Departure of Bankgok’s Governor Shouldn’t Affect 2008 Bid
Tirachai Vutithum, Deputy Secretary General of the Olympic Committee of Thailand, said that “the change of Bangkok’s governor” will not …
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One Year To Go – Will Toronto Make It?
As the race for the 2008 Olympic Games begins its final lap, the Toronto Star reports that the talk in International Olympic Committee (IOC) circles is that …
Is Bangkok Web Site Official?
Participants on TSG’s ‘General Bid Discussion’ forum ( http://www.torontosummergames.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000022.html ) have been debating …
TO-Bid Web Site “To Be Cleaned Up”
TO-Bid’s chief operating officer Bob Richardson told the Toronto Star that TO-Bid hasn’t done enough with its flashy Web site launched in April. …
China’s Drug Crackdown Suspicious
Marianne Limpert, a Canadian Olympic swimming silver medalist, doesn’t believe China’s crackdown on drugs is serious. In fact she thinks that …
Canadian Prime Minister To Forego Sydney For China
The Toronto Star reports that Canada’s Prime Minister Jean Chretien will forego IOC meetings in Sydney prior to the Olympics in favour of leading an …
Bell Joins TO-Bid As Sponsor
Bell Canada has jumped on the bandwagon. It has joined TO-Bid as a founding corporate supporter. The other five sponsors are CIT Financial Services, Global …
Jul. 13/2000
Utah Olympic officer Lane Beattie said he will ask the Utah Legislature for more public money, just two days after saying state agencies won’t need nearly as …
There’s Still Hope For Toronto
It’s not over until it’s over. Toronto Olympic bid supporters can take a deep breath. Toronto is considered to be in second place in the race to …