Follow our Olympic coverage on Twitter!

Last Updated: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 | 5:09 PM ET

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Instantaneous coverage of events in Vancouver

Reporters and individuals on Twitter bring you instant news.

On this page you can follow two groups. First, our reporters who are busy bringing you the sounds and the stories of everything that happens in Vancouver, Whistler and in between.

Second, find Canadian athletes who are talking to their friends and fans. Scroll way down and you'll see their names and accounts.

All you have to do is enjoy!

@CBCReporters - Top stories and viewpoints from CBC journalists
@CBCreporters2010 - The latest from our twitter list featuring reporters in Vancouver
@cbcTom - Updates from Sports reporter Tom Harrington
@Jenzers - News from Producer Stephanie Jenzer
@Katzt - Sports Reporter Teddy Katz
@CBCChrisBrown - News from Vancouver's Chris Brown
@cbcreporters/canathletes - Get all the updates in one place, follow our list of athletes
@morrisonHNIC - Scott Morrison who is in Vanocuver writing about Team Canada
@cbcvancouver - Get the local story in Vancouver.
@cbcnewsbc - Vancouver news
@jeffmarek - Jeff Marek of Hockey Night in Canada
@ZedNLane - two wild and crazy guys head to the Games, by train
@oconnorwrites - National Post reporter
@Michael_Traikos - National Post reporter
@bruce_arthur - National Post reporter
@cbcalerts - Latest news from CBC

@cbcvancouver - Get the local story in Vancouver.

@cbcnewsbc - Vancouver news

@Michael_Traikos - National Post reporter

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Medal Count

Top 10 Medal Winners

Country				Total
UNITED STATES	6	6	8	20
GERMANY	4	5	4	13
NORWAY	5	3	2	10
CANADA	4	3	1	8
FRANCE	2	1	4	7
SOUTH KOREA	3	2	0	5
AUSTRIA	1	2	2	5
RUSSIA	1	2	2	5
SWITZERLAND	3	0	1	4
CHINA	2	1	1	4

Full Medal Standings

Blogs

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HOCKEY

Tim Wharnsby

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HOCKEY

Scott Morrison

Top Headlines

Olympic roundup: What Canada did on Day 8: Jon Montgomery of Russell, Man., responded under pressure to win the gold medal in men's skeleton at the Vancouver Olympics on Friday.
Olympic Digest: Top stories of Day 8: Here are the top five stories from Day 8 of the Vancouver Olympics.
Virtue, Moir 2nd after compulsory dance: Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir stand in second place after the compulsory dance portion of the ice-dance competition Friday at the Vancouver Olympics.
Canada's Bernard wins squeaker over Danish rink: Canadian curler Cheryl Bernard is still perfect at the Vancouver Olympics, despite another close call.
Arthur: Podium ownership is slipping away: Of all the things master satirist Stephen Colbert said in relation to the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games, including, while filming his show here this week, "What do you think will be the miracle this year? Snow?", one particularly suits our purposes today. Before the Games began, Colbert spoke about the $117-million Own the Podium program and said, "Canada's being very un-Canadian. This time, they want to win."

Hockey: Canada's Game

Adversity is breakfast of champions

Morrison: Adversity the breakfast of champions: As troubled or concerned or maybe even relieved Team Canada might have been feeling the morning after the great scare, the sun still came up, literally, Tiger finally came out, also literally, meaning life in its various altered states went on. And no matter how bad your day might seem, that Tiger fellow is a constant reminder of how it really can be worse.
Czech Republic's early goals sink Latvia: Three assists from Marek Zidlicky and three early goals helped the Czech Republic dump Latvia 5-2 in Olympic men's hockey action on Friday night at Canada Hockey House in Vancouver.
Wharnsby: Swedes survive close shave: Day 4 of the Olympic men's hockey tournament once again provided a closer than expected result with Sweden's 4-2 win over Belarus. This outcome was in doubt until Daniel Alfredsson slipped a backhand through the pads of Belarus netminder Andrei Mezin with 10.4 seconds remaining in the third period on Friday.

Canada's Olympic Past

Canada's history at the Olympics introduction to the various video collections they can watch.