

[@APG19912009]

12 years later and still a dagger in my heart when Bryan says; “Believe it me, it not without some sadness, I say for the last time, good night from Vancouver” May we repeat this feeling as Vancouver plans a bid for 2030 Winter Games ☺️

[@legorigplaysmc]

Our athletes literally had an entire nation rooting for them.

[@spiritofthewolf15x]

They always do, 2010 was just special for us.

[@pideschar]

I get so nostalgic about Vancouver 2010 :(

[@SliceofBread123]

Can’t believe it was 10 years ago...

[@randomdude1053]

@@SliceofBread123 So sad, I remember being a young 9 year old watching this in Calgary on an old Sony flatscreen, so interested. Now life is just meh.

[@comfortablynumb2010]

after partying in Toronto at Yonge/Dundas square, my girlfriend and I went to the subway and were waiting for the train. While waiting on the platform, the crowds on both sides of the tracks started belting out "O Canada" and continued singing it while boarding the trains. As we boarded, the passengers already seated joined in. I was in awe. Not many things bring a tear to my eyes but that moment did. So proud to be Canadian

[@mylesharris4486]

Makes me tear up every time

[@nicko02000]

me too!

[@sugreevsran766]

nicko02000 me too!

[@mattyofthenorth]

me too, it was such an amazing Olympics for Canada. I was actually went to Vancouver during this time to experience, and I loved every minute of it

[@ellyvanderwoerd9833]

Me too

[@kathrynparker1806]

I went to the 2010 Olympics it was one of the most amazing experience of my life. After attending I honestly wish I was Canadian. The pride for their country is amazing. I will never forget walking to a hockey game and the Canadian one had just got out and they had beat no one but the town of Vancouver had literally erupted. It was a seen I can't even explain but it made me want to be a Canadian so badly. The hospitality the Canadians showed was absolutely fabulous I had left my iPhone in a store in whistler by mistake and some kid turned it into the police it was amazing. There are so many others stories I can tell but I will never forget 2010. I plan to become a Canadian citizen one day as I have so much pride and love for the country.

[@breathoffreshair245]

+Kathryn Parker so heart warming! I'm you enjoyed your time in Canada! It's an amazing place to be and im proud to be canadian :) Hope you can eventually come back to Canada to see what else it has to offer :) -Cheers :)

[@danielledumont1]

+Kathryn Parker This was just so amazing. I got off work and seen Bilodeau win the first gold. Canada rocks. So much pride, and love.

[@scotttaylor5928]

Kathryn Parker we also got free healthcare

[@willstuart4504]

I hope you made it...👍👍😉

[@johnarmstrong472]

Too bad Immigration Canada can't measure heart. I'll just say, "Welcome to Canada."

[@jasonc1065]

I travelled from Australia for these games after making a promise to return if they won the games, and what a games it was. The best ever in my opinion. Vancouver and Whistler did an incredible job and I think like the commentator said, it really did change the country. Canadians should be immensely proud of 2010 and I still get tears watching this vid! Sid scoring the OT winner for the gold was the greatest sporting moment I’ve witnessed, doubt their will be anything like it again.

[@kim90jg]

THE 2010 OLYMPICS WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN

[@jonathanlatulippe6301]

That's right! 2021

[@DeathZephlyn]

I basically lived on Granville street during these 2 weeks. Staying out till 3-5 AM and then go home and get maybe 4 hours of sleep and then and do it all over again the next night. The atmosphere that the city had become, I had never seen before in my time living here in Vancouver. I was 20 years old back then. It was the best time of my life. Watching the Gold Medal game between Canada and the US in mens hockey at Library Square and then pouring out onto Georgia street and bursting into singing O Canada. I will never forget these special 2 weeks ever.

[@mattweber2317]

anyone else here tearing up and missing this in 2019??

[@alexhankewicz3556]

me in January 2020

[@ryanruan5531]

Sometimes, I realize that 2010 was a decade ago. I will never forget the moments that really defined Canada. I miss 2010.

[@MrFreddy123]

2021.

[@logz317]

March 2021

[@canadiancatgreen]

Nope in March 2021 lol

[@natlbosse]

TEARING UP IN QUARANTINE RIGHT ABOUT NOW...

[@natanzel4]

12 years later, and still this song remains the single most powerful catalyst that brought everyone together.

[@skittlecar1]

I live in northern NY state, and my cable system carried CTV. This was one of my favorite Winter Olympics because of the CTV coverage. It kicked NBC's behind. Your Brian Williams is better than ours.

[@notoriouseagle1074]

Not that hard considering the days of Jim McKay are long gone.

[@karlosmora]

I will become oficially Canadian citizen on january 2011, but since I got to this amazing country I have felt proud to be here. I love Canada, my new nation...!!.

[@Omega1867]

Even in 2017, this still makes me choke up. Anyone not in Canada in 2010 will never realize the impact these games had.

[@pufosheniaintherain]

Nathaniel12345678910 personally, from my 11yo Canadian point of view at that time, it was the unity. Alexandre Bilodeau had won the first ever Olympic gold medal for Canada on Canadian soil (which happened to be one of the very first medals to be given during the Olympics) and from then on we won 13 more golds. It felt like we were all a family. It’s the personal (tragic) story of Joannie Rochette who’s mother suddenly passed away shortly after landing in Vancouver to see her perform. It was this sentiment of happiness and togetherness. During the Olympics it felt as if, despite being the largest country in the world, we were a tightly knitted village full of support for our athletes. It’s a bit hard to put into words that specific sentiment of warmth and pride that was around.

[@WolfRebel]

I remember being a ten year old kid who had never seen the olympics when this event started, and five and half years later I am still so happy that I got to witness every part of the olympics, and even more happy that I am Canadian. We may trash each other about hockey, we may argue about which part of Canada is the best until our throats are dry, but when it really matters we all come together to support our country. And I will never forget jumping up and screaming with joy with my dad when Iginla and Crosby got the Golden Goal. It's stuff like this that makes me proud to be Canadian.

[@ginazhang]

Couldn't have said it better.

[@jordanpolicicchio679]

i was also ten years old during the 2010 olympics and you just explained my exact experience

[@Kaptionist]

I was slightly older than you, but I experienced the same thing! It was hilarious looking back -- a fairly traditional Asian family who never jumps for joy for anything. Then suddenly, we heard "IGGY!" from Crosby and everyone in my family jumped so high and so much, that nails holding the floor boards down started to pop up a bit. The whole neighbourhood screamed and if you just opened the door, you heard screams from the neighbours. It was absolutely fantastic. No olympics has ever been the same since.

[@AdrianCosman]

I wish I was old enough to appreciate the Olympics back then. I hope the 2026 World Cup will be even half as special as 2010 was

[@spinit0ff]

Nearly 10 years later and I still get goosebumps while watching this video.

[@kayla-kr5dx]

these olympics happened when i was 6, and it was the first time i felt pride for my country. i’m 16 now, watching to feel it again.

[@Merlin_From_Shrek_3]

Yes, I was 12...22 and waiting for that feeling once again..

[@babyvegeta76]

Can’t believe 10 years is coming up , I miss these games so much , hearing the intro every morning checking the TV guide on what events were running that day :)

[@darcyrennette4653]

I wish the people of Calgary had watched and listened to Brian Williams before the vote. I feel we needed this with the way the country is today☹️

[@sensarmy]

ikr

[@myles2494]

2010 must have been the last time our country was this united 😢🇨🇦

[@nickholden1921]

Legendary time. Miss it. What a time

[@kalenchrist7106]

Every once in a while, you just have o come back and watch this. One of my fondest memories.

[@CoryLikesToast]

Whenever i hear him say for the last time, goodnight from vancouver, i get goosebumps

[@thejohnhopkinscompany9599]

I was a little kid in whistler when the Olympics were taking place. God I wish I was older so I could have truly felt the impact of the sheer joy and unity it brought.

[@alexbritch02]

100 percent agree here man. I was 8 during this.

[@raymanbacchus7266]

Watching this in 2015 - there is still simply 4 words "Canadian pride - Simply amazing!"

[@Borshyy]

Local from vancouver here. I was 9 years old when these games happened. Can't believe how fast time has passed. Forever Vancouver 2010

[@WolfRebel]

Take me back to when Canada was as united as this...I miss it a lot

[@chihuahuarcool4819]

We need this again

[@leftenantthunder]

I'm actually watching this after our 2018 athletes made the Peyongchang Olympics our most successful ever. But the spirit of these games and happiness that it inspired in out country will never be matched. These games created some of the best moments of my life and memories that will stay with me for the rest of my life. Vancouver 2010 will never be forgotten.

[@bryantobin9792]

from the virus of 2020.... and hearing the olympics cancelled we need this right now , RESHOW these olympics

[@DkDerek]

"Sidney Crosby! The Golden Goal!" Chills everytime.

[@jaytaylor629]

I cannot believe these Olympics were almost 10 years ago. I feel like it was just last year when Crosby scored the Golden Goal. These Olympics truly were amazing. As a Canadian, I may be biased, but you've got to admit that the Sochi and Pyongchang didn't have the atmosphere that Vancouver had.

[@missmona5475]

Every time i watch this video, it makes me tear up... Sochi was good and all but NOTHING beats Vancouver!!! I still remember the crowd cheering when Crosby scored the golden goal!! It was an amazing feeling!! the whole entire Country getting together!! Quebec City is also bidding for the 2026 Games... Lets hope we get that so we can get this feeling all over again!!

[@mattyofthenorth]

went to Vancouver to experience the Olympics....Canadian style, and it was the most amazing experience. I asked my manager if I can take time off work in Nunavut to go to Vancouver to be right in the mix of things, and it is something that will stay with me, being right downtown when we won hockey gold! how packed the streets were and all.....i just loved it

[@TheAM2011]

This is the most meaningful thing on the internet. Team Canada captures our hearts every time.

[@aidanhulse7111]

I remember being ten years old and the whole school stopping to watch the hockey games. The weeks before we did projects on the olympics and my teacher somehow knew someone who had ran with the torch. She brought it to our class and we all held it. It was amazing, makes me so proud to be Canadian.

[@wintersfire]

It's true. I've never felt the same since these games. I've never felt so proud in anything, not even myself, then Canada during the games. It was a magical few weeks.

[@tarafortier7581]

I always come back to this video and the golden goal reactions video..always tear up :')

[@legorigplaysmc]

+Tara Fortier I was 10 at the time, and I still remember it like it was yesterday. Makes me tear up every time

[@tarafortier7581]

Memories last a lifetime, glad we both got to see it

[@WolfRebel]

+legorig SAME DUDE! I was in Grade 5, it was my first olympics I ever watched, and I will never forget losing my mind when Canada got the golden goal. It was certainly an event to remember.

[@spiritofthewolf15x]

Same.

[@legorigplaysmc]

***** I was watching it alone, even though I didn't have any interest in hockey. And when we scored I went to bed smiling.

[@theboys3501]

Well 10 years later my first year of college, I was 10 years old during Vancouver and it was the most magical time of my life huddled around family and friends glued to the tv. It is something I will never forget.

[@adiuntesserande6893]

I don't know if anyone who isn't Canadian can quite grasp what impact these Olympics had, but I'll try to sum it. I'll fail, but I'll try. In order to understand this, you have to understand that I'm an historian. If you had asked me what Canada was before these games, I'd have told you about the CN Tower, about the Peace Arch, about the Library of Parliament, about the Maple Leafs, about the Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats, Greens, and the Bloc. I'd have mentioned the Pacific Scandal, and the Great War. I'd have spoken of John MacDonald, and Pierre Trudeau, and Kim Campbell. I'd speak of hockey, of Timmy's and of poutine. I'd have pointed to our ten beautiful provences and our three shining territories, and then, having pointed these all out, these and all the other things I could think of, I would look at you and say, "This is Canada." Now, after Vancouver, when someone asks me what Canada is, I look at the people around me, smile, and tell them, very simply, "WE are Canada."

[@seanspacey4452]

beautiful

[@CoreyOfTheCosmos]

Little late to the show but honestly beautifully said

[@rowk19]

Adiun Tesserande amen to that fellow Canadian

[@alecrozsnaki5647]

Wow very true

[@jessesmith-garcia5313]

thank you for trying to sum it up sir, by the way, great Olympics you guys put on.

[@nihalthandi4175]

Just gives you chills, even after 6 years

[@MiaD41]

Brian Williams is a legend and I always loved to hear him speak even when I was little.. as he spoke from the heart with love to us as though we were his family and not like a robot

[@charismaticchia]

Wow, moments like this make me feel Canadian. My goosebumps have goosebumps.

[@isbcornbinder]

13 years. Where has the time gone? I still get emotional.

[@noire9601]

2010 is a year I will NEVER EVER forget or take for granted... Everything was perfect from Jan to Dec....especially the Olympics Hope i get years like it in the future!

[@Oetti]

Surely one of the best videos on KZbin!!! MAGNIFICENT Olympic Games of Vancouver 2010!

[@crazycanuckjay]

I get so must nostalgias from watching this video I still remember were I was when ever single medal was one the best was the mens hockey on a plane flying home from my make a wish trip when Crosby scored that entire plane cheered.

[@cheesepie72]

8 Years later and I still teared up watching this

[@willham95]

Miss these Olympics SO SO much! Been watching the Sochi games and it just doesn't have the same feeling #nostalgia

[@JustKate43]

CTV, you did a magnificent job bringing this to ALL Canadians. I couldn't wait to get home from work to catch up on every day's events for the two weeks, well even the cross country torch run. Awesome job!!!!! Thank you sincerely. Very proud Canadian from Saskatchewan.

[@kaderiley3076]

I love how these olympics changed Canada and brought us all together. My dad go to go and work for Bell during revolt ice and got to experience so many things and sadly missed my birthday that year, but all the stories he told when he came back. These Olympic just bring back so many memories and give me goosebumps. Can’t believe it’s gonna be 8 years things year

[@SH7861WeezyBabyy]

It's been months but I still cry when I think of us winning the Gold in the hockey game. It was such a beautiful time for Vancouver and this BEAUTIFUL country of ours Canada. Best 2 weeks EVER, nothing can EVER compare to the Olympics, the feeling, the emotion, the LOVE for my country and for my people, I loved it!

[@Mr312255]

Truly one of the greatest moments in Canadian history!

[@a_leis7]

Crazy it's been ten years. Goin to Whistler this week for the first time. 😎

[@evadvalcourt]

I can’t believe we are where we are right now... a Country divided more than ever, we need to be back as strong as 12 years ago

[@jpelletier03]

This song still gives me chills! Beautiful.

[@peterruss6415]

These were by far the best Winter Olympics of all time, the sheer beauty of BC, the crowds downtown and the united Canadian spirit from BC to Nova Scotia, Long Live My Country Canada

[@isaacamigofernandez4vancouver]

I don’t think we will ever get to see Brian Williams anymore after his last coverage of the CTV Olympics in 2012, ten years later… Williams is a icon.❤️🇨🇦

[@Relav1364]

You look up "Class" in the Dictionary, Brian Williams has a full page picture.

[@bryantobin9792]

Seetherfanv1 the canadian version does at least

[@bryantobin9792]

Seetherfanv1 the canadian version does at least

[@kevinbudzinski9576]

I miss Brian Williams hosting the Olympics 😞

[@jamesanthony5681]

@@kevinbudzinski9576 I won't. A big kiss-ass he was all through the years. Good riddance.

[@titusmccarthy]

He's an opinionated twtit.

[@2thfairyrdh]

I do okay until I get to Joannie Rochette and then the waterworks start. I miss these Olympics....

[@lloydertel1]

just a great video.... nothing more to say

[@earl77]

My favorite Olympic video, makes me proud to be Canadian. Whatever happened to Nikki Yanofsky? I thought she would become a big star after Vancouver but she kind of faded away not long after.

[@kaarennl]

I miss it soooooo much! Vancouver will never be the same!

[@calderbmx1838]

8 years later and it still gives you the chills.

[@teresaharry969]

This gives me goosebumps every time I watch it! So very proud! It was an AMAZING time here in Vancouver, one I will never forget🇨🇦

[@officialboomtish214]

Oh the memories. The sweet memories

[@mitchellfan857]

I’m not crying, you’re crying!

[@BusMaxx]

There are alot of ppl that have said they are happy the olympics are over, so they dont have to listen to this song again. To them, i have your one-way ticket out of Canada. 30 years from now, anyone that heard this song, or watched the relay, will remember Vancouver 2010. I am so very proud to be Canadian, and i think this song will eternally memorize the games, the two weeks of OUR glory...... Dont anyone ever forget. GO Canada GO!!!!

[@AznPridexX123]

The greatest olympics ever. I remember being in Vancouver and the olympics just brought everyone together, truly special and magical. Forever etched in my memory

[@nataliaandtristanmichalczu6291]

This was by far the best olympics I've watched nothing will beat these olympics. This was perfect for these olympics. this video made me tear up. I still remember the Sidney Crosby goal the only time I was able to eat dinner not at the dinner table LOL.

[@alecrozsnaki5647]

I like to listen to "i believe" and j'imagine when I go for a jog. It always gives me that extra push to keep going, both in that moment in and life. Watching highlights of those games still give me so much pride as a Canadian, soon to be 10 years later. Over that course, I've traveled all across the country in every province between Nova Scotia and BC, living in Québec, BC and Alberta. I look back and remember how it brought us together. These games always remind of so many great friendships I've made. It was a beautiful time to be a Canadian and I take this with me years later.

[@mroscoe]

I can honestly say being in Vancouver for the games was one of the great thrills of my life. The energy that echoed throughout the city from not only Canadians, but every other nation that took part in the games, will probably be impossible to recreate, but it will never be forgotten.

[@angelfish315]

wow, just wow. remembering those moments from 4 years ago. :)

[@CdnWolfe]

for 2023, I wish for Canada and Canadians to relive the pride and joy that was so palpable in 2010!

[@user-nl8go1uh8n]

Vancouver 2030!!!! Reignite the passion!!!

[@corneliusscully7862]

Watching this in 2018, and still gets to me every time. Proud to be Canadian and love this beautiful country and everyone in it ❤️🇨🇦

[@papertowel17]

Wow, pretty damn incredible that this can still bring tears to my eyes and a warm feeling to my heart...

[@johnboulanger807]

The history leading to this Olympic is also critical to understanding its relevance. In the history of the Olympics only one country that hosted an had failed to win a gold. That was Canada and we did it twice; 1976 Montreal and 1988 Calgary. We never had much to cheer about in any Olympic save perhaps the heavily boycotted 1984 Los Angeles Games. It was quite embarrassing. The “Own the Podium” program changed all that with improved and better directed funding. The addition of sports where we could excel and the addition of NHL players made the lead up to Vancouver 2010 very promising. The result exceeded expectations in all aspects. The organization, Yanofsky’s inspiring tune, the celebratory Olympic village, the record setting number of Golds capped off with the most coveted prize of double hockey gold medals. Such an incredible event.

[@ryuhosuke]

After seeing the Vancouver 2010 winter games, brings a tear to my eyes. The Patriotic and the unity that brings all of Canada together when Canada won gold in the Olympic hockey tournament!

[@xxxsnoopdawgxxx1220]

This makes me cry. 14 years later a beautiful symbol of unity. I’m sure many of our hearts are pure we have good intentions. We as Canadians need to stand together united. These Olympics brought us together and right now our nation needs us to continue the push. Sometimes I feel our people are becoming more divided. Please bring back the time when all of Canada stood together and watched our competitors win and loss and stand side by side and protect this nation.

[@dennisregosr.8263]

I am privileged to have become a Canadian citizen and shall value it for the rest of my life. The Sochi Olympics were great but nothing compares to the Vancouver Olympics (my home city). This was easily the best time of my life. What a beautiful ending from Brian Williams and the "I Believe" song is even better in English and French. God Bless Canada, the true North, strong and free.

[@thebrandontalk]

This duet is so beautiful, French anf English are amazing languages and I'm proud of Canada, I always cry when I listen to Annie and Nikki and all those athletes who represented our country

[@hckyroxs]

I wish I could relive the Vancouver Olympics. It was amazing!!!

[@searats20]

This video makes me tear up...I can't explain the feeling I get when watching this video and thinking about the Vancouver Olympics....I guess I miss these Olympcis so much because Canadians came so close together for 17 days.... But I can say one thing for certain - I am so proud to be Canadian, and all our athletes at these games did the country proud. Go Canada Go!

[@TdotTwiFic]

I want THIS Canada Back.

[@Zoooch12]

It breaks my heart every time I read the "See you in London" Caption at the end.

[@seanl2403]

I still get teary eyed and goosebumps watching this months later. Those 2 1/2 weeks were some of the best ever.

[@alexbronynerfman]

So proud for CTV Canadian Television the host broadcasters of home country Vancouver 2010! Very beautiful

[@ltaproductions7989]

I hope Vancouver wins the 2030 bid. I could go for round 2!

[@calder9157]

Can we go back :( 2020 isn’t doing so well

[@prattpt6]

It brings tears to my eyes every time I watch it....

[@Blaine10024]

The excitement on Crosby's face when he scores the Golden Goal. Glory lasts forever.

[@joanneclarke8272]

dem fuckin onions.

[@pursehappygal]

I still get so teary eyed when I watch this. What a magnificent 17 days it was. Thank you for sharing. I've never felt more proud to be Canadian. Well done,Vancouver!

[@hotchickfv]

2 years later and I still find my way back to this video somehow. Miss you Vancouver 2010. The best 2 weeks of my life.

[@felixmoineau931]

Francesca I’m here in 2020 and 10 years after the most amazing two weeks of my life even if I was only an 8 year old kid, I remember walking with pride with my Canadian Olympic merchandise and I still do to this day! Hope you’re doing well! -From a fellow proud Canadian🇨🇦

[@hotchickfv]

Félix Moineau amazing, I was 16 at the time... 26 now! Fond memories indeed 🇨🇦☺️

[@felixmoineau931]

Francesca Wow! I never thought you would reply after all these years!

[@benjaminforeman9317]

I was only 5 but I still remember the party after the golden goal and crying to this song

[@flamesfan1417]

February 2010 - best month of my life. These Olympics were just magical, no other word.