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The route of the 2010 Winter Olympics torch relay carried the torch through over 1000 communities across Canada, visiting different locations from October 30, 2009 to its final stop at BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia on February 12, 2010.

Route in Greece

Route in Greece as follows.[1]

October 22
October 23
October 24
October 25
October 26
October 27
October 28
October 29

Route in Canada

Day Date Cities Route length Notable torchbearers # of torchbearers
1 Oct 30 British Columbia:
Central Saanich, Saanich, Oak Bay, Victoria[2]
 Catriona Le May Doan- long track speed skater
Simon Whitfield- triathlete
Silken Laumann- rower
Alexandre Despatie-diver[3]
General Walter Natynczyk-Canadian Chief of the Defence Staff[4]
Allison Forsyth-skier[5]
Derek Porter-rower[6]
2 Oct 31 British Columbia:
Chemainus, Ladysmith, Cedar, Snuneymuxw First Nation, Nanaimo
3 Nov 1 British Columbia:
Tofino
Chun Lee-Kyung- short track speed skater[7]
4 Nov 2 British Columbia:
K'ómoks First Nation, Comox, CFB Comox, Black Creek, Campbell River First Nation, Campbell River
5 Nov 3 British Columbia:
Queen Charlotte

Yukon:

Whitehorse, Kwanlin Dün First Nation

British Columbia: Taku River Tlingit First Nation, Atlin

Yukon:

Whitehorse
6 Nov 4 Yukon: Dawson City, Old Crow

Northwest Territories: Inuvik

Martha Benjamin-cross country skier
Alisa Camplin-aerial skier[8]
7 Nov 5 Nunavut: Kugluktuk

Northwest Territories:

N'Dilo, Yellowknife
8 Nov 6 Alberta: Grande Prairie, Fort McMurray, CFB Cold Lake, Cold Lake Kelly Sutherland-chuckwagon racer[9]
9 Nov 7 Saskatchewan:
La Ronge

Manitoba: Thompson

10 Nov 8 Manitoba: Churchill

Nunavut: CFS Alert

11 Nov 9 Nunavut: Grise Fiord, Qausuittuq, Iqaluit Mary Carillo-sportscaster[10]
12 Nov 10 Quebec:
Uashat-Maliotenam, Sept-Îles
13 Nov 11 Newfoundland and Labrador:
Happy Valley – Goose Bay
14 Nov 12 Newfoundland and Labrador: Hopedale, L'Anse aux Meadows, St. Anthony
Bob Cole-sportscaster[11]
15 Nov 13 Newfoundland and Labrador:
Chamberlains, Paradise, Mount Pearl, St. John's
 Seamus O'Regan - Co-host of Canada AM
Mike Adam-curler[12]
16 Nov 14 Newfoundland and Labrador:
Spaniard's Bay, Bay Roberts, Clarke's Beach, Cupids, Brigus, Clarenville, Glovertown, Gambo, Gander, Lewisporte, Bishop's Falls, Grand Falls-Windsor
17 Nov 15 Newfoundland and Labrador:
Channel – Port aux Basques
18 Nov 16 Nova Scotia:
Port Hawkesbury
 Cindy Day-CTV Maritimes meteorologist
19 Nov 17 Nova Scotia:
Stellarton, Bible Hill, Truro
 Will Richardson
Ikue Teshigawara-short track speed skater[13]
20 Nov 18 Nova Scotia:
Halifax
 Sidney Crosby- hockey player
Sarah Conrad-snowboarder[14]
Stephen Giles-canoer/kayaker
Sandie Rinaldo-television journalist[15]
Andrew Russell-canoer
21 Nov 19 Nova Scotia:
Annapolis Royal, Bear River, Yarmouth
22 Nov 20 Nova Scotia:
Halifax
 Marci Ien- Canada AM news anchor
Lisa Ross-sailing[16]
23 Nov 21 Nova Scotia: Amherst, Caribou

Prince Edward Island Wood Islands, Belfast, Vernon Bridge, Cherry Valley, Pownal, Stratford, Charlottetown

24 Nov 22 Prince Edward Island:
Abrams Village, Wellington, Summerside
Cassie Campbell-hockey player[19]
25 Nov 23 Prince Edward Island:
Borden-Carleton

New Brunswick:

Memramcook, Sackville, Dieppe, Moncton

 Russ Howard-curler[20]
Marc-André LeBlanc-Radio Host

George Gallant-Marathon Runner

26 Nov 24 New Brunswick:
Quispamsis, Rothesay, Renforth, Saint John
César Cielo Filho
-swimmer
27 Nov 25 New Brunswick:
Oromocto, CFB Gagetown, Lincoln, St. Mary's First Nation, Fredericton
 Marianne Limpert-swimmer[21]
28 Nov 26 New Brunswick: Not travelling, staying in Fredericton. n/a n/a n/a
29 Nov 27 New Brunswick:
Tracadie–Sheila, Shippagan, Caraquet, Grande-Anse, Bathurst
30 Nov 28 New Brunswick: Bathurst, Beresford, Oqpi'kanjik, Dalhousie, Campbellton, Atholville, Kedgwick, Saint-Quentin, Grand Falls, Saint-Léonard, Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska, Rivière-Verte, Madawaska, Edmundston
31 Nov 29 New Brunswick: Edmundston, Saint-Jacques

Quebec:

Saint-Fabien, Le Bic, Rimouski
32 Nov 30 Quebec:
Saint-Ulric, Matane, Baie-Comeau
 Ben Mulroney-television host
33 Dec 1 Quebec:
Saint-Fulgence, Chicoutimi, Saguenay
 Marc Gagnon-short track speed skater[22]
Linda Heathcott-equestrian rider
34 Dec 2 Quebec:
Hébertville, Quebec City
35 Dec 3 Quebec:
Lévis
 Gaétan Boucher-long track speed skater
36 Dec 4 Quebec:
Notre-Dame-des-Pins, Saint-Georges
37 Dec 5 Quebec:
Saint-Georges-de-Windsor, Windsor, Lennoxville, Sherbrooke
38 Dec 6 Quebec:
Wôlinak, Bécancour, Trois-Rivières
39 Dec 7 Quebec:
Saint-Basile-le-Grand, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Boucherville, Longueuil
 Isabelle Brasseur-figure skater
40 Dec 8 Quebec:
Baie-d'Urfé, Beaconsfield
 Kristiana Salmon - pole vaulter
Bruny Surin- sprinter
Jean-Luc Brassard- freestyle skier
41 Dec 9 Quebec:
Mont-Tremblant
42 Dec 10 Quebec:
Westmount, Montreal
 Jacques Villeneuve-race car driver[23]
Sylvie Daigle-short track speed skater
Dan Bigras-musician-actor
Josée Chouinard-figure skater
Yelena Isinbayeva-athletics(pole vault)[24]
Pirmin Zurbriggen-skier[25]
Barbara Ann Scott-figure skater[26]
43 Dec 11 Quebec:
Saint-Jérôme, Lachute, Grenville

Ontario: Hawkesbury

Quebec:

Masson-Angers, Buckingham, Gatineau

 Mike Fisher-hockey player[27]
44 Dec 12 Quebec: Aylmer, Hull

Ontario: Ottawa

James Duthie-sportscaster
Carolyn Waldo-synchronised swimmer
45 Dec 13 Ontario:
CFB Petawawa, Petawawa, Pembroke
 Elizabeth Manley-figure skater
46 Dec 14 Ontario:
Gananoque, Kingston
 Greg Joy-high jumper
Anne Jardin-swimmer
47 Dec 15 Ontario:
Bailieboro, Peterborough
48 Dec 16 Ontario:
Bridgenorth, Omemee, Lindsay, Orono, Newcastle, Bowmanville, Courtice, Oshawa
49 Dec 17 Ontario:
Whitchurch–Stouffville, Markham, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Toronto
Owen von Richter-swimmer
Elfi Schlegel
-gymnast
50 Dec 18 Ontario:
Nashville, Kleinburg, Vaughan, Brampton
 Kurt Browning-figure skater[34]
Marilyn Denis-television & radio host
51 Dec 19 Ontario:
Port Credit, Clarkson), Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton
Kim Yuna-figure skater[36]
52 Dec 20 Ontario:
Queenston, Niagara Falls
 Anna Olson-chef[37]
53 Dec 21 Ontario:
Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation, Brantford
 Jennifer Hedger-sportscaster
54 Dec 22 Ontario:
Chatham
55 Dec 23 Ontario:
North Buxton, Tilbury, Comber, Leamington, Point Pelee National Park, Kingsville, Essex, McGregor, Amherstburg, LaSalle, Windsor
Mike Clemons-football player
Stubby Clapp-baseball player[39]
56 Dec 24 Ontario: Windsor, Tecumseh, Bkejwanong, Corunna, Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Sarnia, Forest, Strathroy, London Dave Randorf-sportscaster
John Davidson-Guinness World Record Holder for fastest crossing of Canada on foot, founder of Jesse's Journey
57 Dec 25 Ontario: Not travelling, staying in London. n/a n/a n/a
58 Dec 26 Ontario: Not travelling, staying in London. n/a n/a n/a
59 Dec 27 Ontario:
Tavistock, Stratford, Shakespeare, New Hamburg, New Dundee, Cambridge, Waterloo, Kitchener
Research In Motion
60 Dec 28 Ontario:
Saugeen, Owen Sound
61 Dec 29 Ontario:
Creemore, Angus, CFB Borden, Alliston, Cookstown, Barrie
62 Dec 30 Ontario:
Rama, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville, Wasauksing First Nation, Parry Sound, Sundridge, South River, Powassan, North Bay
63 Dec 31 Ontario: Nipissing, Temagami, Latchford, Cobalt, Haileybury, Temiskaming Shores

Quebec:

Évain, Rouyn-Noranda, Cadillac, Malartic, Val-d'Or
64 Jan 1 Quebec:
Pikogan, Amos

Ontario:

South Porcupine, Timmins

 Shania Twain-musician[43]
65 Jan 2 Ontario: Timmins, Greater Sudbury (through Onaping, Dowling, Chelmsford), Espanola, Massey, Elliot Lake, Blind River, Mississauga First Nation, Thessalon, Ketegaunseebee, Sault Ste. Marie Alex Baumann-swimmer[44]
66 Jan 3 Ontario: Sault Ste. Marie, Wawa, White River, Marathon, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Red Rock (Parmacheene Reserve 53/Lake Helen Reserve 53A), Nipigon, Thunder Bay
67 Jan 4 Ontario:
Kakabeka Falls, Upsala, Ignace, Dryden, Vermilion Bay, Wauzhushk Onigum, Kenora
68 Jan 5 Ontario:
Keewatin, Iskatewizaagegan 39

Manitoba:

Ste. Anne, Steinbach, Dugald, Oakbank, Selkirk, Winnipeg
69 Jan 6 Manitoba: Gimli, Peguis First Nation, St. Laurent
70 Jan 7 Manitoba:
Brunkild, Carman, Roland, Winkler, Morden, Elm Creek, Oakville, Portage la Prairie
Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards
-ski jumper
71 Jan 8 Manitoba:
Neepawa, Minnedosa, Forrest Station, CFB Shilo, Brandon
72 Jan 9 Manitoba: Brandon, Sioux Valley Dakota, Virden

Saskatchewan:

Fort Qu'Appelle, Regina
73 Jan 10 Saskatchewan:
Caronport, Mortlach, Morse, Herbert, Swift Current
74 Jan 11 Saskatchewan:
Rosthern, Duck Lake, Prince Albert
 Philippe Candeloro-figure skater
75 Jan 12 Saskatchewan:
Lashburn, Marshall, Lloydminster
76 Jan 13 Alberta:
Kitscoty, Vermilion, St. Paul, Vegreville, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Namao, St. Albert, Edmonton
 Pat Quinn-hockey player & coach
77 Jan 14 Alberta: Edmonton (
Rexall Place)[45]
 31m
Billy Dawe-hockey player
Shannon Szabados-hockey player
Meaghan Mikkelson
-hockey player 		5
78 Jan 15 Alberta:
Enoch, Devon, Beaumont, Leduc, Camrose, Wetaskiwin, Hobbema, Ponoka, Lacombe, Sylvan Lake, Red Deer
79 Jan 16 Alberta:
Three Hills, Drumheller, Rosedale, Hoodoos, Siksika First Nation, Gleichen, Brooks, Ralston, CFB Suffield, Redcliff, Medicine Hat
80 Jan 17 Alberta:
Coalhurst, Lethbridge
 Jill Quirk-swimmer
Mark Tewksbury-swimmer
81 Jan 18 Alberta:
Stavely, Nanton, High River, Okotoks, Calgary
 Kyle Shewfelt-gymnast
Jim "Bearcat" Murray-former trainer of the Calgary Flames
"Jungle" Jim Hunter-skier
Kathy Salmon-luge
Gail Amundrud-swimmer
82 Jan 19 Alberta:
Beiseker, Crossfield, Airdrie
Shawn Johnson - gymnast[46]

Susan Auch-long track speed skater
Kristina Groves-long track speed skater
Anna Maria Kaufmann-opera singer
Curtis Myden-swimmer
Stephen Ames-golfer
Diane Jones-Konihowski-athletics
Frank King-1988 Winter Olympics organizer

83 Jan 20 Alberta:
Exshaw, Canmore, Banff
 Karen Percy-Lowe-skier[47]
84 Jan 21 Alberta: Banff, Lake Louise, Kicking Horse Pass

British Columbia: Field, Golden

Peter Lougheed-former Alberta Premier
Wally Buono-football player & coach
85 Jan 22 British Columbia:
Canal Flats, Kimberley, Marysville, Cranbrook
86 Jan 23 British Columbia:
Kitchener, Erickson, Creston, Kootenay Pass, Salmo, Ymir, Nelson
87 Jan 24 British Columbia:
Osoyoos
 Mark Johnston-swimmer
88 Jan 25 British Columbia:
Kaleden, Penticton, Penticton First Nation, Summerland, Peachland, West Kelowna, Westbank First Nation, Kelowna
 Ye Qiaobo-long track speed skater
Ross Rebagliati-snowboarder[48]
Scott Frandsen - Olympic rower[49]
Terry David Mulligan-actor and television personality
89 Jan 26 British Columbia:
Malakwa, Revelstoke
 Dylan Armstrong-Olympic shot-putter
90 Jan 27 British Columbia: Revelstoke, Craigellachie, Canoe, Salmon Arm, Sexqeltqin First Nation, Tappen, Blind Bay, Sorrento, Chase, Pritchard, Kamloops
Nancy Greene-Olympic skier
Farhan Lalji-sportscaster
Michael Farrington-Olympic figure skater
Kate Richardson
-Olympic gymnast
91 Jan 28 British Columbia:
Williams Lake Indian Band, Williams Lake
92 Jan 29 British Columbia:
Valemount, McBride, Prince George
93 Jan 30 British Columbia:
Gitanmaax First Nation, Hazelton
94 Jan 31 British Columbia:
Hudson's Hope, Fort St. John
95 Feb 1 British Columbia:
New Aiyansh, Prince Rupert
96 Feb 2 British Columbia:
Port Hardy
97 Feb 3 British Columbia:
Sliammon First Nation, Powell River
98 Feb 4 British Columbia:
Britannia Beach, Stawamus, Squamish
99 Feb 5 British Columbia: Squamish, Brackendale, Whistler Olympic Park, Whistler
Don Taylor-sportscaster
Michael Landsberg-sportscaster
Matthew Pinsent-rower
Steve Podborski-skier
Valerie Pringle
-television host and journalist
100 Feb 6 British Columbia:
Scw'exmx First Nation, Merritt
101 Feb 7 British Columbia:
Harrison Hot Springs, Agassiz, Rosedale, Chilliwack, Abbotsford
102 Feb 8 British Columbia:
Cloverdale, Surrey
 Daniel Igali-wrestler
Steve Armitage-sportscaster
103 Feb 9 British Columbia:
Tsawwassen, Tsawwassen First Nation, Ladner, Richmond
 Adam Loewen-professional baseball player
104 Feb 10 British Columbia:
Xwemelch'stn-Capilano Indian Reserve, North Vancouver, Tsleil-Waututh First Nation, North Vancouver (District), West Vancouver
IOC vice president
Julie Payette-astronaut[50]
Victor Kraatz
-figure skater
105 Feb 11 British Columbia:
Musqueam First Nation, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
NBC Today[51]
Justin Morneau-first baseman, Minnesota Twins
Michael Bublé-singer/songwriter[50][52]
Jann Arden-singer/songwriter[50][52][53]
Tracy Wilson-figure skating
Sarah McLachlan-singer/songwriter
Steve Nash-basketball player, point guard Phoenix Suns[52]
Trevor Linden-former Vancouver Canucks captain[52]
106 Feb 12 British Columbia: Vancouver (BC Place)
2012 Summer Olympics organizing committee[55]

See also

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