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Special Olympics Canada noted in Budget 2010
Budget 2010 provides “$2 million over two years to Special Olympics Canada to help continue to enrich the lives of Canadians with an intellectual disability through sport and competition and prepare them for competition in Special Olympics events.” Full Story
It doesn't get much better than this



Over the past several months Special Olympics athletes like Marc Thériault (above) and volunteers inspired Canadians with their personal stories and that of a powerful movement that enriches lives through sport while creating a more inclusive country. PHOTO CREDIT: Evan Seal, Surrey Leader (2010)

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Casey and Betteridge appointed to the 2011 national team
Special Olympics Canada is pleased to announce that Dr. Carmel Casey, winner of the 2009 Jim Thompson Award, and Deanna Betteridge will return as mission staff to Team Canada 2011, as medical officer and mental trainer, respectively. Full Story
Power50
The Globe and Mail released its much-anticipated “Power50” list, featuring 50 Canadians who are shaping and influencing the world of sport as Canadians see it. Full Story
In the news
Open up the pages of the current issue of Coach PLAN du coach magazine – aptly themed around the Olympics – to read a feature on Special Olympics.
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On a different note
Hot off the press: Make No Small Plans
 

 
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