Mike Killeen

Teacher Nerlap Sidhu reaches into the ‘equity backpack’ made and worn by student Tanvir Singh at Eugene Reimer Middle School in Abbotsford, B.C. (Maggie MacPherson/CBC) As conversations about racial justice heat up around the globe, a teacher at Eugene Reimer Middle School in Abbotsford is coming up with creative ways to teach her grade 6 class about what it means to be inclusive and anti-racist. Bhavneet Dhaliwal wears a backpack she made during an inclusion and anti-racism class.

Ahead of the 10th anniversary of the 2010 Winter Games, former Vancouver Organizing Committee CEO John Furlong toured the city with CBC's Mike Killeen to relive the ups and downs of what many saw as a successful Games. John Furlong stands in front of the Olympic cauldron at Jack Poole Plaza west of the Vancouver Convention Centre in downtown Vancouver. During the opening ceremonies at B.C. Place in 2010, a door malfunctioned causing one arm of a second set of torches to become stuck.

When Erin Boisvert showed up for work at her elementary school in Whistler on Feb. 5, 2010, it was just supposed to be another day. Little did she know that later that day she would be an Olympic torchbearer, one of 12,000 chosen for the 2010 Winter Games torch relay. The 2010 Winter Olympic games left a lasting impact on the city of Vancouver, as well as many of the torchbearers from the torch relay.