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Right To Play Athlete Ambassador Jon Montgomery shows off his gold medal at Vancouver Mitsubishi and chats with RTPtv.

Kyle Shewfelt on RTPtv.

Right To Play is making a splash at the 2010 Vancouver Games. World of Play has seen tens of thousands tour the inspiring pavilion, and RTPtv is a constant presence with over 30 athletes featured. Johann Olav Koss discusses with Kris Laudien.

CBC Radio personality Matt Galloway chats Olympics with RTPtv correspondent Kyrie Hillier.

Athlete Ambassador and golf professional Karen Palacios-Jansen catches up with RTPtv at the P & G Family House.

Scott Remila of City and Colour on RTPtv.

RTPtv catches up with three-time Jamaican Bobsleigh Olympian Devon Harris.

RTPtv meets up with long-time Right To Play Athlete Ambassador Bart Veldkamp at Heineken Holland House.

Need to get away from the hectic pace of the Olympics? If you're an American athlete, or family member of an athlete, the P & G Family House is the place for you. Our RTPtv cameras went behind the scenes to see what relaxation looks like, American style.

RTPtv meets up with three-time Olympian and longtime Right To Play Athlete Ambassador Beckie Scott.

RTPtv checks out Canada's Hockey House.

The biggest group of athletes outside the Athletes Village gathered at Snow House in Whistler to lend support to every child's right to play.

RTPtv visits the PowerBar Energy Center.

RTPtv checks out the hottest party in town at the Holland Heineken House

World Of Play, offers the public a chance to come and play and learn about how Right To Play improves the lives of children living in some of the most disadvantaged areas of the world. Located on False Creek between Science World and Canada Hockey Place at the Concord Place Community Celebration Zone, the World Of Play features a walk-through space showcasing Right To Play’s history, methodology, programs and impact in 23 countries across the world, as well as photos and videos about the experiences of its Athlete Ambassadors who have visited field locations and continue to support its mission.

Sport has always been a popular past time. But in recent years, it has been increasingly garnering recognition as a powerful agent for social change. With the opening ceremony set to take place the University of British Columbia presented a dialogue on how sport can contribute to development and peace around the world and the importance of giving back at home and abroad.

Kris Laudien meets up with five-time Olympic gold medalist Eric Heiden at the Richmond Oval.

RTPtv meets with Steve Armitage.

RTPtv meets with Olympian Shawn Johnson.

Clara Hughes discusses her motivation for competing in her fifth Olympics and the impact Right To Play has had on her life.