After 17 exciting days of top athletic competition, Canada says Congratulations and goodbye to the world’s top winter athletes during the Closing ceremony of the 2010 Olympic Games.
Around 2,600 Olympians who competed at Canada’s Games entered Vancouver’s indoor stadium no longer grouped by nation but altogether as “one nation of athletes.”
The night was filled with many different emotions. Tears and smiles filled the room by congratulating all the Olympians on their success. The night was also a musical festival with Canadian bands Nickelback, Avril Lavigne, Simple Plan and many more.
By:Brianna Burns
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