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Team Canada Olympic Jersey Giveaway

The Canadian Expat Network is pleased to announce a Team Canada Olympic Jersey Giveaway courtesy of Heritage Hockey. Registration is free by filling out a profile at Canadian Expat Network. One entry per person. Deadline February 28th, 2010 (Closing Ceremonies). No purchase necessary and all current CEN members are automatically registered. Learn more...


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Featured Articles
Hockey Legend Paul Henderson cheers on Team Canada
Hockey Legend Paul Henderson looks forward to the 2010 Olympic Games! . . . keep reading

Wing it On: Super Bowl Sunday celebrates favourite snack
It's wings across North America this coming Sunday Feb. 7 when the New Orleans Saints take on the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV in Miami Beach, Florida. . . . keep reading

Who will light the Olympic Flame?
While many Canadians discuss who is likely to make the Canadian Olympic hockey team, another interesting question is who will light the Olympic flame? If Trev Fisher has any say in the matter, it would be Betty Fox . . . keep reading

The Growth of USA Curling
Rick Patzke, COO of the USA Curling located in Wisconsin, is excited about the upcoming Winter Olympics in Vancouver. as well as the overall growth of curling at the grass root level in the US. . . . keep reading

The Canadian Club of Houston
Jeremy Eaves the leader of the Canadian Club of Houston is looking forward to watching the upcoming Olympics with other fellow Canadians in Houston. It's a great opportunity to cheer for Canadian athletes and share our heritage. . . . keep reading

Final Preparations: A Canadian Olympic Perspective
Most Canadian Olympians have trained for 2-3 years or longer in pursuit of their Olympic dreams. In the final weeks before the Opening ceremonies, what's left to do? Former Canadian Silver Medalist Marianne Limpert has some thoughts based on her own past experiences. . . . keep reading

Sidney Crosby talks to the Canadian Expat Network about The Cup, Olympics and Tim Horton's
Sidney Crosby talks to the Canadian Expat Network about The Cup, Olympics and Tim Horton's . . . keep reading

Save $20 on Olympic and 1972 Team Canada Jerseys
Heritage Hockey is offering a $20 savings on both Team Canada Olympic and 72' Replica Jerseys. See more for details. . . . keep reading

Olympics bring out the pride in 'Canlantans'
Oh, Canada. Life's not always easy for your transplanted children here. If metro Atlanta were a big house, Canadian expatriates would be the really nice neighbors we never really bothered to meet. . . . keep reading

Tour of Olympic Venues in Vancouver
This video from Mike Andruff introduces the various venues of the forthcoming Olympic games as though you the viewer had a ticket and were walking in to see his/her event. . . . keep reading


 
CEN Social Networks
Canada Day and the Use of Social Networking
As a Canadian living in the U.S., one of my favourite events is Canada Day. An opportunity to celebrate our Canada Heritage and catch up with old friends while also creating new ones. . . . keep reading

Screenshots of the CEN Social Network
As a Canadian Expat Network member you will have access to our customized social network. You can take a tour of the network thru several screenshots.  |i . . . keep reading




CEN in the News
A University of New Brunswick graduate is building an online community for Canadians working in the United States.
"This is really connecting people you don't know but have common interest and heritage," said Sean Mitton, president and founder of the Canadian Expat Network (www.canadianexpatnetwork.com), in a recent interview. "Every day I wake up thinking 'How can I connect Canadians?' " . . . keep reading

Celebrating Canada Day while they're very far away
Mr. Mitton, 39, who grew up in Georgetown, Ont., founded a group called CanSouth four years ago for Canadians living in North Carolina. It started out of frustration when he and a friend couldn't find any place in the state to watch a hockey game between the Edmonton Oilers and Montreal Canadians. "We'll do some barbecuing. Because it's so hot here in North Carolina, we'll have snow cone vending," he said of the party, being held Sunday on Lake Montague in Raleigh. . . . keep reading

Expats living in U.S. make their own fun
Canadians living south of the border like to get together and break out their maple-leaf-emblazoned clothing for Canada Day, according to Sean Mitton. "Even though we may enjoy living in the U.S., there are things about Canada we certainly miss," he said. . . . keep reading


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