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Torino
2006 - The Olympic Winter Games
Brian Williams hosts prime-time coverage airing
nightly during the Olympic Winter Games and will
be joined by a number of leading Canadian sports
personalities for expert analysis.
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On tonight's broadcast
(Live Ontario-east/delays west):
- Curling - Recap of Monday draws, Men's
Canada vs. USA; Women's Canada vs. Denmark
- Freestyle Skiing - Men's Aerials Qualifying
(HD
where available)
- Bobsleigh - Women's Run 1 & 2 of
4
- Hockey - Women's Gold wrap
- Alpine Skiing - Men's Giant Slalom -
Final
- Figure Skating - Ice Dance - Free Dance
(HD
where available)
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In order to accommodate the six-hour time difference
in Italy, CBC Television begins each broadcasting
day with Olympic Morning, hosted by Terry
Leibel, followed by Olympic Afternoon, hosted
by Ron MacLean. Together, Leibel and MacLean provide
more than nine hours of daily, live coverage.
Visit cbc.ca/olympics for comprehensive coverage,
including breaking news, in-depth reports, live
results and medal counts, team standings, sport
backgrounders, athlete diaries, broadcast schedules,
interactive features and more.
"Torino 2006 - The Olympic
Games" website from CBC Sports Online ...
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CBC News:
Canada Now
(5:30pm ET Ontario-east/delays west) Delivering
the best national and international coverage, CBC
News: Canada Now brings together the talents
of CBC journalists nationwide and across the globe
and is seen weekday evenings across Canada on CBC
Television. More ... |
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The National
(11pm ET Ontario-east/delays west) Hosted by Peter
Mansbridge, The National is CBC's flagship
news and current affairs program. The National
can also be seen on CBC Newsworld at various times,
starting at 9pm ET. More ... |
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| YOU PICKED
IT: LAST MONTH'S SURVEY |
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We asked: "Which
of the new
rules implemented this year do you feel has the most positive impact
on watching NHL hockey on TV?"
You said: Two-line passes
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More than 2,800 votes were cast.
Here's how it broke down:
Two-line passes
(53%)
Shootouts
(23%)
Goalie equipment
(10%)
Tag-up offsides
(7%)
Puckhandling by goalies
(4%)
Moving the nets
(2%)
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