O Canada 14 Olympic Gold

[markqurf]

Always blows my mind to think we went from a country who has never won a gold on home soil to winning the most gold medals at a Winter Olympics.

[sinaran]

it's 2019 now, i can still feel the goosebumps every time i watch it

[BrianBaileyedtech]

It's now 2022. I was there on the streets of Vancouver when we beat the US. THRILLING. The whole 2010 Vancouver Olympics were a never to be forgotten treasure! Like others have said, still brings chills and tears to the eyes. Those were the days!!

[moonwolf]

I'm going to cry, oh gods... I've never been more proud to be Canadian.

[laikalamarr]

Criiied. I live in BC. It was nutters watching that game live.

[scottd]

Never been prouder to be Canadian.  I was lucky to go to some of the events and random outbreaks of O'Canada on the skytrain and in downtown were magic moments.  I believe we really set the bar for host countries going forward.

[nihalthandi]

chills that's all i get while watching this video, makes you wish it was still 2010

[APG]

Came back here to reflect on 2021 now.

Canada winning 7 gold medals & 24 total medals at Tokyo 2020.

Canadian Men leading CONCACAf qualifying defeating Mexico in “Ice-techa”

My father talks about those lean years. Where Canada was just happy to be there. How times have changed

[Shinnizle]

The way Crosby shouted "IGGY!" is forever lasered into my brain.

[jlondon]

WHY AM I CRYNG IT'S BEEN ALMOST 11 YEARS

[BSBSPSensGirl]

I wonder if Kleenex’s sales went up in Canada at that time from all of the tears of joy we shed.

[SketchyPeepz]

Alex B's win was the most beautiful. His brothers smile brought happy tears to me.

[morrigandanae]

Even better is the fact that we did this all on our own home soil!

[werthmelissa]

Still awesome and it still is to this very day! I'm from Vancouver and I had the time of my life watching majority of these events on TV mentioned after school. I was 12 years old when this happened so it was a huge deal and once in a lifetime event for sure!

[potatoesboilemmashemsticke]

I remember being there for a lot of these events, I remember every Canadian crying and the pure joy going through us every time we won gold, this was definitely a Olympics to remember

[vrog]

I was born in canada lived there for 3 years until my father's job took us all the way to north carolina. I've lived here now for 18 years going back HOME to Canada twice a year. I'm now a dual citizen but when I'm asked what my nationality is with out hesitation I say I'm Canadian and so proud of that fact.

[hayleeful]

This made me cry, I am so proud of my country. :')

[jswizzopickle]

10 years later, still bawling my eyes out

[TheElePa]

I'm not Canadian, I'm from Italy. Last month I went to Nice to watch Ice Skating Words Finals. For the first time I had the joy to see live Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir skating and winning their second Gold Medal. It was a true emotion: they are two fantastic skaters but first of all they have some kind of magic that nobody can teach you and nobody can learn.You can have it or not. They have.

[andyp]

Its August 2020 and I still watch this. This was the most memorable Olympics Ever!! I'm so proud to be Canadian. Whenever I feel down I watch this!! I cry and get goosebumps everytime I watch this GO CANADA GO!!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦