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	CANOE -- TRAVEL: - Olympic Spirit Toronto
		Dundas Square is a totally re-vamped area of downtown Toronto that is centered at the corners of Dundas and Yonge streets.
		Olympic trivia monitors are set up to test your knowledge with levels from easy to hard to make it fun for everyone and the best part is that once you have answered a question about a great Olympic moment, a short video showing that actual moment is played!
		Olympic Spirit Toronto has its own three-word motto: Inspire, Educate and Entertain - and it is a motto that they hold to very well.
	www.canoe.ca /Travel/Activities/Families/pf-1170485_050812_2.html (972 words)

	Canadian Olympic Committee
		Toronto, June 19, 2003 — In a ceremony held today, Olympic Spirit Toronto officially marked its territory at the corner of Yonge & Dundas Streets in downtown Toronto.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is an innovative, state of the art attraction designed to celebrate the Olympic experience with hands-on, dynamic displays.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is licensed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) through the International Spirit Development Organization (ISDO), in cooperation with the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC).
	www.olympic.ca /EN/organization/news/2003/0619.shtml (586 words)

	Business Edge News Magazine - businessedge.ca - Ontario Edition - Toronto's Olympic spirit burns year round (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		But it was Toronto that sprinted out of the blocks fastest to construct and launch an Olympic Spirit complex that has garnered kudos all round.
		A big fan of OST is Toronto Mayor David Miller, whose staff has chosen the complex for about half a dozen events, partly to further the city's post-SARS tourism and revitalization efforts by spotlighting the Dundas Square area as a welcoming tourist hub.
		But when she gets home, she'll go back to enjoying what she believes to be the essence of Olympic Spirit Toronto and something that's bound to be duplicated in comparable complexes in the future.
	www.businessedge.ca /article.cfm/newsID/11818.cfm (1253 words)

	OLYMPIC SPIRIT TORONTO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is not only a premier tourist destination and a world-class Olympic showcase...
		That's because Olympic Spirit Toronto is the world's first permament Olympic Spirit facility, with others to open in key international centres over the next several years.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto will also be a dynamic "one stop" entertainment and educational facility, combining the virtual experience with historical exhibits celebrating great Olympic moments and Canada's rich Olympic heritage, an Olympic-themed restaurant and sports cafe, and a retail outlet.
	www.masterlinemolds.com /OlympicSpiritMuseum.htm (196 words)

	Olympic Spirit Toronto
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is the world's first and only permanent entertainment complex themed around the Olympic Games.
		Located in downtown Toronto, next to Yonge-Dundas Square, the 52,000 square foot complex provides the opportunity for visitors to meet with Olympians, enjoy interactive games, view multimedia and static displays, dine and shop.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is on the right side at Dundas Street.
	www.toronto.com /guide/family/listing/000-205-547 (369 words)

	Olympic Spirit Toronto - Bringing the Games to the People
		Olympic Spirit Toronto provides scholastic opportunities in areas of geography, history, multi-media, science, and physical education through a variety of interactive experiences.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is the perfect choice for your day camp and youth group outings.
		Inspire your athletes with a visit to Olympic Spirit Toronto where they will be immersed in the intangible but undeniable spirit that surrounds the Olympic Games and fuels the fire of every athlete and coach that takes part in them.
	stage.ost.kpd-i.com /education.html (467 words)

	CNW Telbec (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Toronto's Newest Attraction Opens to the Public TORONTO, Aug. 18 /CNW/ - Olympic Spirit Toronto, the world's first and only permanent entertainment complex themed around the Olympic Games, opens its doors to the public on Saturday, August 21, providing children and adults alike the opportunity to ignite their Olympic spirit 365 days a year.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is managed by Toros Entertainment Inc., under official license by the International Spirit Development Organisation (ISDO) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is the first in a series of permanent Olympic Spirit centers planned to open worldwide.
	www.cnw.ca /fr/releases/archive/August2004/18/c2217.html (646 words)

	Team-Building in Toronto \| Executive Travel SkyGuide
		Olympic athletes have the stuff that star employees are made of: By definition, they're hard-working, team-spirited and self-motivated.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto, the world's first and only Olympic discovery center, merges the experience of the Olympics, Citius, Altius, Fortius (Swifter, Higher, Stronger) with its own three-word motto: Inspire, Educate and Entertain.
		Coca Cola Ltd., The Caldwell Partners International and RBC are among the corporations that have used Olympic Spirit Toronto for team-building exercises.
	www.eskyguide.com /articles/200511/200511_toronto.html (756 words)

	True Sport - LIVES HERE
		Following the awards ceremony, the doors to the Olympic Spirit Toronto attraction (located at the east side of the square) will be thrown open to the public free of charge from 6 pm to 9 pm.
		The public is invited to the Olympic Spirit Toronto open house to experience the interactive sports simulators and get up close and personal with Canadian Sport Award winners from past and present.
		The Olympic Spirit Toronto Discovery Centre, the first facility of its kind in the world, uses state-of-the-art Olympic Games simulators, high-energy multimedia presentations and authentic Olympic artifacts and memorabilia to inspire, educate and entertain.
	www.truesportpur.ca /index.php/press/60 (594 words)

	Travel Video Television News
		Olympic and Paralympic athletes, past, present and future are always welcome at Olympic Spirit Toronto.
		If you are an Olympic or Paralympic athlete and would like to visit Olympic Spirit Toronto complex or the Podium Restaurant and Bar, please let us know and we will happily arrange a visit to this one-of-a-kind complex.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is dedicated to the support of our amateur athletes in Canada.
	travelvideo.tv /news/more.php?id=A6013_0_1_0_M (342 words)

	Canadian Olympic Committee
		The Canadian Olympic Committee is thrilled to announce the first-annual Olympic Excellence Series, an event that will bring together successful Olympians from the past to share their wisdom and experiences with Olympic hopefuls.
		Currently under construction in Toronto's vibrant downtown core adjacent to the new Yonge-Dundas Square, Olympic Spirit Toronto is scheduled to open in the summer of 2004 and is poised to become one of the city's most popular attractions.
		Three-time Olympic gold medallist Marnie McBean, Olympic Spirit Toronto's Director of Athlete and Corporate Programs, is committed to providing opportunities for athletes to work in an environment where their dedication and commitment to sport is both understood and valued.
	www.olympic.ca /EN/newsletters/7e.shtml (1679 words)

	TorontoSun.com - Other Sports - Olympic Spirit closes its doors
		The privately financed museum, which closed its doors at Dundas Square yesterday, less than two years after opening in August 2004, is considering legal action against the Vancouver Organizing Committee and the IOC for not fulfilling their commitments in a franchise agreement.
		Whiteside said the International Spirit Development Organization, which sold the franchise rights to Toronto but has not started any other franchises since the deal in 2001, the IOC and the Canadian Olympic Committee were required to help build the business in the agreement.
		But when Vancouver was awarded the Winter Olympics in 2003, the marketing rights for the Olympic brand automatically shifted to VANOC from the COC.
	torontosun.com /Sports/OtherSports/2006/07/20/1693622-sun.html (427 words)

	the eyeopener online
		Olympic Spirit Toronto, an Olympic-themed attraction next to Dundas Square, opened one month ago.
		So far there is no student rate, but the marketing team at Olympic Spirit Toronto are tyring to create Ryerson days, where students and administration can tour the centre for a discounted price.
		Hordes of 14-year-old girls-some on their high school's diving and swimming team, but most just there to meet Despatie who is a hit with young girls for his good looks-excitedly waited for the youngest member of the Canadian diving team.
	www.theeyeopener.com /storydetail.cfm?storyid=1257 (468 words)

	The Timeshare Beat: Interval International Opens Toronto Office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A reception was held at Olympic Spirit Toronto and attracted leading hospitality industry executives and lenders, as well as some of Canada's most famous Olympic athletes, including Marnie McBean, Kyle Shewfelt, Lori Dupuis, Curt Harnett and Brian Stemmle.
		Interval's new office is located in Toronto's Eaton Centre, which was chosen due to its proximity to many of its Canadian business partners who include developers in the "cottage country" area north of Toronto and the Canadian Resort Development Association (CRDA).
		Prior to that, he was the director in the Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism practice for KPMG LLP in Toronto.
	www.thetimesharebeat.com /2005/oct/1006-04t.htm (479 words)

	Connected Coach News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Coaches Association of Ontario, in partnership with Olympic Spirit Toronto and the Canadian Professional Coaches Association are bringing a number of Olympic coaches together in Toronto on Saturday November 20 to inspire and share their stories with coaches from all sports.
		In addition to reflecting on their Athens' experiences, these coaches will share their thoughts on what can be expected in Bejing in 2008 and dealing with the pressures of the world stage for Canada's top athletes.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is the first permanent, Olympic themed entertainment attraction in the world.
	www.connectedcoach.com /html/NewsDetail.asp?ID=75 (1106 words)

	Exerscape -- Interactive DVD fitness and exercise systems
		(Toronto, ON, CA--Sept. 1, 2004)- IXR, Inc. is pleased to announce the installation of another custom physio-interactive exercise system.
		This system is a dual Olympic 500 meter speedskating simulation starring current world record-holder Jeremy Witherspoon.
		Witherspoon through a 500 meter race on the Calgary Olympic Speedskating Oval by skating on a slide board.
	www.exerscape.com /html/press23.html (311 words)

	Ontario Science Centre: Half Price Admission to Olympic Spirit Toronto
		Olympic Spirit Toronto presents an inspirational and entertaining view into the world of the Olympian.
		Olympic Spirit is open daily from 10:00am — 6:00pm.
		At 35 Dundas Street East, Olympic Spirit is conveniently located one block from Toronto’s Eaton Centre.
	www.ontariosciencecentre.ca /membernews?membernewsid=119 (189 words)

	Olympians May Be In Italy, But Their Spirit Lives in Toronto -- Arehart-Treichel 41 (4): 21 -- Psychiatric News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Olympians May Be In Italy, But Their Spirit Lives in Toronto
		Olympian at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City.
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is in downtown Toronto at Dundas and
	pn.psychiatryonline.org /cgi/content/short/41/4/21-a?rss=1 (450 words)

	Groupe CNW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		TORONTO, Jan. 11 /CNW/ - Rick Waugh, Scotiabank President and CEO, on behalf of the Bank and its employees, presented Frances Lankin, United Way of Greater Toronto's President, with a cheque for $5.2 million today at Toronto's Olympic Spirit.
		The cheque presentation was part of a recognition ceremony held to celebrate the spirit that Scotiabank employees show in volunteering their time to raise funds for the United Way through events including silent auctions, bake sales, pancake breakfasts, and golf tournaments, and a record 397 Scotiabankers in the CN Tower Stair Climb raising $40,000.
		The ceremony was held at Toronto's Olympic Spirit - an interactive centre that celebrates the global achievements of the Olympic Games.
	www.newswire.ca /fr/releases/archive/January2005/11/c1893.html (500 words)

	Kyle Shewfelt — Olympic Gymnast — News
		Unlike anything else in the world, Olympic Spirit Toronto is the city’s new Olympic-themed entertainment complex where guests can experience Olympic sports through interactive summer and winter games, inspiring films and memorabilia.
		Aug 23 - The largest Canadian Olympic TV audience for any sport was 1.817 million watching Kyle Shewfelt's performance on the vault, in which he finished fourth.
		Olympic Team candidates Adam Wong, Grant Golding, Nathan Gafuik, Brandon O’Neill and Jared Walls trained together in preparation for the upcoming camp and competition.
	www.i-needtoknow.com /kyle/news.html (1747 words)

	Downtown Yonge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Olympic Spirit Toronto, 35 Dundas St East (at Victoria St)
		Olympic Spirit Toronto is now open to celebrate the spirit, excitement and achievements of Olympic athletes.
		Toronto Eaton Centre has completed renovations to accomodate the new H&M flagship store and media tower at the corner of Yonge and Dundas Streets.
	www.downtownyonge.com /index.asp?navid=22 (284 words)

	Olympic Spirit - The Power of a Dream
		Olympic Spirit - The Power of a Dream
		Olympic Spirit Wins "Academy Award" of the Entertainment Industry
		"Olympic Spirit Toronto Appoints Peter Doyle" - Press Release
	www.olympicspirit.org /press.php (535 words)

	CNW Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Celebrate the Excitement of the Olympic Games without leaving Downtown Toronto at Spirit in the Square TORONTO, Aug. 13 /CNW/ - WHAT: A free outdoor festival, hosted by Olympic Spirit Toronto, offers Torontonians, tourists and sports aficionados the opportunity to come together, cheer on our Canadian athletes and celebrate Olympic spirit.
		The fun-filled festival will run for the duration of the Summer Olympic Games from August 13-29, 2004 and will include daily sports demonstrations, appearances by both professional and amateur athletes, food and refreshments.
		For further information: Naheed Ahmed, MAVERICK for Olympic Spirit Toronto, (416) 640-5525 ext 224, (416) 579-5690, naheeda@maverickpr.com; Diane Medeiros, MAVERICK for Olympic Spirit Toronto, (416) 640-5525 ext 244, (416) 471-6197, dianem@maverickpr.com; Colleen Uncao, MAVERICK for Olympic Spirit Toronto, (416) 640-5525 ext.
	www.newswire.ca /en/releases/archive/August2004/13/c1192.html (299 words)

	OCA Newsletter
		The OCA has put the final touches on the partnership with the Olympic Spirit Toronto and tickets will be going on sale on a first come, first served basis.
		With this event being held at the Olympic Spirit Toronto it's expected to sell out quickly!
		The festivities begin with an open tour of the Olympic Spirit from 5 to 7 pm.
	www.ontariocycling.org /web_pages/news1/newslisting.php?id=294 (268 words)

	Travel Video Television News
		Experience Toronto’s newest family destination, Olympic Spirit Toronto.
		If speed is more to your liking, why not sprint on the official Mondo track while virtual coach and Olympic champion Mark McKoy provides you with some helpful hints.
		Over at the Long Jump interactive, see just how far American Bob Beamon’s 1968 Olympic Record of 8.9 meters (29 feet) really is. But don’t worry, the “flying fox” will help you jump the distance.
	travelvideo.tv /news/more.php?id=A6014_0_1_0_M (186 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bus Parking: No Bus Parking Fee: No Toronto's newest family attraction, is the FIRST of its kind in the world.
		Visitors can experience the thrill of the Olympics first-hand by playing on a variety of sport interactives - whether it's pushing a bobsled or sprinting against virtual coach and Olympic champion Mark McKoy.
		At Olympic Spirit Toronto, you and your kids will be able to see, feel, hear and experience the Games.
	www.attractionsontario.ca /display.php?site=olymspirto (122 words)

	Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity- CAAWS
		Toronto, ON Today, the True Sport Foundation officially announced the finalists in five award categories for the 33rd Annual Canadian Sport Awards (CSA), presented by Investors Group.
		Marnie McBean, Olympic and World Champion rower, past CSA winner and current Director, Athlete and Corporate Programs for Olympic Spirit Toronto, said, "I welcome the city of Toronto to show up in full force to honour and support this year's CSA winners.
		The finalists for the Spirit of Sport Story of the Year Award, created to recognize and celebrate a Canadian hero who, in the pursuit of sporting excellence, has demonstrated values such as dedication, perseverance, sportsmanship, respect for others and a true love of sport in 2005, are:
	www.caaws.ca /e/article.cfm?id=913 (6903 words)

	Olympic Spirit - Bringing the Games to the People
		Olympic Spirit - Bringing the Games to the People
		Copyright © 2006 - International Spirit Development Organisation S.A. Created by azatech.net and Alliance Sports Management Group
		Olympic marks, logos and photos: Copyright © 2006 - International Olympic Committee
	www.olympicspirit.org /toronto (38 words)

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