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Come together... Go beyond. 2010 CONTENTS Co mm o nwealth Games BID omnctos223–224 219–222 225–226 Community Programmes Communications 217–218 207–208 Environment Ceremonies andSpecialEvents Marketing 213–216 F 199–202 Accreditation 191–194 T 195–198 Legal andGovernment 175–184 Security andRiskManagement Medical Services T 25–30 Accommodation 163–174 31–162 Non-Sport Venues andFacilities 21–24 11–14 Sports Programmeand Venues and HumanResources OrganizationalStructure Leadership, –20 15 I-VIII Commonwealth Games Overview ofthe2010 An IntroductiontoHamilton 5–10 1–4 Our Team Benefits inChoosingHamilton Message fromthePresident Letters cnlg n otBodatr203–206 echnology andHostBroadcaster asotto 185–190 ransportation nne 209–212 inances

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Come together... Go beyond. 2 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER presentation. planning, coordinationandimplementationofourGames cultural organizationswillplayanintegralroleinthe programmes andconferences.Ouraboriginal values withafullrangeofactivities,festivals,educational We development ontheWest CoastandincentralCanada. ment eachother, coveringbothwinterandsummerSport developing Canada’sSportPolicy. ThetwoGames comple- Games, theHamilton2010 Games areacriticalelementin Like Vancouver’s bidtohostthe2010 WinterOlympic significant multi-sportinternationalGamessince1930. and Ontariohavenothadtheopportunitytohosta the CommonwealthGames,in1930.However, Hamilton sport events,includingthefirstBritishEmpireGames,now competence andprofessionalisminstagingworld-class Hamilton hasarichsporthistory. We haveprovenour strengthen sportthroughouttheCommonwealth. focused, friendlyandethicalGamesthatwilldevelop and memorableevent.We willhostathlete- bold, andresponsibleaboutstagingasuccessful Hamilton’s 500,000residentsarepassionate, Province andCountry Our City, traditions oftheparticipatingnations. commemorating ourproudhistoryandthe celebrate the80thanniversaryofGames, A Hamilton2010 CommonwealthGameswill Coming Together inclusive environmentforparticipants andspectators. The 2010 HamiltonGameswillprovideabeautifuland The Games members ofourCommonwealth Family. the Commonwealthandwelookforwardtowelcoming country, Canada. Ourcitizensrepresentthediversityof We and NiagaraFalls,Canada’smajortouristattractions. west endofLake Ontario,just45minutesfrombothToronto Hamilton islocatedinCanada’smostpopulousareaatthe

will showcaseourcultural,artisticandcommunity proudly representourprovince,Ontario,and ... Going beyond Jagoda Pike the 1930British EmpireGamesinHamiltonlaunched the Hamilton in2010 isenormousandfar-reaching.Justas sport fromthehostingofCommonwealth Gamesin The potentialimpactofthelegacy forhighperformance High performance sport legacy private sectorpartners. national, provincialandmunicipalgovernmentsour whole-hearted supportshownfortheGamesbyour and otheramenities.Thisispossiblebecauseofthe of entryintoCanadaandsubsidiesfortravel,equipment and standardsoftheCGF. We’re focusedonensuringease Our Gameswillmeetand/orexceed theexpectations selection ofsportsandevents. Associations (CGAs)toensureanappropriatefinal Federation (CGF)andtheCommonwealthGames cooperative mannerwiththeCommonwealthGames Athletes withaDisability(EAD).We willworkinafully in ourbid.Inaddition,weproposesixsportsforElite of 15sportswillbeselectedfromthe20included In accordancewiththeCGFConstitution,aprogramme and humidity. degrees Celsius,withonlymoderatelevelsofrainfall host theGames,averagemeantemperatureis20 performance levels.DuringJuly15-25,whenwewill Our climatewillenableathletestoachieveoptimum and ClosingCeremonies. Soccer competitionsandbreathtakingOpening Stadium thatwillhouseAthletics,potentiallyfinal Our plansalsoincludeanew42,000-seatCommonwealth of theVillage. four areatvenuesoutsidea20-minuteradius competitions. Ofthepotentialsports,only and manywillbeabletowalktheir Most athleteswillstaytogetherattheVillage facility ona300-acreuniversitycampus. Village, anestablished,secure,self-contained many ofthesportseventstoGames Sports Programmeisthecloseproximity of An outstandingfeatureofHamilton’sproposed Spectator newspaper. BeyondHamilton,wehave of Hamilton,McMasterUniversityandTheHamilton the BidCorporationisapartnershipbetweenCity at thelocal,provincialandnationallevels.Locally, The 2010 Hamiltonbidismade upofstrongpartnerships The Bid the Centre. and travelassistanceforcoachestoworktrainat and administrators.Inaddition,wewillofferhousing for Commonwealthcoaches,athletes,sportscientists Centre willoffercoachingfellowshipsandscholarships future Games.OurCommonwealthSportDevelopment assist otherCommonwealthcountriesinpreparingtohost Our apprenticeshipprogrammewillprovidefundingto hosts ineachphaseofourpreparations. Our planningincludestheparticipationoffutureGames the developmentof,sportineveryCommonwealthnation. strengthen ourabilitytobeanadvocatefor, andensure and sportprogrammes.The2010 HamiltonGameswill Commonwealth countriestoexpandtheirhostingcapacity Canada hasaspecialroletoplayinassistingother and growinthe21st Century. Hamilton willhelptheCommonwealthGamesexpand Games inthe20thCentury, holdingthe2010 Gamesin Jagoda Pike countries. We lookforwardtowelcomingyouin2010. We and ethicalGames. Games Associationstohostathlete-focused,friendly Games FederationandeachoftheCommonwealth experience. We willworkcloselywiththeCommonwealth world-class attractionsandenjoyaonce-in-a-lifetime spirit ofCanada,gettoknowourcharacter, seeour We tions. We areallworkingtogethertowardsourcommongoal. Canada, aswellprovincialandnationalsportorganiza- Canada, theGovernmentofOntarioand established key partnershipswithCommonwealthGames Bid Corporation President, Hamilton2010 CommonwealthGames

have muchtosharewithourfellowCommonwealth want theCommonwealthnationstosharein 3

Come together... Go beyond. 4 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID HAMILTON IN CHOOSING BE NEFITS NEFITS 5

Come together... Go beyond. 6 BENEFITS IN CHOOSING HAMILTON BENEFITS OFHAMILTON HOSTING THE 2010COMMONWEALTH GAMES sport leadersinCommonwealthnations. recent universitygraduateshavevolunteeredtoassist the CanadianSportLeadershipCorps.Morethan25 Commonwealth throughsport,Canadarecentlyinstituted Continuing itscommitmenttostrengtheningthe •H •A • •D • • included: Development Programme(CSDP).Theseprojectshave a varietyofinitiativestheCommonwealthSport Caribbean, easternandsouthernAfrica,SriLankain worked closelywith14Commonwealthnationsinthe For thepast10 years,CommonwealthGamesCanadahas to domore. Games inHamiltonasaveryimportantopportunity commitment tomakingthisareality. We seethe2010 the Commonwealth,Canadahasmaintainedastrong in fosteringCommonwealthvaluesandstrengthening Government (CHOGM)stressedtheuniqueroleofsport Since 1991, whentheCommonwealthHeadsof Introduction HIV/AIDS anddrugprevention. with adisability; services, withafocusonwomenandsportathletes development; Training andassistinginstrategicplanningpolicy training elitecoachesinCanada; Developing physicaleducationteachersandcurriculum; Building thecapacitiesofNationalSportOrganizations; eveloping coachingcertificationprogrammes,and elping delivercommunityeducationandserviceson ssisting ineffectivedeliveryofprogrammesand the program. so thatmoreCommonwealthnationscanhaveaccessto provide supporttoexpandthenumberofinternsavailable difference. LeadinguptotheGames,Hamilton2010 will internship, sincetheyounginternsaremakingsucha the currenthostshaverequestedanextensionof countries inAfricaandtheCaribbean.Morethan80%of services. TheCSLChasgrownto25internsin13 elite athletes,assistsrecipientcountriesindeliveringsport internship programforCanadianuniversitygraduatesand The CanadianSportLeadershipCore,aneight-month Expansion oftheCanadianSport LeadershipCore • • • •P contribute expertiseandfinancingforthefollowing: to freelysharethatknowledge.Hamilton2010 will in hostingsingleandmulti-sportevents,wouldlike experience indoingso.Canadahasexcellent experience like tobidforinternationalevents,butdonothave Many CGAsandNationalOlympicCommitteeswould Host FutureMajor Games Sharing theCapacitytoBidand provide thefollowinglegacies: the HostSocietywillworkwithCGFandCGAsto If HamiltonischosentohosttheCommonwealthGames, Committee. and specificallyassistthe2014 GamesOrganizing effective transferofGamesinformationandtechnology, Be anactivepartnerwiththeCGFindeveloping hosting knowledge; Commonwealth sportfunctionstosharebiddingand Offer seminarsinconjunctionwithCGFor Games oranyothermajorevent; countries intendingtobidforthe2014 Commonwealth Share GamesconsultantexpertisewithCommonwealth of theGames; and amentor, toexperiencetheday-to-dayoperations to workwiththeHamilton2010 OrganizingCommittee rovide threetosixmonthplacementsforindividuals for theCGF. marvellous successfortheathletes,CGAsand certainly ourgoal.We wantthe2010 Gamestobea international influenceevenmoresuccessful.Thatis on previousGames,andmake theGamesandtheir It isimportantthateachsuccessiveGamestriestobuild Superlative CommonwealthGamesin2010. housing forthispurpose. will offerthe2010 Gamesfacilities anduniversity athletes andcoachestotrainwithCanadianteams, Commonwealth nations.We willwelcomeCommonwealth Commonwealth Gamesforathletesandcoachesof competitive opportunitiesbeforeandafterthe2010 established inHamiltontoprovidetrainingand A CommonwealthSportDevelopmentCentrewillbe Coach/Athlete TrainingCamps training intheseareas. will providefinancialsupporttothoseselectedfor science, sportmedicineandmanagement,we Canada’s leadingpost-secondaryinstitutionsinsport Hamilton andMcMasterUniversity. McMasterisoneof expanded totheNationalCoachingInstituteplannedfor Commonwealth coaches.Thisprogrammewillbe provided one-yearcoachingscholarshipsfor Institutes inVictoriaandCalgaryhavepreviously coaches andsportscientists.TheNationalCoaching We Scholarships

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Come together... Go beyond. 8 BENEFITS IN CHOOSING HAMILTON WHY WILL THE 2010GAMESBEEXCEPTIONAL? Experience andleadership .Canadiantelevisionbroadcastershavebeenhost 7. TheHamilton/Toronto areaisCanada’scommunica- 6. Thereismuchgreatertransportationcapacitythan 5. Themajorityoftherequiredcompetitionandtraining 4. Competitionand/ortrainingvenuesformorethan 3. TheGamesVillageatMcMasterUniversity is 2. Superb PresentationoftheGames Hamilton2010 willbeasuperbpartnertowork 1. mission oftheGamesworldwide. international broadcastersinorder toassistthetrans- packages ofaudio-visualmaterial insupportof technicians insportsbroadcasting.We willorganize services andalargeworkforceofexperienced Hamilton areahassuperbtechnology, satellite American andothermajorGames.TheToronto/ broadcasters forCommonwealth,Olympic,Pan be up-to-datefortheGames. infrastructure fortheGamesalreadyexists,andwill tions andtechnologycentre.Theneeded is achievable. vans, carsandothervehiclestheirdrivers is required.Asaresult,securingadequatebuses, an Aquatic CentreandaSportsplexwillbebuilt. venues alreadyexist.AnewCommonwealthStadium, University, withinwalkingdistanceoftheVillage. half thesportsinGameswillbeatMcMaster providing aquietandbeautifulsetting. The park-like campusencompassesalmost300acres, facilities andneededservicesarealreadypresent. exceptional. Morethan90%oftheaccommodation major internationalGames. success. Allarehighlyexperiencedinpresenting the necessaryresourcesandexpertisetoensure to providingpositiveleadership,collaborationand Commonwealth GamesCanada,wearecommitted with. Alongwithourpartners,including 4 TheGameswillbebroadlypromotedinCanada,and 14. ThebudgetingfortheGamesisconservative,utilizing 13. Hamilton2010 willfullyintegrateEliteAthleteswith 12. 11 Commitment 10 TheweatherinJulyaverages 20.8degreescentigrade, 9. HamiltoniseasilyaccessibleviaToronto’s Pearson 8. . . quality, airqualityandcleanlinessareexceptional. 57% to88%humidity, perfectforallsports.Water to thecountry. accredited GamesFamilymembersatentrancepoints of theGovernmentCanadatoexpediteentrance and BuffaloInternationalAirport.Thereisfullsupport International Airport,HamiltonAirport celebrations oftheGamesondifferentoccasions. of theGames.Therewillbespecial80thAnniversary Commonwealth leadinguptoandincludingtheperiod communities. TherewillbeaCulturalFestivalofthe cultural opportunitiesinHamiltonandsurrounding offer world-classattractions.Thereareenormous For visitors,Hamilton,Toronto andNiagaraFalls Hamilton 2010 willworkinafullycooperative and sponsorshiprevenue. exceptionally largeticket salesandstrongmarketing a 500-kmradiusofToronto/Hamilton. Therewillbe huge market ofmorethan120millionpeoplewithin will securestrongcorporateinterestbecauseofthe government services. the majorityofresourcesandallnecessary government partnersarefullycommittedtoproviding extensive experiencefrompreviousGames.Our expand theEADsportprogrammes. a DisabilityintoallelementsoftheGames,andwill CGAs andtheCGF. Games programmeishighlyappropriatetothe all athletescompetingintheGames,ensuring appropriate finalselectionofsportsandeventsfor manner withtheCGFandCGAstoensurean 0 ThefirstBritishEmpireGames wereheldinHamilton 20. Eighty-sevenpercentof the Hamiltoncommunity 19. W Hamiltonwillprovide Villageboardandlodging 18. Hamilton2010 willworkwiththeCGFtoimplement 17. Hamilton2010 willfullyabidewiththeCGF 16. Canadaisahighlystablecountrythatlivesupto 15. elcoming Attitude Hamilton 2010. in 1930addingspecialmeaningandexcitement to and itsstrongsportculturetraditions. in Canadaforitsextraordinaryvolunteercommitment supports hostingthe2010 Games. Hamiltonisnoted and Regulations. Family asoutlinedintheCGFConstitution,Protocols, other subsidizationsfortheCommonwealthGames support, medicalandotherinsurancecoverage organizing committees. transfer programforthebenefitofsuccessive above), includingatechnologyandinformation Commonwealth nationsandCGAs(asmentioned significant andsustainablelegaciesfor Regulations, andCodeofConduct. Constitution, GamesManagementProtocols, health care. highest qualityofservicesfortheGames,including its commitments,issafe,andcanprovidethe 9

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Come together... Go beyond. HAMILTON 2010 COMMONWEALTH GAMES BID CORPORATION

Board of Directors Chair – Jagoda Pike, Publisher, The Hamilton Spectator, Senior Vice-President, Regional Daily Newspapers, Torstar Corp. Ivan Chittenden, Partner, Ernst & Young Dr. Peter George, President and Vice-Chancellor, McMaster University Robert Jones, Director, Strategic Development, Armour Steel Ltd. Judy Kent, Past President, Commonwealth Games Canada Jean Lam, Assistant Deputy Minister, Ministry of Tourism and Recreation, Province of Ontario OUR TEAM Karen O’Neill, CEO, Commonwealth Games Canada Hamilton is proud to submit this Bid to host Thérèse Quigley, Director of Athletics and Recreation, the XIX Commonwealth Games. McMaster University Robert Robertson, City Manager, City of Hamilton This bid has received wide and enthusiastic support David Robinson, Executive Director, Bid Secretariat, from many individuals, communities, organizations, Government of Canada Cecelia Carter-Smith, Teacher, Coach, Administrator corporations and all levels of government. Robert E. Wade, Mayor of Hamilton

Officers of the Bid Corporation Jagoda Pike, President Honourary Chairs Ivan Chittenden, Treasurer The Honourable Lincoln Alexander Robert Robertson, Secretary Chief Justice of Ontario, Roy McMurtry David Adames, General Manager Bill Fenwick, General Manager Bid Partners Roger Trull, General Manager

Committee Co-Chairs Guy Bradbury, Legacy David Braley, Fund Development Joan Duncan, International Relations Judy Kent, Sports Programme Domenic Lunardo, Venues Greg Maychak, Bid Book Cathie Miller, Games Village Les Miller, Venues Gary Myers, Communications Thérèse Quigley, Legacy Tony Tollis, Business Plan Roger Trull, International Relations Jan Starkes, Legacy Gene Sutton, Sports Programme

A special acknowledgement to Dr. Roger Jackson for his contributions to the Bid Corporation.

12 SPORTS BOTTOM PG FOOTER George Dark Jason Daigle Jim Dahms Maria daCunha Kathleen D’Amico Slava Corn Gordon Cooledge Nick Cipriano Mario Cilenti Trish Chant Michele Corbeil David Clifford Carmine Cicci Cindy Chernish Ben Chapdelaine Dianne Carment Raffaella Candiotto Agustino Campos Trice Cameron Melissa Cabezas Rick Brant Rhoda Brands-Stuart Mary Begadon Joe Berridge Brian Beattie W Dylan Bailey Linda Aceti Rob Toller Margie Schuett Bruce Robertson Karen O’Neill Judy Kent Joan Duncan Donald Dion Suzanne Coffey Ivan Chittenden Sue Boreskie Claude Bennett Canada BoardofDirectors Commonwealth Games The Hamilton2010CommonwealthGamesBidCorporation acknowledges thefollowing individuals: ayne Beaton Urban Strategies Sylvie Bigras Nick Bontis McMahon andAssociates Graff Architects Architecture CannonJohnston Communications Inc. Brickworks A Consultants P Scott Johnston Dave Johnson Oliver Jerschow Cheryl-Ann Jackson Felicity Humblestone Diane Huffman Philip Homerski John Holman Kellie Hinnells Darryl Hill Sydney J.Henhawk Andrea Guzzo Don Gerrard Hali Gernon Janine Gaunt Bonnie M.Freeman Maria Fortunato Andrea Farquhar Kathy Falcone Fran Fairley Doramy Ehling Jess Dutton P Ruben Dominguez Louie DiPalma Maria Demydchuk Martha Deacon aul Jurbala eter Duckworth cres International The HamiltonSpectator(swimming, medical) Jordan Petrovics (mountainbiking) Hugo IvanMunoz(swimming) Gray Mortimore(athletics) Dennis McGreal(Hamilton,tourism) Stan Lapinski(rowing) Mariann DomonKos(tabletennis) Aaron Hershoff(roadcycling) (Manchester CommonwealthGames2002) Daniel Galbraith&DonovonGaudette,ConceptstoApplause Michel J.Fauvelle(HamiltonPolice) Cindy Day(HamiltonStreetRailway) Grace Chiu(gymnastics) Bob Chambers(Toronto, Niagaratourism) Daniel Banko (2010 flag) Jean BaptisteBenavent(EAD) Photography Glynis Peters Jack Pelech Kyle Nunas Jim Murray Betty Muggah Ian Moss Robert Morrow Jill Miller Linda McPhail Blair McIntosh Bob McGeein Desi McDowell Brad Maxwell Larry Marsh Sandra Makino Karen McQuigge Carolyn McMaster Kaven MacLeod Lynne Livingstone Shirley Lenarduzzi Annie Legault Bryan LaForme Scott Koblyk T Bruce Kidd Dilna Khory Mitch Kawasaki Kipp Kaufmann ony Kiesenhofer John Yudelman Mary Williams Glyn Wide T Liz Weaver Joe Van Ryn Lydia Vamos Cathy Tuckwell Vincenza Travale Gerry Thomas Gaye Stratten Cathy Staats Hart Solomon Bud Smiley Dennis Shukla Barrie Shepley Louis Shallal P Glenn Sampert Vinnie &Val Ryan Ken Royde Neil Ross Scot Richardson W Kevin Pipe erry Whitehead aula Schnurr endy Read 13

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Come together... Go beyond. 16 AN INTRODUCTION TO HAMILTON SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER 1813 againsttheAmericans. Heights andfoughttheBattleof StoneyCreekinJune 1812, astheBritishforceswerestationed atBurlington Hamilton wasastrategicmilitary postduringtheWar of 1700s, and soonatownandthencitydeveloped. peoples. Europeansbeganexploringtheareainearly hunting andtradinglocationforCanada’saboriginal T Niagara Falls,oneofthewondersworld. Canada’s mostpopulousregion,betweenToronto and of justover500,000people,thecitysitsinmiddle largest lakes inCanada,Lake Ontario.Withapopulation The CityofHamilton,Ontario,islocatedononethe en thousandyearsago,theareawasanimportant fia37,080 151,125 7,295 277,170 89,740 143,915 T 1,970 Africa Europe 32,595 795 Oceania 8,000 Population fromregion Asia Americas 2,070 Caribbean 4,310 Commonwealth Regions T Africa Europe Oceania Population fromregion Asia Americas Caribbean Commonwealth Regions Commonwealth Immigration a cityofcommonvisionandvalues. of ethnicandmulti-culturalorganizations.We areindeed and respectfulway. We areproudtobehomehundreds Our differentbackgroundsareappreciatedinapeaceful workplaces, ourbusinessesandhospitalityindustries. microcosm oftheworld’spopulation,asisreflectedinour increase thecity’spopulation.Today, Hamiltonisa from Asia,theCaribbean,Africaandcontinuedto from Europe.Inthelate1900s,anewwaveofimmigration, Hamilton overthecourseof20thcentury, especially The railwayalsobroughtthousandsofimmigrantsto P belt surroundingtheurbanenvironment. also hasastrongagriculturalsector, withalargerural the biosciences,healthcareandeducationfields.Hamilton Over time,theeconomyhasdiversified,especiallytowards established theircommercialbasesinsouthernOntario. city andsteelfoundriesmanufacturingcompanies develop itsindustrialbase,astherailwaycameinto In thelatterhalfof19thcentury, Hamiltonbeganto Our workforce tl706,325 otal 49,740 otal eoples ofmanycultures * HAMILTON T ORONTO Canada’s largestbotanicalgarden. breathtaking spectacleofTheRoyalBotanicalGardens, W the CanadianFootballHallofFameand significant works.OurmuseumsincludeDundurnCastle, McMaster MuseumofArt,whichhouses5,500nationally A among ourculturalassets.HamiltonishometoTheatre Hamilton, theBachElgarChoirandOperaOntarioare vibrant artsandculturalcommunity. TheArtGalleryof Hamilton’s interestineducationiscomplementedbya private schools. well-regarded publiceducationsystemanddistinguished College andRedeemerUniversityCollege,inadditiontoa post-secondary institutions,McMasterUniversity, Mohawk The cityisfortunatetohavethreedegreegranting Our cultureandeducation the 2010 Games. have pledgedtheirfullsupportandtotalinvolvementin In addition,organizationssuchastheYMCAandYWCA 415 knowledgeable baseofadministrators,officialsandcoaches. amateur sport.Theyrepresentapassionate,dedicatedand 15,415 assist inawidearrayofprojectsandinitiatives,many 285 1,290 in thecountry. Eachyear, morethan140,000volunteers with morevolunteerspercapitathananyothermajorcity 460 Hamilton isconsideredthe“Volunteer CapitalofCanada” 890 A cityofvolunteers *Region ofbirth T Africa Europe Oceania Asia Population fromregion Americas Caribbean Commonwealth Regions tl18,755 otal quarius, theHamiltonPhilharmonicOrchestraand arplane HeritageMuseum.Inaddition,weenjoythe ST. CATHARINES-NIAGARA 17

Come together... Go beyond. 18 AN INTRODUCTION TO HAMILTON HEADING OPTIONAL SPORTSPROGRAMME – lessthananhour’sdrivefrom Hamilton–isoneofthe T T home totheCNTower; theAmericanBaseballLeague, Hamilton offersatasteofOntario.NearbyToronto is MoretoDiscover Ontario, oronto Raptors,aswellworld-class theatre.To theeast oronto BlueJays;theNational Basketball League, and NiagaraFalls.Comediscover usin2010. Hamilton is“theundiscovered world” betweenToronto to theFallsisworldfamous Niagarawineregion. seven wondersoftheworld,NiagaraFalls.Andadjacent HEADING liue200mabovesealevel 78.10 W 43.97N 1,112.98 squarekm;112,136 hectares Altitude Longitude Latitude Area Geography November 10, 2003;November13,2006;9,2009 Dates ofPlannedMunicipalElections poll conductedbyanindependentresearchfirm. Commonwealth Games,withan87%approvalratingina Hamiltonians stronglysupporthostingthe2010 Community Support for theGames Championship. Cycling ChampionshipsandtheBellCanadianOpenGolf such race).In2003,HamiltonwillhosttheWorld Road the AroundBayRoadRace(NorthAmerica’soldest Hamilton Bulldogsaswellamateursporteventslike professional teamslike theHamiltonTiger-Catsand Hamilton alsohasaveryrichsporthistory, supporting Our sporting community that alreadytake placeinourcity. build onhighlysuccessfulfestivalsandculturalactivities athletes andvisitorsatthe2010 Games.Ourplanswill make ourcityandnationagracious,friendlyhosttothe Our people’sexperienceandrespectforoneanotherwill our presentationoftheGames. role intheplanning,coordinationandimplementationof aboriginal andculturalorganizationswillplayanintegral festivals, educationalprogrammesandconferences.Our and communityvalueswithafullrangeofactivities, The HamiltonGameswillshowcaseourcultural,artistic aktae wti 0 ierdu)120million 60-88 57-88 Market area(withina500mileradius) 80.6 10.4 56-75 City 504,268 86.5 10.6 P 1.2 25.1 83.9 11.1 (low-high duringday) 1.1 14.5 Relative Humidity(%) 26.3 19.8 Mean #ofRainDays(>0.2m) 15.1 1.2 Mean Precipitation(mm) 23.7 20.8 12.4 Mean MaximumTemperature (°C) 18.0 Mean MinimumTemperature (°C) Standard Deviation(°C) Mean DailyTemperature (°C) Climate Information inSummerMonths(10year average) opulation UEJL AUG JULY JUNE 19

Come together... Go beyond. 20 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID HAMILTON GAMES IN COMMONWEALTH 2010 OF THE O VERVIEW 21

Come together... Go beyond. OUR VISION, VALUES AND GOALS

Our motivation and inspiration for hosting the Social Vision Commonwealth Games are based on advancing sport We have a social vision for the Games, including policies and athlete excellence in the Commonwealth countries, and principles such as: strengthening the Commonwealth family of nations and the CGF, and achieving important social goals. •Accessibility at all venues for persons with a disability; •Affordable ticketing to ensure accessibility to Goals and Principles the Games; •We will conduct the XIX Commonwealth Games in •Games employment opportunities for the unemployed, a highly cooperative and professional manner, with new Canadians and persons with a disability; integrity and fiscal responsibility. • Revitalization of the downtown core and waterfront; •We will welcome all warmly, and will meet the needs •Promoting fair play, drug free sport, commitment to of all participants, officials, media and guests. excellence, gender equity; •We have a total commitment to serve the athletes • Respecting and honouring diversity and multiculturalism; and teams well. • Encouraging involvement of youth through •We will maximize the promotion and coverage of employment, volunteering, access to sports and the Games and cultural programmes to as many cultural events, and school projects; Commonwealth countries as possible. •Observing and respecting the culture, viewpoints, •We will work with the CGF to maximize the value of protocol and traditions of Aboriginal peoples. the Games from a marketing and media perspective, to further strengthen this event with future sponsors Timelines and governments. Project length 9 years •We are keen to work in partnership with the CGF to Commencement May 2002 ensure the best possible transfer of knowledge from Completion July 2011 our Games to other Commonwealth countries. Bid stage May 2002 – Nov. 2003 •We will provide a broad, interesting cultural experience Strategic Planning Jan. 2004 – July 2006 for our guests, emphasizing the cultures and traditions New construction Nov. 2004 – Sept. 2008 VERVIEW OF THE 2010 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN HAMILTON THE 2010 COMMONWEALTH VERVIEW OF

O of the Commonwealth and past Games. Test events 2006 – 2009 •We will ensure a very friendly and safe environment Event dates July 15 – 25, 2010 for all. •We will work with the CGF and CGAs to maximize the benefits and legacies of the Games for Commonwealth youth sport and development. •We will help support and create major sport legacies in Ontario and Canada, in the form of facilities, training centres and support services for the Games’ sports, and the training and recruitment of volunteers, coaches, officials and leaders. • Hamilton 2010 will ensure that Aboriginal peoples participate in the planning, staging and legacies of the Games through meaningful two-way communications and consultation, cooperative partnership and collaborative development initiatives.

22 SNAPSHOT OF THE 2010COMMONWEALTH GAMES •E • • • • Games Villages 630 New venuestobecompletednolaterthan2007/2008 fortestevents V 6 V V V Sport CompetitionVenues 36 Sports forEliteAthleteswithaDisability 1,000 Sports 15 20,000 Sports Programme V Accredited Contractors/Serviceproviders 350 Staff Board ofDirectors/CEO/VPs 3,000 3,500-4,200 Organizing Committee 1,100-1,500 Government/dignitaries &specialguests 200 CGF 600 Sponsors 1,750 Press Broadcasters &Rightsholders T Coaches andmanagers Elite AthleteswithaDisability Athletes Attendance Profile cnclofcas 1,250 echnical officials ne tGmsVlaeUpto8 Upto4 Upto5 Upto6 enues greaterthan20minutesdistance enues 20minutesfromGamesVillage 12,000 enues 10 minutesfromGamesVillage enues atGamesVillage olunteers Games-time State-of-the-art medical&hospitalfacilitiesonsite has 600bedsavailable Commonwealth ShootingVillage,GeorgianCollege Games Villagehas5,500bedsavailable for GamesVillage Beautiful 300-acrecampusofMcMasterUniversity x ceptional Villageservicesandcomforts • •M • Environmental and Weather Conditions • • • • • • Security •T •I 25 15 • •V • 1,000 • 50 20 •P Airports Drivers 1,500-2,000 Specialty vehicles(EAD) Buses 250 Motorcycles 40 Small trucks Electric cartsandATVs Delivery vehicles Minibuses 150 Cars T ransportation Quality air, cleanliness,abundanceofclean water Ideal temperaturesandweatherconditions Canadian SecurityIntelligenceServiceswillassist VIP coverage 24-hour presenceatallmainvenuesandGamesVillages 25-day policepresenceatallvenues security measures Hamilton Police Serviceswillcoordinateall Mounted Police Ontario ProvincialPolice andRoyalCanadian Hamilton Police Services,McMasterSecurity in advance Customs proceduresquicklyexpedited Buffalo InternationalAirport John C.MunroInternationalAirport(Hamilton) mmigration andaccreditationproceduresprocessed eam baggagedelivereddirectlytotheVillage earson InternationalAirport(Toronto) IP facilitieswillbeprovided ean temperature20.8°C,57-88%humidity 23

Come together... Go beyond. Entertainment and Cultural Programme • Rhythm of the Nations cultural programmes will showcase the Commonwealth and its diversity • Numerous performing arts, artistic and other cultural events in Hamilton • Special tribute to the 80th anniversary of the Games (honouring the CGF, CGAs, builders and athletes of the Commonwealth Games) • Day trips to Niagara Falls and Toronto • Organized tours of Hamilton’s attractions

Government and Partner Support •Excellent support from the City of Hamilton, the Government of Ontario and the Government of Canada, providing both financial and in-kind services (including human resources) • Lead media partner – The Hamilton Spectator newspaper • Financial and full partner – McMaster University • Commonwealth Games Canada • National and Provincial Sport Organizations •People of Hamilton and surrounding communities

Games Budget in Canadian Dollars Revenue Public sector support $630,000,000 Corporate/Marketing $ 85,912,500

VERVIEW OF THE 2010 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN HAMILTON THE 2010 COMMONWEALTH VERVIEW OF $715,912,500 O

Expenditures Operating $301,341,920 Capital Expenses and Legacy $414,570,580 $715,912,500

24 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID RESOURCES AND HUMAN STRUCTURE ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP , 25

Come together... Go beyond. After preparing its bid in 2002, Hamilton was chosen in The Organizational Structure will conform to the spirit and December 2002 as the Canadian Candidate City for the requirements of the CGF Constitution, Games Management 2010 Commonwealth Games. Since then, Hamilton has Protocols, Regulations and the Code of Conduct, as well as worked with all levels of government, McMaster the agreements that will formalize the awarding of the University and other institutions, with volunteers, national Games to Hamilton. and provincial sport organizations and others, to clarify and add detail to the international bid.

Hamilton 2010 Commonwealth Games Bid Corporation

EXECUTIVE FINANCE & AUDIT BID CORP. BOARD COMMITTEE COMMITTEE

President

General Manager General Manager General Manager

Sports Programme Community/Cultural International Relations

Venues Games Administration Government Relations ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND HUMAN RESOURCES STRUCTURE ORGANIZATIONAL ,

Village/University Fund Development LEADERSHIP

Bid Book

Legacy

Business Plan/Finance

Communications

26 Proposed Organizational Structure-OrganizingCommittee EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BOARD OFDIRECTORS FINANCE &AUDIT COMMITTEE CEO Government Services Board Co-ordinator Executive Assistant Chief Operating CGF/CGC Director Director Officer Technology &Broadcasting Finance andAdmin(CFO) Ceremonies &Protocol Commercial Operations Volunteers Director Director Director Director Director Director Director Director Venues Sports Transportation, Accreditation Games Support-Security, Broadcast/Communications Legal &RiskManagement Fit-out &Construction Games DeliverySystems Food Services,Villages Sponsorship &Licence Athlete Services- Medical &Doping Financial Services Venue Operations Human Resources Guest Services- Communications Sport Technical Venue Delivery Ceremonies Hospitality Ticketing Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Cultural Manager 27

Come together... Go beyond. STAFFING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

The proposed Hamilton 2010 staffing plan has been devel- Paid staff recruitment

oped with consideration to previous Commonwealth 700 Games and other major international sporting events.

Accredited Workforce and Guests 600 Based on the participation of Manchester (6,600 athletes, including EAD, team and technical officials), we are antic- 500 ipating approximately 44,000 accreditations.

400 3,500-4,200 Competing athletes 200 Elite Athletes with a Disability 1,100-1,500 Coaches and managers 300 1,250 Accredited technical officials 600 CGF 200 20,000 Accredited contractors (incl. security, service

providers, municipal employees, university and 100 venue staff etc.) 12,000 Games-time volunteers (incl. 2,000 drivers) 0 Jan Jul Jan Jul Jan Jul Jan Jul Jan Jul Jan Jul Jan Jul Jan Jul 1,750 Official sponsors and partners 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007 2008 2008 2009 2009 2010 2010 3,000 Broadcast personnel Volunteer Programs 1,000 Press personnel We will rely on a large volunteer workforce. We are 350 Government leaders & VIPs confident that the necessary volunteers will be available 630 Paid employees in the numbers required and with the necessary skills and attitudes.

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND HUMAN RESOURCES STRUCTURE ORGANIZATIONAL Staff Appointment Schedule , We have reviewed the results of staffing for the Twelve thousand volunteers will be required during the Manchester Games as expressed in their Final Report, Games. In addition 3,000 will be required during the as well as our Canadian experience with the 1999 Pan 2003-2010 period. Recruitment will commence well in American Games, and see staff loading in a pattern as

LEADERSHIP advance of the Games and will be led by the Organizing expressed in the following table, culminating in approxi- Committee and other community organizations such as mately 630 paid employees at the time of the Games. We sports organizations and Volunteer Hamilton. will add professional staff only as needed, and will second as many as possible. We will contract out a large number of services.

28 on ensuringthatthevolunteers arewellpreparedfortheir receive job-specifictraining.We placeveryhighimportance After generaltrainingandorientation,thevolunteerswill and safetyprotocols. customerservice,andeventrisk operations overview, introductory and a history training We Games, Pan AmericanGamesandWorld StudentGames. andWinterOlympic Commonwealth Games,Summer volunteer trainingprogrammes,includingthosefor On severaloccasions,Canadahasimplementedmajor V management, communication,motivationandincentives. retention hasmanyfacetsandrequiresconsiderable bases. Theprogrammeforrecruitment,trainingand electronically ontheGameswebsiteandstoredindata Applications forvolunteerpositionswillbeavailable V 12000 1 olunteer Training olunteer Utilization Timetable 6000 0000 4000 8000 1 2000

000 500 will usetheseexperiencestocreateanewvolunteer 0 programme thatwillinclude,amongotherthings, Jul 03 Jan first aid/CPR,culturaltraining,Games 04 synopsis oftheCommonwealthGames, Jul 04 Jan 05 Jul 05 Jan 06 Jul 06 Jan 07 Jul 07 Jan 08 Jul 08 Jan 09 Jul 09 Jul 10 Jan 10 Jan 11 various projectsintheircommunitiesaftertheGames. contribution, andwhowishtocontinuecontribute who haveenjoyedtheirexperience,areproudof the successfulinvolvementofupto12,000volunteers One ofthemostimportantlegaciesfromGamesis marvellous time. responsibilities, areverycourteousandhelpful,havea 29

Come together... Go beyond. 30 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID AND VENUES PROGRAMME SPORTS 31

Come together... Go beyond. 32 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER To Games, andtoCanadianissues. rience, tothedevelopingplansfor2006Melbourne future Gamesparticipation,totheManchester2002expe- tion totherecentCGFSportsCommitteedeliberationson Planning forthesportsprogrammehasgivenconsidera- day oftheOpeningCeremonies. Time Trialsevent,whichwilloccurThursday, July15,the ule oftheGameswithsingleexception ofthecycling The competitionswilltake placewithinthe10-day sched- International SportsFederations. accordance withtherulesandregulationsof All sports,disciplinesandeventswillbepresentedin CGF ConstitutionandRegulationsrequirements. the controlofCGFandwewillensurethatitmeetsall We Proposed Sports Programme an excellent timetoattracttelevisionsportscoverage. vacation period.Itisanidealperiodforweather, anditis Spectators andvolunteersareavailableduringtheir University facilitiesareavailablefortheGamesVillage. Thursday, July15,toSunday, July25,2010. McMaster The 2010 CommonwealthGameswillbeheldfrom Dates for theGames • •N •B • Sports should: In suggestingpossiblesports,weusedthefollowingcriteria. Rationale for Proposed Sport Programme Commonwealth andtherealitiesofCGAs. Sports Programmemustreflecttheneedsof If theGamesaretomeetrationalelistedbelow, the International FederationsandCanadianIFtechnicalofficials. Games Canadaexperts,Canadianrepresentativesto national andprovincialsportsfederations,Commonwealth Attract participationofthebest athletesintheworld; the Games; Strengthen theimportanttraditions andidealsof

assist usinselectingtheprogramme,wehaveinvolved e widelypractisedthroughout the Commonwealth; fully understandthattheSportsProgrammeisunder ot befinanciallyprohibitiveto participatingcountries; and consultwith theCGAsandInternational Organizing Committeewillwork closelywiththeCGF with uptoanother100 coachesandsupport staff.The We Wheelchair Basketball, Table Tennis andWeightlifting. (EAD). TheyareAthletics,LawnBowls,Swimming, We Victoria 1994CommonwealthGames. inaugural eventsforathleteswithadisabilityatthe 1968, hostedthe1976Paralympic Games, andstagedthe Canada hasparticipatedintheParalympic Gamessince access toprogrammesandservicesthroughintegration. and toathleteswithadisability, includingincreasing Canada hasalong-standingcommitmenttosportforall Sports for Elite Athletes With aDisability nation ofsportsandevents. work withtheCGFandCGAstomake thefinaldetermi- Hamilton hasthecapacitytohostallthesesports,andwill T Gymnastics, Judo,Rowing,Shooting,Soccer, Squash, Badminton, Basketball, Boxing, Cycling,FieldHockey, Te Optional Sports (M). Athletics, LawnBowls,Netball(W),Swimming,Rugby7’s The CGFconstitutionstipulatesfivecompulsorysports: Compulsory Sports list of20sportsincludedinthissection. programme of15sportswillbeselectedfromtheproposed In accordancewiththeCGFConstitution,Article22,a • • • • • • able Tennis, Triathlon,Weightlifting andWrestling. n ofthefollowing15sportswillbeselected: technical officials. Ensure alegacyofvolunteers,facilities,coachesand Be attractivetomedia,television,sponsorsandspectators; Increase genderequity; a Disability; Enhance theexistingprogrammeforEliteAthleteswith Be incloseproximity totheGamesVillage; facilities; Suit existingsportfacilitiesandcreateneeded

expect thiswillincludeapproximately 200 athletes, propose sixsportsforEliteAthleteswithaDisability the finalsportprogrammewillbe3,500to4,200. T prior totheGames. who maynotbeabletoobtainaninternationalclassification particularly importantforathletesfromsomecountries provide anon-siteclassificationservice.Thiscouldbe classification purposesand,therefore,wearepreparedto We Games transportationwillbeaccessibleforallathletes. Games Village.AllVillageandcompetitionvenues will beawardedGamesmedals,andtheystayatthe schedule andwillbetelevised.Athleteswithadisability The selectedeventswillbepartoftheGamescompetition for EADsports/events. P otal numberofathletesdependingonthe15sportsin aralympic Committee(IPC)todetermineafinalprogramme

recognize theneedforclearguidelinesdisability rsln 70M 137 Wrestling 417 W 192(16Teams of12) T 400 T 120(10 Teams of12) Squash 227 (16 Teams of16)8M/8W* 339 Soccer/Football Shooting 131 Rugby 7’s 225 256 Rowing 287 Netball Lawn Bowls Judo 256 Gymnastics 200 399 Field Hockey 800approx. Cycling Boxing #ofCompetitors (16 Teams of16)8M/8W Basketball Badminton Aquatics Athletics Sport Planning For Athlete Numbers * Proposed numbers These numbers donotincludecoachesorEADsports Numbers are from Manchester. Exception:proposed #’s fornewsports. itln79 177 riathlon able Tennis ihlfig178 eightlifting 50W 256 33

Come together... Go beyond. 34 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES Proposed Sport ProgrammeSchedule

Sport

wmig* McMasterAquaticCentre McMasterStadium Swimming * McMaster Rugby 7’s Sportsplex ChurchillPark Netball CommonwealthStadium Lawn Bowls* Athletics * yln Ct fHmlo odRc Tm Time CityofHamilton –RoadRace MountainSportCentre Cycling Boxing McMasterSportsplex MorganFirestoneSportCentre Basketball * Badminton Optional Sports(10 of15tobeadded) Confirmed Sports rsln Chedoke SportCentre * =EADSports Wrestling W T McMaster T Sportsplex Squash CampBorden(Proposed) RoyalCanadianHenleyCourse Soccer/Football McMaster ChedokeSportCentre Shooting Stadium Rowing Copps Coliseum/ConventionCentre Judo OlympicPark Gymnastics Field Hockey itln Kelso Conservation Area St.Mary’s High School riathlon able Tennis * ihlfig* HamiltonPlace eightlifting *

V K V Copps Coliseum Copps Coliseum Mohawk/Redeemer Commonwealth Stadium ldoe–TakCcig elodrome –Track Cycling elso ConservationArea–Mt. ne July enue

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Venue Locations An outstanding feature of Hamilton’s proposed sports pro- gramme is the location of a potential eight sports venues at McMaster University, the site of the Games Village. Up to four sports will train at the University. Four of the six sports for Elite Athletes with a Disability will be held at the University. Of the 20 sports currently being consid- ered, only four are at venues outside a 20-minute driving radius of the Village.

Driving Time From the Games Village to the Competition Venues

Sport McMaster University Within Within Other (Village Site) 10 Min 20 Min Athletics* ✓ Lawn Bowls* ✓ Come together... Go beyond. Netball ✓ Rugby 7’s ✓ Swimming* ✓

Optional Sports (10 of 15 to be added) Badminton ✓ Basketball* ✓✓✓ Boxing ✓✓ Cycling ✓ 40 Min Mtn. Gymnastics ✓ Field Hockey ✓ Judo ✓ Rowing 40 Min Shooting Camp Borden (Proposed) Soccer ✓✓ Squash ✓ Table Tennis* ✓ Triathlon 40 Min Weightlifting* ✓ Wrestling ✓

* indicates events for Elite Athletes with a Disability

35 36 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES We each venue. has sufficientfundingtosupportstagingseveraleventsat American andCommonwealthGames.OurGamesbudget onships andtrialsforteamselectionOlympic,Pan on theSportProgramme,includingnationalchampi- one nationalorinternationalcompetitionforeachsport and testpersonnel.In2007 and2008,therewillbeatleast to testvenueoperationsandtechnologies,train Prior totheGames,eventswillbeheldatallsportsvenues T the facilitiesofMcMasterand environs tostagetheevent. they beawardedtheIndigenous Games,theyhopetouse multi–sport eventinvolving6,000youngathletes.Should to hostthe2008NorthAmericanIndigenousGames,a Six Nations,alocalFirstNationscommunity, planstobid local culturalassociation. national representativestoconnectwiththeircountry’s the 2009event,thusprovidingaddedvalueforvisiting in the2010 Gameswillbescheduledinconjunctionwith Chefs deMissionofCommonwealthcountriescompeting The advancesitevisitandorientationmeetingforthe awareness andcorporatesupportofthe2010 Games. ices, includingtransportation.Itwillalsohelpbuildbrand all sportvenues,theGamesVillage,andmostserv- to presentafulldressrehearsal,utilizingsimultaneously The Festivalisanopportunityforvolunteersandorganizers their supportandinvolvement. cultural communitytoparticipateintheFestivalbuild T drive ofHamilton,includingtheneighbouringmetropolitan represented withculturalassociationswithina60-minute All countriesandterritoriesoftheCommonwealthare and customsoftheCommonwealthcountries. youths aged12to14years)willcelebratethetraditions the 2010 Games.Thismulti-sport andculturalFestival(for Y oronto area.ItisourintenttoinviteeachCommonwealth est Events outh, July15to25,2009,exactlyoneyearprior

will hostaFestivaloftheCommonwealthforCanadian Suggested Ifwe havelotsofphotoneeds rsln 1121 23 3 15 13 5 7 0 100 4 3 7 3 152 3 7 40 27 60 20 25 7 2 7 100 30 4 1 265 30 31 0 2 8 5 4 5 5 1 0 30 13 40 13 17 0 20 200 20 Wrestling 20 W 120 90 T 20 T 50 4 0 Squash Soccer 15 13 Shooting 40 12 Rowing 100 13 Judo ArtisticWomen 24 10 15 3 Gymnastics 0 Field Hockey Cycling 5 100 Boxing Basketball #ofInt.andNat.Officials Badminton Swimming Rugby 7’s #ofNationalOfficials Netball #ofInternationalOfficials Lawn Bowls Athletics Sport Qualified InternationalandNationalOfficials inCanada itln62 18 4 3 5 20 26 6 22 riathlon able Tennis ihlfig4 35 13 5 48 eightlifting Suggested Ifwe havelotsofphotoneeds ritcMn 22 3 5 20 Artistic Men32 Commonwealth Games) S 2 575 7 15 RSG 20 Qaiidfr(upr fiil)OfficialsWithin2HoursofHamilton (SupportOfficials) (Qualified for n.Nat. Int. 37

Come together... Go beyond. 38 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES ihSho colBadJudoTraining NetballTraining DistrictSchoolBoard SchoolBoard Hamilton–Wentworth Catholic HaltonCatholicDistrict High School St ThomasMore Catholic High School Notre DameCatholic FieldHockey Weightlifting BoxingPreliminaries RoadCycling CityofHamilton Catholic HamiltonWentworth CityofHamilton CityofHamilton Shooting CityofHamilton Cathedral HighSchool Mountain SportCentre Olympic Park GovernmentofCanada Hamilton Place Hamilton Streets Camp Borden(Proposed) ovninCnr iyo aitnGymnasticsTraining GymnasticsTraining DistrictSchoolBoard SoccerTraining CityofHamilton SoccerTraining Hamilton–Wentworth W CityofBurlington SoccerPreliminaries Convention Centre BasketballPreliminaries High School CityofHamilton Sir JohnA.Macdonald Rowing Sherwood ForestPark CityofHamilton BasketballPreliminaries Mohawk SportsPark MohawkCollege CityofSt.Catharines TRAINING ONLY VENUE RedeemerUniversityCollege Royal CanadianHenleyCourse Brian TimmisStadium Redeemer UniversityCollege Mohawk College LawnBowls Table Tennis HamiltonWentworth Catholic Track Cycling Wrestling CityofHamilton Swimming St. Mary'sHighSchool CityofHamilton K CityofHamilton Netball Morgan FirestoneSportCentre Basketballfinals McMasterUniversity Churchill Park Chedoke SportCentre NEW McMaster AquaticCentre McMasterUniversity RENOVATE Rugby7's CityofHamilton EXISTING Athletics McMaster Sportsplex McMasterUniversity SPORT Copps Coliseum CityofHamilton McMaster Stadium Commonwealth Stadium OWNER COMPETITION /TRAININGVENUE Status of Training andCompetitionFacilities loCnevto raHlo osrainAtoiyTriathlon HaltonConservationAuthority elso ConservationArea sdl ihSho Hamilton–Wentworth estdale HighSchool ititSho or JudoTraining District SchoolBoard District SchoolBoard District SchoolBoard Basketball Preliminaries Marathon Athletics Training Rugby Training Rugby Training Mountain Biking Badminton Judo Judo Training Wrestling Training Basketball Prelim.EAD Squash Gymnastics Boxing finals Athletics Training Soccer Preliminaries Soccer Finals ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Construction Scheduleand Venue Fit-out Schedule ulntnRC16 / / July2010 July2010 n/a July2010 n/a July2010 July2010 n/a n/a July2010 n/a n/a n/a April2010 April2010 June2010 1960 Oct.2009 n/a n/a Oct.2009 May2010 May2010 1965 June2010 n/a n/a n/a Sept.2009 Oct.2009 Sept.2009 n/a 1973 n/a Burlington RAC n/a June2010 June2010 Cedar SpringsHRSC 1992 1990 June2010 St ThomasMoreCatholicHighSchool n/a Sept.2009 n/a n/a June2010Notre DameCatholicHighSchool July2008 Aug.2006 W n/a Aug.2009 1970 Convention Centre June2010 n/a June2010 June2008 Sir JohnA.MacdonaldHighSchool n/a June2010 Sherwood ForestPark Sept.2005 May2008 1960 May2010 Mohawk SportsPark July2009 Aug.2009 July2010 1993 TRAINING ONLY VENUE May2008 May2010 June2010 July2007 DATE 1990 1960 1971 Brian TimmisStadium March2010 Aug.2007 June2009 Redeemer Universitycollege n/a May2010 Aug.2008 July2007 June2006 Mohawk College FINISH n/a Cathedral HighSchool n/a Mountain SportCentre Oct.2007 May2007 1993 May2008 April2007 FIT–OUTSTART Royal CanadianHenleyCourse 1950 Hamilton Place May2010 June2010 May2010 START DATE UPGRADE Hamilton streets June2006 Camp Borden(Proposed) 1984 1995 1995 Aug.2007 Aug.2007 St. Mary'sHighSchool May2010 Dec.2006 K FINISH CONST UPGRADE Morgan FirestoneSportCentre New Sept.2008 Churchill Park Nov. May2005 2004 July2005 Chedoke SportCentre DATE OF Copps Coliseum START EXISTING VENUE April2006 FIT–OUTSTART COMPETITION /TRAINING New New New NEWCONST Olympic Park CONST V New NEWCONST McMaster AquaticCentre McMaster Sportsplex McMaster Stadium DATE OF Commonwealth Stadium NEW VENUE COMPETITION /TRAINING ldoeNwArl21 ue21 June2010 June2010 April2010 New elodrome loCnevto ranaMrh20 a 08June2010 May2008 March2008 n/a elso ConservationArea sdl ihSho 90nanaJuly2010 n/a n/a 1930 estdale HighSchool 39

Come together... Go beyond. 40 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES ra imsSaimSce rlmnre ,0 5 0 0 5 4,300 860 860 150 1,720 30 30 100 1,290 60 1,720 1,290 20 20 45 60 45 200 40 250 3,440 30 40 40 40 30 1,720 120 80 5,000 50 50 1,720 60 60 100 80 SoccerPreliminaries 80 60 60 75 1,000 1,000 100 Royal CanadianHenleyCourse 75 BasketballPreliminaries Basketball Preliminaries 40 2,000 1,720 1,720 Brian TimmisStadium 160 40 2,000 1,500 60 200 60 College 1,500 BasketballPreliminaries 80 Redeemer University FieldHockey BoxingPreliminaries Mohawk College 1,720 80 100 4,000 40 40 Cathedral HighSchool Weightlifting 100 60 Mountain SportCentre 2,000 4,300 80 80 RoadCycling 2,000 40 150 Olympic Park 100 1,720 100 Hamilton Place 60 100 Shooting 80 2,000 2,000 Table Tennis Hamilton streets 100 Camp Borden(Proposed) 200 40 St. Mary'sHighSchool 250 Track Cycling 14,620 Lawn Bowls 2,000 80 510 12,900 K 5,000 450 100 Sport Centre 340 Morgan Firestone Wrestling Churchill Park 300 2,000 Swimming 680 36,120 Chedoke SportCentre 850 600 1,260 750 Centre 840 McMaster Aquatic 17,000 Netball 15,000 1,680 Basketballfinals 2,100 McMaster Sportsplex 42,000 Rugby7’s Copps Coliseum McMaster Stadium Athletics EVENT Commonwealth Stadium COMPETITION VENUE V loCnevto raTitln500202010104,300 150 100 200 250 5,000 Triathlon elso ConservationArea enue SeatingCapacity aahnnananananan/a 10,000 n/a n/a Rowing n/a 2,150 1,720 n/a 75 60 1,720 n/a 60 50 40 40 100 80 125 1,720 Marathon 100 80 60 2,500 100 2,000 1,720 40 Mountain Biking 60 2,000 14,620 510 16,340 Badminton 80 40 570 340 100 380 80 Judo 12,900 36,120 680 2,000 100 450 1,260 850 760 950 840 2,000 300 Basketball Preliminaries 17,000 Squash 19,000 1,680 600 2,100 750 Gymnastics 42,000 Boxing finals 15,000 Soccer Preliminaries Soccer ETN ETKLSGV FIIL PUBLIC OFFICIALS GOV. SEAT KILLS SEATING TOT LGNRLVP/SOSR EM EEA OTHER TEAMS GENERAL & SPONSORS VIPS/ AL GENERAL Standing Standing Standing Standing Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity Major Sports Events HostedBy Hamilton 85Around theBayRoadRace(Athletics) Highlanders/Spectator IndoorGames(Athletics) 1895 CANUSA Games(multi-sportcompetitionbetweenHamilton andFlint,Michigan 1908 Event 1958 Since ANNUAL SPORTINGEVENTS World JuniorHockeyChampionships CanadaCupWorld HockeyChampionships 1985 OntarioGamesforthePhysicallyDisabled 1986 CanadaCupWorld HockeyChampionships 1991 OntarioSeniorGames“ACTIFEST” 1991 CanadianCyclingChampionships 1992 CanadianFigureSkatingChampionships 1992 Pan AmandWorld JudoChampionships(1994also) 1993 World UniversityGames, Women’s Soccer 1993 CanadianAmateurGolfChampionships 1993 CanadianRecreationalSlo-PitchChampionships 1994 World ChampionshipofBasketball 1994 World GymnasticsChallenge(1995) 1994 CanadaversusWales Rugby 1994 World BocceChampionship 1994 CanadianMastersOutdoorTrack andField 1995 Tournament oftheAmericasOlympicQualificationsBasketball Championships 1995 CanadianNationalCyclingChampionships 1995 OntarioJuniorGolfChampionship 1995 NationalOldTimersBaseballChampionships 1996 CanadianPrecisionFigureSkatingChampionships 1996 FordWorld CurlingChampionships 1996 GreyCup–CanadianProfessionalFootballChampionship 1996 World Karate Championships 1996 CanadianFigureSkatingChampionships 1996 World RowingChampionships 1998 CanadianTae KwonDoChampionships&OlympicTrials 1999 InternationalChildren’s GamesMillenniumFestival(1994) 2000 CanadianFigureSkatingChampionships 2000 World SailingChampionships 2002 CanadianUniversityWomen’s BasketballChampionship(2002) 2002 CanadianBellOpenGolfChampionship(tobeheld) 2003 World RoadCyclingChampionships(tobeheld) 2003 2003 Y a Event ear 41

Come together... Go beyond. 42 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Location T Preliminaries Finals Mountain Biking Marathon Lawn Bowls Judo Gymnastics Field Hockey Cycling Boxing Basketball EAD Basketball Badminton Athletics raining 3 1 2 Wrestling W T T Swimming Squash Soccer Shooting Rugby 7’s Rowing Netball riathalon able Tennis eightlifting Hamilton Competitionand Training Venues 43

Come together... Go beyond. 44 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES Competition and Training Venues Beyond Hamilton events atthe2002ManchesterGames. gramme basedontheverylimitedparticipationincertain However, weareconsideringthefollowingmodifiedpro- We schedule andevents. the IAAFandCGFtodeterminefinalcompetition tor the2006Gamesscheduleandthenworkcloselywith proposing aneight-dayschedule.Therefore,wewillmoni- Manchester. However, wehavenotedthatMelbourneis It isproposedtofollowtheseven-dayscheduleusedin Competition ScheduleandEvents place inHamilton. and provincialhighschoolchampionshipshavetaken Championships. Manynationalchampionshipsandtrials Games andin1994,theCanadianMastersAthletics and 2000,HamiltonhostedtheInternationalChildren’s Hamilton hashostednumerousAthleticsevents.In1994 most improvedathleteeachyear. presents theoriginalBritishEmpireGamestrophytoits continues toofferafulltrackandfieldprogramme Olympic Club, theoldesttrackclubinCanada.The Four yearsearlier, in1926,RobinsonfoundedtheHamilton number ofathletesparticipatingfromthemostcountries. sports intheCommonwealthGames,withgreatest of thesixoriginalsports.Today, itisoneofthepremier the firstBritishEmpireGamesin1930.Athleticswasone M.M. “Bobby”Robinson,Hamilton’sfamousson,founded A THLETICS

are capableofstagingthefullprogrammeevents. Athletics Federation(IAAF)andthoseoftheCGF. the rulesandregulationsofInternationalAmateur The Athleticscompetitionwillbeconductedaccordingto P High Jump T Long Jump Hammer Javelin Shotput Discus 4 x400mRelay 4 x100m Relay Marathon Heptathlon Decathlon 400m Hurdles 11 Female 1 Male 3000m Steeplechase 1 5000m 1500m 800m 400m 200m 1 Event riple Jump ole Vault 00m Hurdles 0000m 00m 0m Hurdles ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓ 45

Come together... Go beyond. 46 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES A •A • • Facility • • • P Commonwealth Stadium V • Facility • • Location McMaster Stadium •W • Facility • • •W Location W V •C otential location enue forCompetition enue ForWarm-Up AndTraining THLETICS arm-Up Track atCommonwealthStadium of theIAAF. the artsyntheticsurface,meetingrequirements An eight-lane,400-metrerunningtrackwithstateof completed by2008. The 42,000-seatnewCommonwealthStadiumwillbe 27,000 permanentseatsfortheCommonwealthGames. Capacity: 15,000temporaryseatswillsupplementthe 1.5-kilometre/3-minute drivefromCityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Barton Street/TiffanyStreet,Hamilton and hammerthrowthrowingcircles. jump fans,twojavelinrunways,andshot-put,discus with runways,apole-vaultrunway, twosynthetichigh construction andsurfaceasthe competitionvenue Eight-lane, 400-metrerunning trackofsame 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest New 8-lane,syntheticsurface,400-metreoval. 1.5-kilometre/3-minute drivefromCityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Stadium gies rooms, largevideoscreenandalltheservices,technolo- oncourses withconcessions,corporateboxes, change

arm-up areaforjumpingandthrowingevents. ill belocatedonthewestsideofCommonwealth natural grassinfieldwithtwolong/triple-jumppits and equipmentofaworld-classvenue. • • • Proposed marathonroute: Marathon • Facility • • • Location St Mary’s HighSchool • • • Northeast Fields atMcMasterCampus • •A Finish atCommonwealthStadium Start infrontofHamiltonCityHallCentre 42.2 scenickilometresaroundHamiltonBay surface identicaltothecompetitionvenue existing trackwillberefinishedwithanewsynthetic Within walkingdistanceoftheAthletesVillagethis 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre 1.5-kilometre/3-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 200 WhitneyAvenue, Hamilton 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest Training forthrowingevents Change roomandsupportfacilityatonsitefieldhouse runways willbeconstructedoutsideofthetrackarea. runway, asynthetichighjumpfanandtwojavelin throw. Long/triple-jumppitswithrunways,apole-vault will containareasforshotput,discusandhammer soccer andfootballwillbeconstructed.Theinfield

natural grassinfieldforfieldsportssuchasrugby, aitn21 optto tf 4 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff 12 120 V V T provided from otherprovinces. officials inOntario.Theremaining neededofficialswillbe -There are 50qualifiednationalandinternationaltechnical Event Technical Officials Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartmentwillconductthe Event Management cnclOfcasapitdb h AF30 echnical OfficialsappointedbytheIAAF lnerTann rgam 200 olunteer Training Programme olunteers willbetrainedunderGamesSport 47

Come together... Go beyond. 48 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND A Commonwealth StadiumSitePlan 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 THLETICS W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Commonwealth StadiumEntryLevel EastSideFloorPlan 49

Come together... Go beyond. 50 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Commonwealth StadiumConcourseLevel -Lower SeatingBowl FloorPlan A 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 THLETICS W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Commonwealth StadiumUpperConcourseLevel FloorPlan 51

Come together... Go beyond. 52 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Commonwealth StadiumUpperSeatingLevel FloorPlan A 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 THLETICS W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint McMaster StadiumSitePlan N 050 100 200m

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Come together... Go beyond. 54 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND A t Mary’s HighSchool Training St. Track 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 THLETICS W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint BADMINTON •8 • • • Facility • • • Location Morgan Firestone Sport Centre Female V Male those oftheCGF. rules oftheInternationalBadmintonFederation(IBF)and The Badmintoncompetitionwillbeconductedunderthe Mixed Doubles Singles Events the individualeventswilltake placedayssixtoten. competition willbeplayedondaysonetofiveandthen to completetheindividualandteamcompetitions.Team The Badmintoncompetitionrequiresa10-day schedule Competition ScheduleandEvents regular basis. at Junior, SeniorandMasterlevelsarehostedona In Ontario,international,nationalandprovincialevents and Canada. England, Singapore,India,Australia,NewZealand countries sharethetopplayersinworld,including Commonwealth Gamesin1966.Several Badminton wasfirstplayedattheBritishEmpireand • • enue ForCompetition to suitsportrequirements Lighting, ventilation/airconditioningwillbemodified Seating for2,000spectators size badmintoncourtsforcompetition. This existingfacilitycanaccommodatefiveofficial 13-kilometre/20-minute drivefromCityCentre 9-kilometre/14-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 385 JerseyvilleRoadWest, Ancaster(Hamilton) and whirlpool Fully outfittedfitnessclubwith exercise area support spaces Extensive changeroomfacilities,officesand

training/warm-up courtsinadjacentgymnasium ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ aitn21 optto tf 4 12 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff V V T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • •D Facility • • • 374 JerseyvilleRoad,Ancaster(Hamilton) Location Ancaster HighSchool V cnclOfcas 80 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 100 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport enue ForTraining Change roomsandsupportareas 13-kilometre/20-minute drivefromCityCentre 9-kilometre/14-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage the competitionvenue Located acrossthestreet,withinwalkingdistancefrom ouble gymnasiumwithwoodsportfloor 55

Come together... Go beyond. 56 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Morgan Firestone Sport CentreSitePlan BADMINTON 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Morgan Firestone Sport CentreFloorPlan 57

Come together... Go beyond. 58 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES • Location Copps Coliseum V of theCGF. rules ofFIBA andwillconformtoanyrequirements The Basketball competitionwillbeconductedunderthe • • •A • Facility • • Female Male T Event days nineandten. played ondayssevenandeight,themedalround two poolsoffourteamseach.Thesecondroundwillbe Days onetosixwillincludethefirstroundofplaywith currently scheduledfortheentire10 daysoftheGames. with theInternationalBasketball Federation(FIBA), andis The competitionschedulewillbefinalizedinconsultation Competition ScheduleandEvents in 1994. Children’s Gamesin2000andtheWorld Championships Championships in2002and2003,theInternational including theCanadianWomen’s UniversityNational experience inhostingnationalandinternationalevents, Hamilton hasarichbasketball historyandextensive team sportplayedbyyouthages12–17acrossCanada. wealth GamesatMelbourne2006.Itisthenumberone played worldwide.ItwillbeintroducedtotheCommon- Basketball, inventedbyCanadianDr. JamesNaismith,is BASKETBALL eam enue ForCompetition:Finals(includingEADFinals) 101 will beinstalled. private boxes, provideaccesstoalltheseatingareas. One mainconcourse,withconcession, loungesand Extensive changerooms,offices andsupportfacilities. seating capacityfor17,000spectators. State oftheartindoorsportfacilityhasapermanent In CityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage

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Y ork Boulevard,Hamilton ✓✓ •1 • • Location Redeemer University College • •W • Facility • • • Location Cathedral HighSchool • •W • Facility • • • Location Mohawk College • • • • Facility • • Location McMaster Sportsplex V enues ForCompetition(Preliminaries)AndTraining 12-kilometre/18-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 777 GarnerRoadEast,Ancaster(Hamilton) Extensive changerooms,loungesandsupportareas Seating capacityfor1,500spectators 2-kilometre/5-minute drivefromCityCentre 7-kilometre/5-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 30 Wentworth StreetNorth,Hamilton Change roomsandsupportareas Seating capacityfor1,000spectators 3-kilometre/10-minute-drive fromCityCentre 6-kilometre/15-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 135 FennellAvenue West, Hamilton Extensive changeroomsandsupportareas. Existing gymnasiumwithwoodsportfloorfieldofplay the courtandadditionalwheelchairspectatorspaces. EAD Preliminariestoallowadditionalclearancearound Seating capacitywillbereducedto1,200spectatorsfor Seating capacityfor2,000spectators. 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest 0-kilometre/15-minute drivefrom CityCentre ood sportfloorfieldofplay ood sportfloorfieldofplay aitn21 optto tf 4 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff 10 V V officials and120asnational - 13Canadiansare currently qualifiedasFIBAinternational international competitions - useofFIBAofficialsinaccordance withFIBArequirements for T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartmentwillconductthe Event Management •W • •T Facility cnclOfcas30 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 100 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport Fully accessibleone-floorfacility emporary seatingcapacityfor1,000spectators ood sportfloorfieldofplay 59

Come together... Go beyond. 60 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND P Copps ColiseumSitePlan BASKETBALL 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 arking W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating P enue EntryandExitPoint arking AND HAMILTON PUBLICLIBRARY FARMERS’ MARKET Copps ColiseumLower Level FloorPlan DOWN RAMP INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTCENTRE

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Come together... Go beyond. 62 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Copps ColiseumEntranceLevel FloorPlan BASKETBALL 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training DOWN RAMP 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Copps ColiseumConcourseLevel FloorPlan 63

Come together... Go beyond. 64 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND McMaster Sportsplex SitePlan BASKETBALL 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 N W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 02550 Stearn Drive

Mitchell Crescent 100m 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre

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Mayfair Crescent McMaster Sportsplex Lower Level FloorPlan N 1 50 010 20 10 1 2 13 10 13 DF 11 13 14 m 13 DN 42 10 12 20 21 21 DN UP 65

Come together... Go beyond. 66 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND McMaster Sportsplex EntryLevel FloorPlan BASKETBALL 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 N W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 010 60 60 63 30 20 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating 50m enue Operations enue PressCentre 60 60 44 61 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint 40 41 McMaster Sportsplex UpperLevel FloorPlan N 1 50m 010 20 51 50 UP DN UP UP UP 67

Come together... Go beyond. 68 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Mohawk College SitePlan BASKETBALL 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Mohawk College FloorPlan 69

Come together... Go beyond. 70 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Cathedral HighSchoolSitePlan BASKETBALL 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Cathedral HighSchoolLower Level FloorPlan 71

Come together... Go beyond. 72 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Cathedral HighSchoolUpperLevel FloorPlan BASKETBALL 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Redeemer University CollegeFloorPlan Redeemer University CollegeSitePlan 73

Come together... Go beyond. 74 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES BOXING • InCityCentre • 5-kilometre/8-minutedrivefrom theAthletesVillage • 101 York Boulevard,Hamilton Location Copps Coliseum V and thoseoftheCGF. of theInternationalAmateurBoxing Association(IABA) The Boxing competitionwillbeconductedundertherules 91 91 Male Up to91 kg Up to81 kg Up to75kg Up to69kg Up to64kg Up to60kg Up to57kg Up to54kg Up to51 kg Up to48kg Event and willincludethefollowingevents. Boxing isscheduledondaysonetoeightoftheGames, Competition ScheduleandEvents Canada-Ireland). over thepast10 years(Canada-Italy, Canada-USA and Championships aswellseveraldualinternationalmeets volunteer base.IthashostedtheCanadianBoxing Hamilton hasthreelocalboxing clubswithastrong tions forsafetyequipmentandcomputerizedscoringsystems. provided internationalleadershipinareassuchasinnova- tionally andnationallyaccreditedofficials.Canadahas Games. Thereare231 clubsinCanada,andmanyinterna- This providesconsiderableexperienceforstagingthe2010 Canadian amateurboxing iswelldevelopedandactive. Commonwealth countries. in 1930,andispractisedthemajorityof Boxing washeldinthefirstBritishEmpireGames enue ForCompetition:Finals kg + ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ aitn21 optto tf 2 10 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff T V and 120are qualifiednationally – 12Canadiansare qualifiedasinternationalofficials, T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • • • Facility • •1 • Location Mountain Sport Centre V • • • Facility ann rgam 150 25 raining Programme echnical Officials olunteers trainedunderGamesSportVolunteer enue ForCompetition(Preliminaries)AndTraining lounges/meeting rooms. Change rooms,administrative/officeareaand and warm-up. The adjacentsportsurfacewillbeusedfortraining seating capacityto1,500spectators. be surroundedbytemporaryseatstoincreasethetotal Two boxing ringsinthecentreofsportsurfacewill 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre Hester Street,Hamilton private boxes, providesaccesstoalltheseatingareas. One mainconcourse,withconcession,loungesand Extensive changerooms,officesandsupportfacilities. seats surroundingtheboxing ring. that willbeincreasedto19,000withtemporary permanent seatingcapacityfor17,000spectators This stateoftheartindoorsportfacilityhasa 0-kilometre/ 15-minutedrivefromtheAthletesVillage LEGEND Copps ColiseumSitePlan P 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 arking W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating P enue EntryandExitPoint arking AND HAMILTON PUBLICLIBRARY FARMERS’ MARKET 75

Come together... Go beyond. 76 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Copps ColiseumLower Level FloorPlan BOXING 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 DOWN RAMP Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTCENTRE 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint

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Come together... Go beyond. 78 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Copps ColiseumConcourseLevel FloorPlan BOXING 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Mountain Sport CentreSitePlan 79

Come together... Go beyond. 80 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES Mountain Sport CentreFloorPlan BOXING LEGEND 0Scoreboards 80 64 Spectator 63 Spectator Medical 62 Accredited Concessions SpectatorCirculation Seating 60 53 Logistics 52 Catering HouseOperations 50 42 Mixed BroadcastArea Zone 40 CommonwealthFamilySeating 30 CompetitionManagement 20 Athletes’Lounge Athletes’Medical/Doping 13 12 81 70 61 51 41 31 21 10 11 2W 1

Secure Perimeter V Videoboards Shared Structures Spectator Seating Staff /Volunteers Media Area Commonwealth FamilyLounge Officials Facilities Athletes’ ChangeRooms Athletes’ EquipmentArea Field ofplay enue EntryandExitPoints arm Up/Training Mountain Sport CentreUpperLevel FloorPlan 81

Come together... Go beyond. 82 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES 92 kmRoadRace 28km IndividualRoadTimeTrial W 184km RoadRace 42km IndividualRoadTimeTrial Men -Road 25km Points Race 3,000m IndPursuit 1,000m Sprint Team W Individual 40km Points Race 20km ScratchRace 4,000m Team Pursuit 4,000m Ind.Pursuit 1,000m TimeTrial 1,000m Sprint Men -Track Event listed arethosefortheMelbourne2006programme. Mountain Bikingisscheduledondayseven.Theevents distribute theeventstoaccommodateathletes’needs. and fivelaterondaysnineten,againto Road Raceondaythree.Trackeventsaresetfordaysfour accommodate atwo-dayrestperiodforathletesbeforethe scheduled forthedaybeforeOpeningCeremoniesto races, MountainBikingandTrackevents.TimeTrialsare The cyclingprogrammewillincludeRoadandTimeTrials Competition ScheduleandEvents fall of2003. event –theWorld RoadCyclingChampionships-inthe Canadian Championships,followedbytheworld’spremier the 2002OntarioChampionshipsandwillhost2003 Copps Coliseumin1996and1997.Hamiltonhashosted 1980s and1990sindoortrackeventswereheldat 1992. Severalmulti-stageroadraceswereorganizedinthe Hamilton hostedtheCyclingOlympictrialsin1984and Commonwealth countries. with ahighlevelofparticipationandpopularityinmany 1934 BritishEmpireGames.Cyclingcontinuestodevelop when severalTrackCyclingeventswereincludedinthe Cycling becamepartoftheCommonwealthsportfamily CYCLING omen -Road omen -Track ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ •T Time Trials • • Facility • • Location Road Race • •T •W • Facility • • • Location V V of theCGF. rules oftheInternationalCyclingUnion(UCI)andthose The Cyclingcompetitionswillbeconductedunderthe enues ForTrackCompetitionAndTraining elodrome atMorganFirestone Sport Centre to theroadracebutwithsomeminorvariations. the course. line. Spectatorswillalsobeabletostandorsitalong 4,000 temporaryseatswillbeprovidedatthefinish above andbelowtheescarpment. vertical gainof98metres,withfairlyflatsections The courseclimbstheNiagaraEscarpmentforatotal City HallinCentre. The startandfinishlinesareinfrontofHamilton Championships inHamilton Same courseasthe2003World RoadCycling Sport Centre Change roomsandsupportfacilitiesattheadjacent and bankingtoensurehighracingspeed 250-metre cyclingtrackwith50-metrestraightaways 13-kilometre/20-minute drivefromCityCentre 9-kilometre/14-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 385 JerseyvilleRoadWest, Ancaster(Hamilton) emporary seatingfor2,000spectators he timetrialraceswillbeheldonacoursesimilar ood surfaceontemporarywoodstructure aitn21 optto tf 4 12 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff V V and 40havenationalqualifications - 15Canadiansare qualifiedinternationalofficials, T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management •2 •T • Facility • • • Location K Mountain Biking cnclOfcas6perevent echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 200 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport elso Conservation Area or sitalongthecourse. part ofthecourse.Spectatorswillbeabletostand access totheupperpartofcourse. permanent facilities. rooms andsupportareaswillcomplementthese race officesandsupportservices.Temporary change lodge andotherexistingbuildingswillbeusedfor and isusedasaskiareainwinter. Theexistingski Kelso isa397-hectareparkontheNiagaraEscarpment 40-kilometre/40-minute drivefromCityCentre 40-kilometre/40-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Kelso Road,Milton,Ontario ,500 temporaryseatswillbeprovidedatthelower he skichairliftswillbeusedtoprovidespectator 83

Come together... Go beyond. 84 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND CYCLING Morgan Firestone Sport CentreSitePlan 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint V elodrome atMorganFirestone Sport CentreFloorPlan TUNNEL/’UNDERPASS’ TIMING TIMING S T L U S E R 85

Come together... Go beyond. 86 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND CYCLING Road CyclingMap 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training Road RaceCourse Short TimeTrial Course Long TimeTrial Course 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint FINISH LINE START AND Road CyclingFinish Line Area Hamilton Wentworth District SchoolBoard START/FINISH Underground Parking Sculpture Court Irving Zucker and 87

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89 90 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES vnsMl Female Male officials andfacilitators. IHF withregardtoschedulingandtherequirementsfor Federation (IHF)andimplementallstandardsofthe We Events be playedondaysnineandtenrespectively. The finalmatchesinMen’sandWomen’s competitionwill pools, witheachteamplayingotheronce. competition willfeatureeightteamsdividedintotwo run inparallelfromdayonethroughten.Each The Men’sandWomen’s FieldHockey competitionwill Competition ScheduleandEvents P held inneighbouringSt.Catharines2002andthe2004 The OntarioProvincialHighSchoolChampionshipswere National ChampionshipsinLondon,Ontario. University ChampionshipsinToronto andthe2002Senior competitions, includingthe2001 Women’s Canadian The provinceofOntariohashostedmanyFieldHockey Commonwealth Gamesin2002and2006. Hockey competitionscontinuedtobepartofthe in 1998KualaLumpur. TheMen’sandWomen’s Field Field Hockey wasintroducedtotheCommonwealthGames FIELD HOCKEY an AmericanCupwilltake placeinLondon,Ontario.

will workcloselywiththeInternationalHockey ✓✓ aitnCmeiinSaf6 12 Hamilton CompetitionStaff V V T Committee Members rules oftheInternationalFederationandCGF. Field Hockey Associationsandinaccordancewiththe competition inconjunctionwiththeCanadianandOntario The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • •P • Facility • • • Location Olympic Park V cnclOfcas80 echnical Officials lnerTann rga 100 olunteer Training Program olunteers trainedundertheGamesCompetition enue ForCompetitionAndTraining Change rooms,concessionsandsupportareas Two internationalsizeartificialgrassfields 7-kilometre/10-minute drivefromCityCentre 3-kilometre/5-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Olympic Drive,Dundas(Hamilton) ermanent seatingfor2,000spectators LEGEND Olympic ParkField Hockey Complex SitePlan 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint 91

Come together... Go beyond. 92 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Olympic ParkField Hockey Complex Lower Level FloorPlan FIELD HOCKEY 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Olympic ParkField Hockey Complex SeatingLevel FloorPlan 93

Come together... Go beyond. 94 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES a ..Artistic Men’s AllAroundCompetition a.m. RSGCompetition –IndividualAllAround Day 3 a.m. RSGPodium Training Day 2 a.m. Day 1 Schedule Apparatus Finals Individual AllAround Rhythmic Apparatus Finals Individual AllAround vnsMl Female Male T Artistic Events programme. The followingeventswillbeincludedintheGymnastics be availablefivedaysbeforethecompetitionsbegin. countries entered.Traininginthecompetitionvenuewill adjustments dependingonthenumberofathletesand/or International GymnasticsFederation(FIG)andmayrequire The proposedschedulerequiresapprovalofthe Competition ScheduleandEvents and multi-sportcompetitions. strated theirexpertiseandwillingnesstohostGymnastics with hundredsofvolunteerswhohavealreadydemon- wealth oflocalGymnasticsclubsintheHamiltonarea Gymnastics venuetheyhavecompetedin.Thereisa Olympians haveproclaimedCoppsColiseumthebest Challenge andtheInternationalChildren’sGames. Championships, includingtheSubwayWorld Gymnastics many international,nationalandprovincialGymnastics Since themid1980s,Hamiltonhasbeenhostfor sports atanyGames. Gymnastics isalwaysoneofthemostpopularspectator GYMNASTICS eam ..ArtisticWomen’s AllAroundCompetition p.m. Artistic Women’s Team Competition p.m./p.p.m. Artistic Men’s Team Competition p.m./p.p.m. ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓ • Location Copps Coliseum V those oftheCGF. rules oftheInternationalGymnasticFederation(FIG)and The Gymnasticscompetitionswillbeconductedunderthe RSGApparatusFinals a.m. Day 5 ArtisticApparatusFinals a.m. Day 4 •1 Location Hamilton Convention Centre V • • • • Facility • • • •W Facility • • enue ForCompetition enues ForTraining 101 vate boxes, provideaccess toalltheseatingareas One mainconcourse,withconcession,loungesandpri- Extensive changerooms,officesandsupportfacilities The fieldofplaywillbeequippedwithfullpodiums nent seatingcapacityfor17,000spectators This stateoftheartindoorsportfacilityhasaperma- In CityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Large practiceroomwithhighceiling In CityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage

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Y ork Boulevard,Hamilton ..ArtisticMen’s ApparatusFinals– p.m. V Artistic Women’s ApparatusFinals– V W Rings Men’s –FloorExercise,Pommel Horse, ault, BalanceBeam ault, Parallel Bars, HighBar omen’s –FloorExercise,UnevenBars aitn21 optto tf 3 12 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff V V T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • •D • •D Facility • • • Location Macdonald HighSchool Sir John A. cnclOfcas 85 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 150 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport 14.6m x23.8mx6.6mhigh Single gymnasiumdimensions: 24.9m x28.4m6.6mhigh rooms andsupportfacilities Double gymnasiumandsinglewithchange In CityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 130 York Boulevard,Hamilton ouble gymnasiumdimensions: irectly acrossthestreetfromcompetitionvenue 95

Come together... Go beyond. 96 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Gymnastics Venues SitePlan GYMNASTICS 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training P arking 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre P arking HAMILTON PUBLICLIBRARY FARMERS’ MARKETAND 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Copps ColiseumLower Level FloorPlan DOWN RAMP INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTCENTRE

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Come together... Go beyond. 98 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Copps ColiseumEntranceLevel FloorPlan GYMNASTICS 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training DOWN RAMP 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Copps ColiseumConcourseLevel FloorPlan 99

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Judo was first included in the Commonwealth Games in Venue For Competition And Training 1990 in New Zealand. It is practised in almost every Chedoke Sport Centre country in the world by almost equal numbers of men Location and women. •91 Chedmac Drive, Hamilton •10-kilometre/15-minute drive from the Athletes Village Hamilton has hosted several Judo competitions, including • 6-kilometre/10-minute drive from City Centre the 1991 and 1992 Canadian Championships, the 1992 Pan American Judo Championships and the 1993 World Facility Championships. • Seating for 2,000 spectators • Two separate mats – one for the women’s events and Competition Schedule and Events one for the men’s events – mounted on a platform to The Judo competition is set for days six to ten on the reduce injury due to impact and to enhance spectator Games sport schedule. A modified repechage draw viewing and appeal system that culminates in semi-final and final matches •Warm-up and training in adjacent sport area will be utilized. • Change rooms, offices, lounges and support spaces

Events Male Female Venues For Training 60kg ✓ SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES AND SPORTS PROGRAMME McMaster Sportsplex ✓ 66kg Location ✓ 73kg • McMaster Campus,1280 Main Street West ✓ 81kg • 5-kilometre/8-minute drive from the City Centre 90kg ✓ 100kg ✓ Facility 100+kg ✓ • Combative Arts training facility with wall-to-wall mats 48kg ✓ Westdale High School 52kg ✓ 57kg ✓ Location 63kg ✓ •700 Main Street West, Hamilton 70kg ✓ • 2-kilometre/3-minute drive from the Athletes Village 78kg ✓ • 3-kilometre/5-minute drive from the City Centre 78+kg ✓ Facility • Two double gymnasiums with change room and The Judo competition will be conducted according to the support areas rules and regulations of the International Judo Federation (IJF) and those of the CGF.

100 aitn21 optto tf 3 12 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff V V T Committee Members and theCGF. accordance withtherulesofInternationalFederation Canadian andOntarioSportOrganizationsin Judo competitioninconjunctionwiththerelevant The Hamilton2010 SportDepartmentwillconductthe Event Management cnclOfcas 85 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 150 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport 101

Come together... Go beyond. 102 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Chedoke Sport CentreSitePlan JUDO 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Chedoke Sport CentreLower Level FloorPlan 103

Come together... Go beyond. 104 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Chedoke Sport CentreUpperLevel FloorPlan JUDO 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint LAWN BOWLS • • •T •T Facility • • •M Location Churchill Park V Female and thoseoftheCGF. rules andregulationsoftheWorld BowlsBoard(WBB) The LawnBowlscompetitionswillbeconductedunderthe Male Fours P Singles Events of competition. The SportProgrammeschedulehasprovidedfor10 days Competition ScheduleandEvents hosting manyOntarioandCanadianchampionships. London. Hamiltonhascontinuedtoembracethegame, four clubsinToronto, withothersinHamiltonand Caer HowellBowlingClubinToronto. By1893therewere P recorded club(1734)locatedonthegarrisongroundsof The gamehasgreatpopularityinCanada,withthefirst some 40countries. original Games,Bowlsisnowplayedinternationallyin Games. Althoughonlyfivecountriescompetedinthe Lawn Bowlswasincludedinthe1930BritishEmpire airs ort Royal,NovaScotia.ThefirstclubinOntariowasthe enue ForCompetition Seating capacityfor2,000spectators to providetotalhandicappedaccessibility The existingclubhousewillbeenlargedandrenovated will beconstructed 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre 1-kilometre/10-minute walkfromtheAthletesVillage wo existinginternationalgreenswillberenovated wo newinternationalgreens(40metresx40metres) arion Avenue, Hamilton ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ aitn21 optto tf 3 250 10 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff Sport Volunteer Training Programme V certified officialsand40nationallycertified. – Canadahas5internationally T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • Location Other Lawn Bowls Clubs • •T Facility • •1 • Location Roselawn Club V cnclOfcas 160 echnical Officials olunteers trainedunderGames enues ForTraining Throughout theGreaterHamiltonArea Clubhouse withchangeroomsandsupportareas 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre Lawrence Road,Hamilton 0-kilometre/15-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage wo internationalgreens 105

Come together... Go beyond. 106 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Churchill ParkSite/ Venue Plan LAWN BOWLS 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10

N W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas Marion Ave. N. Ave. Marion arm Up/Training 02550 31 32 61 61 60 63 61 62 30 60 1 44 42 43 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 1 40 60 72 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating Cline Ave. 51 enue Operations enue PressCentre 50 60 100m 72 70 1 70 12 1 21 11 60 13 14 10 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 15 20 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating 41 enue EntryandExitPoint Park

Parkside Dr. NETBALL • • •T Facility •1 • •1 Location More CatholicHighSchool St.Thomas V • •N • Facility • • Location McMaster Sportsplex V utilized toassisttheorganizationandstagecompetitions. Assistance fromIFNAandmemberassociationswillbe of NetballAssociations(IFNA)andthosetheCGF. the rulesandregulationsofInternationalFederation The Netballcompetitionwillbeconductedaccordingto vnsFemale T Events at McMasterUniversitySportsplex. competition. PreliminaryandfinalGameswillbeplayed The sportschedulehasallocatedtendaysforNetball Competition ScheduleandEvents team sportforwomenintheCommonwealthGames. wealth GamesinKualaLumpur, andisthecompulsory Netball wasincludedforthefirsttimein1998Common- eam enue ForTraining enue ForCompetitionandTraining Change roomsandsupportfacilities Modern airconditionedfacility 12-kilometre/18-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Extensive changeroomsandsupportarea with woodfloor Seating capacityfor2,000spectators 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest 0-kilometre/15-minute drivefromCityCentre 045 UpperParadise Road,Hamilton riple gymnasiumwithwoodsportflooring ewly constructed37x58metrestriplegymnasium ✓ aitn21 optto tf 3 8 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff V V - Canadahasnointernationallyornationallycertifiedofficials. T Committee Members and theCGF. accordance withtherulesofInternationalFederation Canadian andOntarioSportOrganizationsin Netball competitioninconjunctionwiththerelevant The Hamilton2010 SportDepartmentwillconductthe Event Management • • • Facility • • • Location Notre DameCatholicHighSchool cnclOfcas 40 echnical Officials lner rie ne ae pr 80 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport Change roomandsupportfacilities Modern airconditionedfacility Double gymnasiumwithwoodsportflooring 20-kilometre/25-minute drivefromCityCentre 20-kilometre/25-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 2333 HeadonForestDrive,Burlington 107

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111 112 SPORTS PROGRAMMES AND VENUES and regulationsofFISA andthoseoftheCGF. competition schedulewillbeconductedundertherules (a totaloffourdays)inthe2010 Sport schedule.The The Rowingcompetitionissetfordaysthreetosix Competition Format FISA andsupportedbyitsmemberfederations. coaching, equipmentandeventinitiativesasdevelopedby Developing countriesarebenefittingfromthistraditionin Rowing hasahistoryofsharingknowledgeandresources. worldwide reputation. commitment, haveearnedtheHenleyCourseanenviable and heritage,combinedwitheffort,expertise Wo FISA World Championshipsin1970 and1999the more than14regattas.TheHenleyCoursehostedthe in theworld.Eachyear, theHenleyCourseishometo Regatta, thelargestNationalClubRowingChampionship have travelledtoNiagarafortheRoyalCanadianHenley For acentury, menandwomenfromacrosstheworld to includeRowingaspartoftheSportProgrammein2010. celebrate thereturnofGamestofoundingcityis British EmpireGameshostedbyHamilton.Agreatwayto Rowing wasoneofthecorecompetitionsin1930 RO rld UniversityGamesin1993.Theimpressivevenue WING • • • Facility • • • Location Catharines St. Henley Course, V Lightweight Eight Lightweight Four Lightweight Pair Lightweight Quad Female Lightweight Double Male Lightweight Single Heavyweight CoxedFour Heavyweight Eight Heavyweight Four Heavyweight Pair Heavyweight Quad Heavyweight Double Heavyweight Single Event Commonwealth RowingFederationChampionships. the eventsracedat1994,1999and2002 The competitioneventsforRowingwouldbeidenticalto Events enue forCompetitionandTraining media zone. accommodates theboatstorage, warm-upareaand day village,whilethelowerpart,bywater, athletes. Theupperpartoftheislandisathletes’ one bridgeandoffersasecuresecludedareafor Henley Islandisconnectedtothemainlandbyonly cool-down nearthefinishline. water nearthestartinglineforwarm-upand 2,000-metre rowingcoursewithlargeexpansesof capacity to10,000. spectators alongthecourse,bringingtotalseating finish line.Also8,000chairswillbeavailabletothe Capacity –2,000-seatgrandstandlocatedbythe 50 km(35minutes)fromCityCentre 55 km(40minutes)fromtheAthletesVillage Martindale Pond, Port Dalhousie,St.Catharines ✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ aitn21 optto tf 6 12 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff V V T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartmentwillconductthe Event Management cnclOfcas25 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 300 olunteer Training Programme olunteers –trainedunderGamesSport 113

Come together... Go beyond. 114 SPORTS PROGRAMMES AND VENUES LEGEND Henley CourseSiteMap RO 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 WING W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint HenleyCourse AthletesArea 115

Come together... Go beyond. 116 SPORTS PROGRAMMES AND VENUES LEGEND RO 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 WING W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint RUGBY 7’s • • Location Northeast Fields atMcMasterCampus V • • • • Facility • • Location McMaster Stadium V of theCGF. rules oftheInternationalRugbyBoard(IRFB)andthose The Rugby7’scompetitionwillbeconductedunderthe vnsMale T Events Commonwealth Games. of theGames,samescheduleasforManchester Rugby 7’swillbeplayedondayseight,nineandten Competition ScheduleandEvents Markham, Ontario. 7’s tournamentsintheworld,andisheldatneighbouring Rugby Championships.Thisisoneofthetopfour presenting TheNorthAmericanMagnificentSeven’s Each year, theHamiltonRugbycommunityassistsin including Canada. strong traditionsinmanyCommonwealthcountries, in Manchester. OriginatinginEngland,Rugbyhas sport. Itdrewlargecrowdsthereandagainin2002 Games inKualaLumpurandisthemandatorymen’s Rugby 7’swasintroducedatthe1998Commonwealth eam enues ForTraining enue ForCompetition 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefrom CityCentre McMaster Campus,1280Main Street West Change roomsandsupportfacilityatonsitefieldhouse Natural grassfield to 15,000withtemporaryseating Seating capacity:7,000permanentseats,increased New stadiumtobecompletedby2006 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest ✓ aitn21 optto tf 2 8 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff V V officials and4nationallycertified. T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • • Facility • • • Location Sherwood Forest Park • • Facility • • • Location Mohawk Sports Park •W • Facility – Canadahas3internationallycertified cnclOfcas60 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 100 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport Change roomsandsupportarea Natural grasssportfields 20-kilometre/25-minute drivefromCityCentre 20-kilometre/25-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Fairview Street,Burlington Change roomsandsupportareas Natural grasssportfields 12-kilometre/20-minute drivefromCityCentre 16-kilometre/25-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Upper KenilworthAvenue, Hamilton McMaster Sportsplex Natural grasssportfields ithin walkingdistancefromthechangeroomsat 117

Come together... Go beyond. 118 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND McMaster StadiumSitePlan RUGBY 7’s 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas N arm Up/Training 050 100 200m 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre

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120 LEGEND Mohawk Sports ParkSitePlan 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint 121

Come together... Go beyond. 122 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Sherwood Park SitePlan RUGBY 7’s 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint SHOOTING Sports Federation(ISSF)andthoseoftheCGF. to therulesandregulationsofInternationalShooting The Shootingcompetitionwillbeconductedaccording Open FullBoreRifle 25m StandardPistol 25m CentreFirePistol Double Trap Female Skeet Male Clay Target –OlympicTrap 1 25m RapidFirePistol 25m Pistol 50m Pistol 1 50m RifleProne 50m Rifle3Positions Events Shooting isscheduledforall10 daysoftheGames. Competition ScheduleandEvents in Barrie,Ontario. officials willbeaccommodatedatnearbyGeorgianCollege If CampBordenischosen,allathletes,coachesand Several localgunclubsarealsobeingconsidered. event andallotherevents. and providestheopportunitytostagefullBoreRifle operated bytheCanadianDepartmentofNationalDefence Camp Borden.Itisamajorsecuremilitarytrainingfacility We collaboration inthecontinueddevelopmentofsport. Canada, shootingclubsandthemilitaryworkinclose Commonwealth Games,42countriesparticipated.In Commonwealth Gamesin1966.Atthe2002 Shooting wasintroducedtotheBritishEmpireand 0m AirPistol 0m AirRifle

are consideringseveralshootingvenues,including ✓✓ ✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ • • • • •E Camp Borden(Possible) V enue ForCompetitionAndTraining Recreation Centre Change roomsandsupportfacilitiesatBuell seating for500spectators converted intoa40-position,10-metre rangewith (dimensions: 95metresx57metres)tobetemporarily Existing gymnasiumatBuellRecreationCentre seating capacityfor500spectators Existing 25-metrerange,40positions,temporary seating capacityfor500spectators Existing 50-metrerange,40positions,temporary with temporaryseatingcapacityfor200spectators xisting 32positions,1,000-yardfullborerange 123

Come together... Go beyond. 124 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES aitn21 optto tf 4 10 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff V V officials and100 nationallycertified. – Canadahas17internationallycertified T Committee Members work toprovideofficialsandstafffortheevents. the CGF. TheDominionofCanadaRifleAssociationwill dance withtherulesofInternationalFederationand Canadian andOntarioSportOrganizationsinaccor- Shooting competitioninconjunctionwiththerelevant The Hamilton2010 SportDepartmentwillconductthe Event Management SHOOTING echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 150 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport ul erainCnr,10-metrerange Buell RecreationCentre, 100 LEGEND 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 2 1 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas W Field ofplay enue EntryandExitPoint enue Operations enue PressCentre arm Up/Training Camp Borden Site Plan, 50-metre, 25 metre,Trap andSkeetranges(Proposed) 25metre,Trap 50-metre, Camp BordenSitePlan, Camp BordenOverall Venue Map(Proposed) 1 000y. FULLBORERANGE MONS RANGE SKEET ANDTRAPRANGES 50 mAND25RANGES LANGEMARK RANGE BUELL RECREATION CENTRE 10

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Come together... Go beyond. 126 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES and regulationsofFIFA andthoseoftheCGF. The Soccercompetitionswillbeconductedundertherules vnsMl Female Male T Events schedule hasallotted10 daysforsoccercompetition. consultation withFIFA andtheCGF. The2010 sport women’s seniorcategory. Thisdecisionwouldbemadein the men’sunder-19category, andeightteamsfromthe 2010, wewouldproposethat there beeightteamsfrom the CommonwealthGamesandSoccerWorld Cupin for teamstocompeteattheGames.Duetimingof Federation (FIFA) todeterminethequalificationprocess We Competition ScheduleandEvents • • • • • Hamilton hashostedmajorsoccercompetitionsincluding: interest andwillgenerateconsiderabletelevisionappeal. sport forbothmenandwomen.Ithasverystrongpublic out theworld,andisCanada’snumberoneparticipation sport, totheCommonwealthGames.Itisplayedthrough- We SOCCER eam Championships 1992, 1998,2001 ProvincialHighSchoolBoys Championships 1991, 1999,2002ProvincialHighSchoolGirls Championships –hostedbyMcMasterUniversity 1992 CanadianUniversityWomen’s Soccer hosted byMcMasterUniversity 2000 CanadianUniversityMen’sSoccerChampionship– women’s soccerintheGames) 1993 FISUWorld UniversityGames(firstinclusionof

wish tointroducesoccer, theworld’smostpopular will workcloselywiththeInternationalFootball ✓✓ • • Facility • • • Location Stadium Brian Timmis • • • •N Facility • • Location McMaster Stadium V •C • •1 Facility • • • P Commonwealth Stadium V otential location enues ForCompetition:Preliminaries enue ForCompetition:Finals Seating capacity:5,000permanentseats Natural grassfield 4-kilometer/6-minute drivefromCityCentre 9-kilometre/13-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Cannon StreetEast,Hamilton Change roomsandsupportfacilityatonsitefieldhouse Natural grassfield 15,000 withtemporaryseating Seating capacity:7,000permanentseats,increasedto 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest and equipmentofaworld-classvenue rooms, largevideoscreenandalltheservices,technologies Natural grassfield completed by2008. The 42,000-seatnewCommonwealthStadiumwillbe permanent seatsfortheCommonwealthGames. 1.5-kilometre/3-minute drivefromCityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Barton Street/TiffanyStreet,Hamilton 5,000 temporaryseatswillsupplementthe27,000 oncourses withconcessions,corporateboxes, change ew stadiumtobecompletedby2006 aitn21 optto tf 6 12 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff V V officials and60nationallycertified. – Canadahas13internationallycertified T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • • Facilities • • • Location Sherwood Forest Park • • Facilities • • • Location Mohawk Sports Park V cnclOfcas 80 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 100 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport enues ForTraining Change roomsandsupportarea Natural grasssportfields 20-kilometre/25-minute drivefromCityCentre 20-kilometre/25-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Fairview Street,Burlington Change roomsandsupportareas Natural grasssportfields 12-kilometre/20-minute drivefromCityCentre 16-kilometre/25-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage Upper KenilworthAvenue, Hamilton 127

Come together... Go beyond. 128 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Commonwealth StadiumSitePlan SOCCER 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint 129

Come together... Go beyond. 130 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Commonwealth StadiumEntryLevel EastSideFloorPlan SOCCER 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Commonwealth StadiumConcourseLevel Lower -SeatingBowl FloorPlan 131

Come together... Go beyond. 132 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Commonwealth StadiumUpperConcourseLevel FloorPlan SOCCER 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Commonwealth StadiumUpperSeatingLevel FloorPlan 133

Come together... Go beyond. 134 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND McMaster StadiumSitePlan SOCCER 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint McMaster StadiumSitePlan N 050 100 200m

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Come together... Go beyond. 136 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Brian Timmis StadiumSitePlan SOCCER 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Mohawk Sports ParkSitePlan 137

Come together... Go beyond. 138 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND Sherwood Forest ParkSitePlan SOCCER 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint SQUASH • • • • Facility • • Location Female McMaster Sportsplex Male V of theWSF andthoseoftheCGF. The Squashcompetitionwillbeconductedundertherules Mixed Doubles Doubles Singles Events Manchester Games. We Competition ScheduleandEvents (Cedar SpringsRacquetClub). and the2001, 1998,1997,1996CanadianJuniorOpen the 2002CanadianMixed Doubles(HamiltonThistleClub), Association. Hamiltonhashostedmajoreventsincluding founding memberclubsoftheCanadianSquashRacquets In 1913, theHamiltonSquashClubwasoneofthree Squash hasastronghistoryinCanadaandHamilton. of thetoptenplayersinworldparticipating. Squash hadthestrongestinternationalfield,witheight Games. Amongallsportscompetingatthe2002Games, Squash wasintroducedatthe1998Commonwealth enue ForCompetition Extensive changerooms,supportareasandamenities capacity for2,000spectators. the newtriplegymnasiumwithapermanentseating For thefinals,aglazedshowcourtwillbeinstalledin capacity of500 Four singleanddoublecourtswithspectatorseating The SquashvenuewillbepartofthenewSportsplex 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest

propose anine-dayscheduleasutilizedinthe ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ pr riigPorme60 4 12 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff Sport Training Programme V T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • • • Facility • • • Location Burlington Racquetand Athletic Club • • Facility • • • Location RacquetandSport Club Cedar SpringsHealth, V cnclOfcas24 echnical Officials olunteers trainedunderGamesVolunteer enues ForTraining Change roomsandsupportareas and saunas Four indoortenniscourts,fitnesscentre,hottubs Four squashcourts,onedoublecourt 18-kilometre/20-minute drivefromCityCentre 18-kilometre/20-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 1233 DillonRoad,Burlington rooms andsupportareas outdoor pool,spa,gymnasium,fitnessclub, change Racquetball courts,indoortennisand squash courts Nine internationalsquashcourtsandthreedouble 18-kilometre/20-minute drivefromCityCentre 18-kilometre/20-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 960 CumberlandAvenue, Burlington 139

Come together... Go beyond. 140 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND McMaster Sportsplex SitePlan SQUASH 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 N W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 02550 Stearn Drive

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Come together... Go beyond. 142 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND McMaster Sportsplex EntryLevel FloorPlan SQUASH 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas N arm Up/Training 1 50m 010 51 50 20 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 32 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint 40 41 McMaster Sportsplex UpperLevel FloorPlan N 010 72 20 31 60 63 60 61 42 51 50 71 50m 60 72 60 60 UP 70 DN 44 61 61 60 60 30 72 UP UP UP 143

Come together... Go beyond. 144 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES Swimming Federation(FINA)andthoseoftheCGF. rules andregulationsoftheInternationalAmateur The Swimmingcompetitionwillbeconductedunderthe 4 x100m IndividualMedley 400m IndividualMedley 200m IndividualMedley 200m Butterfly 1 200m Breaststroke 1 200m Backstroke Female 1 Male 4 x200mFreestyleRelay 4 x100m FreestyleRelay 1500m Freestyle 800m Freestyle 400m Freestyle 200m Freestyle 1 50m Freestyle Events days priortothestartofswimmingcompetition. to thecompetitionvenuewillbeavailableatleastseven be heldeachmorningwiththefinalsatnight.Fullaccess full daysforheats,semi-finalsandfinals.Theheatswill Swimming isscheduledfordaysfourtonine,allowingsix Competition ScheduleandEvents Flint, Michigan,formorethan45years. Games– atwincitycompetitionbetweenHamiltonand competing. SwimminghasbeenpartoftheCANUSA 1994 and2000withmorethan500youngswimmers Hamilton hostedtheInternationalChildren’sGamesin still servesasoneofHamilton’smajoraquaticfacilities. Empire Gamesin1930.Thepoolbuiltforthose Swimming wasoneoftheoriginalsportsatBritish SWIMMING 00m Butterfly 00m Breaststroke 00m Backstroke 00m Freestyle ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓ • •F • Facility • • Location Centre McMaster Aquatic V aitn21 optto tf 4 12 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff V V support officialsfrom 50qualified qualified internationalofficials,and30additional Canada willprovide 3seniorofficialsfrom 15 T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • • • cnclOfcas(ainladItrainl 100 echnical Officials(NationalandInternational) lnerTann rgam 100 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport enue ForCompetitionAndTraining 5 The Aquatic Centrewillincorporatetheexisting deep, meetingFINArequirements. competition pool,50metresx253 The newMcMasterAquatic Centrewillhavea10-lane 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest lounges, foodconcessionsandmanyotheramenities. Sportsplex thatincludesafitnesscentre,gymnasia, The Aquatic CentreisconnectedtotheMcMaster Change rooms,supportareas. temporary seating. to 5,000seatsfortheCommonwealthGamesusing The 2,000permanentseatingcapacitywillbeincreased and warm-up. 1-metre x6-lanepoolthatwillbeusedfortraining ast pooltechnologieswillbeimplemented. LEGEND McMaster Aquatic CentreSitePlan 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 N W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 02550 Stearn Drive

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Come together... Go beyond. 146 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES McMaster Aquatic CentreLower Level FloorPlan SWIMMING LEGEND 2 1 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 N W Field ofplay Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas enue EntryandExitPoint enue Operations enue PressCentre arm Up/Training 010 20 13 13 DF 11 50m 13 13 20 21 20 20 14 10 15 12 42 2 1 1 51 McMaster Aquatic CentreEntryLevel FloorPlan N 1 50m 010 20 62 61 61 61 61 32 63 30 72 70 71 72 43 44 41 40 72 61 61 72 147

Come together... Go beyond. 148 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND McMaster Aquatic CentreUpperLevel FloorPlan SWIMMING 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 N W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 1 50m 010 20 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 51 50 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre UP DN 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint UP UP UP T • • • • • Facility • • • Location Mary’s HighSchool St. V to therulesofITTFandthoseCGF. The Table Tennis competitionwillbeconductedaccording the InternationalTable Tennis Federation(ITTF)ratings. All athleteswillbeselectedfortheGamesaccordingto vnsMl Female Male T Mixed Doubles Doubles Singles Events to accommodatetheTable Tennis events. T Competition ScheduleandEvents 2001 withmorethan100 AmericanandCanadianplayers. tions, includingtheTable Tennis HamiltonOpen,heldin in NorthAmerica.Hamiltonhashostedmanycompeti- CANUSA Games,thelongestrunninginternationalGames Since 1960,Table Tennis hasbeenamajorsportinthe participating. Commonwealth GamesinManchester, with30nations T eam Event en dayshavebeensetasideinthecompetitioncalendar able Tennis wasfirstincludedinthe2002 enue ForCompetitionAndTraining ABLE TENNIS support facilities. Extensive changerooms,meetingroomsand food concessions. The largecorridorandlobbywillaccommodatethe Training andwarm-upinlargeadjacentroom. 2,000 temporaryseatswillbeinstalled. The competitionwillbeheldinthetriplegymnasium. 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre 1.5-kilometre/3-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage 200 WhitneyAvenue, Hamilton ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ aitn21 optto tf 3 10 Hamilton 2010 CompetitionStaff V V with nationalcertification – Canadahas22internationallycertifiedofficialsand26others T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartmentwillconductthe Event Management cnclOfcas 65 echnical Officials lnerTann rgam 100 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport 149

Come together... Go beyond. 150 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND T t Mary’s HighSchoolSitePlan St. 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 ABLE TENNIS W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint t Mary’s HighSchoolFloorPlan St. 151

Come together... Go beyond. 152 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES TRIATHLON •A •T • • Facility • • •K Location K Female V Male (ITU) andthoseoftheCGF. rules andregulationsoftheInternationalTriathlonUnion The Triathloncompetitionwillbeconductedunderthe km 10 40 kmCycling 1,500m Swim Events on dayfiveoftheGames. Both themen’sandwomen’striathloneventswillbeheld Competition ScheduleandEvents Commonwealth Games. demonstrating morethanneededcapacityforthe At theseevents,therehavebeenupto1,500competitors, International Tri-Countycompetitionin1989and1990. include the1988NationalChampionshipsandan Triathlon competitionannuallysincethen.Theseevents competitions in1982,andhashostedatleastone The KelsoConservationAreasitefirsthostedTriathlon Olympic Games. have wonmorethanhalfofallWorld Championshipsand 2002. Since1989,athletesfromCommonwealthcountries Commonwealth GamesandamedalsportatManchester Triathlon wasademonstrationsportatthe1990 • enue ForCompetitionAndTraining elso Conservation Area stand alongthecourse. constructed. Spectatorswillalsobeabletositor 35-hectare lake 397-hectare parkontheNiagaraEscarpment 40-kilometre/40-minute drivefromCityCentre 40-kilometre/40-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage athletes, coaches andofficials. with temporaryonestoprovide adayvillagefor The existingpermanentfacilities willbesupplemented emporary seatingfor5,000spectatorswillbe elso Road,Milton

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N T 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 SKI CHAIRLIFTS Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint TRANSITION START AREA FINISH GATE HOUSE P ARK ENTRANCE WEIGHTLIFTING •1 Location Hamilton Place V rules andregulationsoftheIWFthoseCGF. The Weightlifting competitionwillbeconductedunderthe +75.0 kg 75.0 kg 69.0 kg 63.0 kg 58.0 kg 53.0 kg Female 48.0 kg Male +105.0 kg 1 94.0 kg 85.0 kg 77.0 kg 69.0 kg 62.0 kg 56.0 kg Events with Hamilton2010. W and eventswillbedeterminedbytheInternational five tonineoftheGames.Thecompetitionschedule The Weightlifting competitionisscheduledfordays Competition ScheduleandEvents championships inthesportofWeightlifting. Ontario hashostedmanyregionalandnational athletes withadisability. participated withtheinclusionoffemalesandelite Games in1950.AtManchester2002,32nations W • • 05.0 kg enue ForCompetition eightlifting Federation(IWF)andtheCGFinconjunction eightlifting wasintroducedattheBritishEmpire In CityCentre 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromtheAthletesVillage

Summers Lane,Hamilton ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ aitn21 optto tf 2 8 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff V V officials and5whoare nationallyqualified – Canadahas48qualifiedinternational T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • • Facility • • Location McMaster Sportsplex V • • •T Facility cnclOfcas 30 echnical Officials lner rie ne ae pr 75 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport enue ForTraining Change roomsandsupportfacilities The newFitnessCentrewillbeusedfortraining 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest Extensive changerooms,loungesandsupportareas. Studio Theatre. in thewings,backstageareaandatadjacent The stagewillbethefieldofplaywithwarm-upspace P air-conditioned RonaldV. JoyceCentreforthe he competitionwillbeheldinthe2,000seats erforming ArtsatHamiltonPlace. 155

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Come together... Go beyond. 158 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES WEIGHTLIFTING Hamilton PlaceUpperLevel FloorPlan WRESTLING W • •1 •9 Location Chedoke Sport Centre V rules andregulationsofFILAthosetheCGF. The Wresting competitionwill beconductedunderthe Up to72kg Up to67kg Up to63kg Up to59kg Up to55kg Female Up to51 kg Male Up to48kg Up to120kg Up to96kg Up to84kg Up to74kg Up to66kg Up to60kg Up to55kg Events number ofathletesenteredineachevent. (heats, semi-finals,finals)willbedeterminedbythe of theGames.Thespecificeventsandtheirschedule W Competition ScheduleandEvents Federation ofAssociatedWrestling Styles(FILA). the 1991 and1992CanadaCupfortheInternational W The 1998eventwasthefirstCanadianUniversity University Championshipsin1984,1987,1994and1998. National OpenChampionshipsandtheCanadian hosting Wrestling competitions,includingtheCanadian Hamilton hasalongandproudhistoryorganizing time, Women’s Wrestling beincludedinthe2010 Games. Empire Games,andweareproposingthat,forthefirst enue ForCompetition omen’s Wrestling Championship.Hamiltonalsohosted restling competitionisscheduledfordaysonetofour restling formenwasintroducedatthe1930British 6-kilometre/10-minute drivefromCity Centre 0-kilometre/15-minute drivefrom theAthletesVillage 1 ChedmacDrive,Hamilton ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ aitn21 optto tf 2 8 Hamilton 2010 Competition Staff V V and 152nationallyqualifiedofficials – Canadahas31 qualifiedinternationalofficials T Committee Members the rulesofInternationalFederationandCGF. and OntarioSportOrganizationsinaccordancewith competition inconjunctionwiththerelevantCanadian The Hamilton2010 SportDepartment willconductthe Event Management • • • Facility • • Location McMaster Sportsplex V • •W • • Facility cnclOfcas 20 echnical Officials lner rie ne ae pr 75 olunteer Training Programme olunteers trainedunderGamesSport enue ForTraining Change roomsandsupportarea Floor areacoveredwithwalltomats Combative artstrainingarea 5-kilometre/8-minute drivefromCityCentre McMaster Campus,1280MainStreetWest Change rooms,offices,loungesandsupportspaces Seating for2,000spectators viewing andappeal injury duetoimpactandenhancespectator Two separatematsmountedonaplatformtoreduce arm-up andtraininginadjacentsportarea 159

Come together... Go beyond. 160 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND WRESTLING Chedoke Sports CentreSitePlan 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint Chedoke Sports CentreLower Level FloorPlan 161

Come together... Go beyond. 162 SPORTS PROGRAMME AND VENUES LEGEND WRESTLING Chedoke Sports CentreUpperLevel FloorPlan 2 1 21 20 15 14 13 12 11 10 W Field ofplay Officials Lounge Officials SupportAreas Athlete SupportArea Doping ControlStation Athletes’ Medical/PhysiotherapyArea Athletes’ EquipmentStorage Athletes’ Lounge Athletes’ ChangeAreas arm Up/Training 51 50 44 43 42 41 40 32 31 30 Sport Operations V Media Seating Photographers Area Mixed Zone Broadcast Centre V Sponsors HospitalityAreas Games FamilyLounge Games FamilySeating enue Operations enue PressCentre 72 71 70 63 62 61 60 Secure Perimeter V Camera Locations Videoscreen Scoreboard Accredited Seating Spectator Medical Concessions/Washrooms Spectator Seating enue EntryandExitPoint 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID F VENUES AND NON-SPORT ACILITIES 163

Come together... Go beyond. 164 NON-SPORT VENUES AND FACILITIES SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER administrative support asneeded. pagers. We willprovidetheCGFfull-time secretarialand as computers,e-mail,fax,copiers, mobiletelephonesand offices andcommunicationsequipment andservicessuch conference hallandacourtroom, CGFlounge,business the necessarycommitteemeetingrooms,includinga Protocol 13,wewillprovidetheCGF, atnocharge,all In compliancewiththeCommonwealthGamesFederation to theCommonwealthGames. will beahotelclosed-circuittelevisionchanneldedicated capabilities andshippingreceivingservices.There parking, on-sitebusiness,conferenceandaudiovisual services. TheSheratonprovidesampleunderground climate control,24-hourroomservice,laundryandvalet high-speed Internetaccess,in-roommovies,individual coffee makers, voicemail,datajacks,twotelephones, non-smoking floors.Allguestroomsareequippedwith Level accommodationswithprivatelounges,and its guestswith296deluxe guestroomsandsuites,Club Hamilton’s downtowncore.Thisluxuryhotelprovides The HostHotelistheSheratonHamilton,locatedin Host Hotel by undergroundparking. for Basketball, GymnasticsandBoxing). Allareserved A Centre, theInternationalBroadcast the HostHotel,GamesHeadquarters,MainPress Connected together, butinseparatelargespaces,are important Gamesfunctions. extraordinary convenienceandservicesforthemost connected inthecentreofcity, Hamiltonoffers Because somanymajorfacilitiesarelocatedand Non-Sport Venues andFacilities availability, aredescribedintheAccommodation section. officials housing,mediaVIPhousingandhotel Games Village,CommonwealthShootingtechnical information. Theaccommodationfacilities,includingthe seating capacities,venueandfacilitydesign,other concerning thescheduleforconstructionandrenovation, Programmes andVenues section,andincludeinformation The SportVenues havebeendescribedintheSports ccreditation Centre,andCoppsColiseum(17,000seats LEGEND City Centre Venues Locations Main PressCentre International BroadcastCentre P arking Main HotelAreas Opening /ClosingCeremonies Accreditation 165

Come together... Go beyond. 166 NON-SPORT VENUES AND FACILITIES City Centre Venues BASKETBALL FINALSANDBOXING COMPETITION VENUEFORGYMNASTICS, INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTCENTRE Underground COPPS COLISEUM: MARATHON START LINE ROAD CYCLINGSTART ANDFINISHLINE EXHIBITION HALL: P arking SHERATON HAMILTON: CGF MEETINGAND OFFICE SPACE HOST HOTEL HAMILTON CONVENTIONCENTRE: Bridge Connecting Underground FOR THEPERFORMINGARTS RONALD V.JOYCE CENTRE ACCREDITATION CENTRE GAMES HEADQUARTERS P COMPETITION VENUE arking MAIN PRESSCENTRE FOR WEIGHTLIFTING HAMILTON PLACE: F G etn pc,Seao aitn SecondFloor SheratonHamilton, CGF MeetingSpace, OFFICE SUPPLIES drto ehia omte ofrneRos hrtnHmlo,ConcourseLevel SheratonHamilton, ederation Technical CommitteeConferenceRooms, STORAGE AND PRESIDENT’S ENTERTAINMENT OFFICE LOUNGE W M W ASHROOMS ASHROOMS ELEVATORS A GUEST TRIUM LOUNGE BALLROOM BALLROOM COURTROOM SOUTH WEST BECKET ROOM W OPERATIONS OFFICES FOYER CGF FOYER ELEVATORS SERVICE FEDERATION TECHNICALCOMMITTEE BALLROOM FEDERATION TECHNICALCOMMITTEE CENTRE CONFERENCE ROOMS HERITAGE ROOM CONFERENCE ROOMS BALLROOM CGF CONFERENCEHALL OVER 200DELEGATES) EAST (CAN ACCOMMODATE KITCHEN RESTAURANT CONVENTION BRIDGE TO CENTRE DURAND ROOM Y ORK ROOM atBlro 17mx9m 8mx17m East Ballroom 11m x8m Centre Ballroom South Ballroom W s alom11m x10m est Ballroom 167

Come together... Go beyond. 168 NON-SPORT VENUES AND FACILITIES cuac 210 -240 Movable wallscandividetheroom intothree sections 30mx15m10m Occupancy Dimensions ae edures aitnCneto ete SecondFloor HamiltonConvention Centre, Games Headquarters, COPPS COLISEUM& Albion Room. will behousedattheHamiltonConventionCentre, At Gamestime,elementsoftheOrganizingCommittee Games Headquarters SHOPPING CENTRE BRIDGE TO HOTEL, ELEV. EXIT EXIT E WOMEN MEN 3RD FLOOR STAIRS TO EXECUTIVE ELEVATOR OFFICE FREIGHT ELEV. EMER. EXIT EMERGENCY EXIT HEADQUARTERS ALBION ROOM E WOMEN MEN GAMES Accreditation Centre, Hamilton Convention Centre,Third Floor HamiltonConvention Centre,Third Accreditation Centre, Games Village. their supportpersonnelwhowillbeaccreditedatthe for allindividuals,excluding mostathletes,coachesand Convention CentrewillserveastheAccreditation Centre The Webster Room(27x194m)oftheHamilton Accreditation Centre COAT CHECK CHEDOKE ROOM ELEV. EXIT EXIT W ARM-UP ROOMFORGYMNASTICS CHEDOKE FOYER MEN WOMEN ELEVATOR FREIGHT ACCREDITATION WEBSTER ROOM WEBSTER ROOM MEN CENTRE WOMEN 169

Come together... Go beyond. 170 NON-SPORT VENUES AND FACILITIES anPesCnr,Hmlo ovninCnr,GroundFloor HamiltonConvention Centre, Main PressCentre, or adjacenttoit.Thereisampleundergroundparking. space. TherewillbefoodandotherservicesintheMPC laboratory anddarkroomsprivaterentedoffice room, atelecommunicationscentre,photographic functional workstations,anewsconference/interview The MPCwillincludeinformationandresultsservices, Copps Coliseum(Boxing, Basketball, Gymnasticsevents). A location isadjacenttomanyGamesvenues,includingthe will bethehubofactivityformedia.Itsdowntown The MPC,locatedattheHamiltonConventionCentre, Main PressCentre(MPC) ccreditation Centre,HostHotel(Sheraton),theIBCandto WENTWORTH ROOM MAIN ENTRANCE ELEV. HAMILTON PLACE ENTRANCE TO THEATRE RECEPTION COAT CHECK MAIN PRESSCENTRE WENTWORTH CONCOURSE FIRST AID MEN WOMEN •A •V •A •G •A • •A an excellent facility, including: The MPChasanumberoffeaturesthatmake it LOADING DOCK RAMP FROM dock andalargedrive-throughdoor; MPC, GamesHQ,andtheGymnasticspracticevenue; capable oftransportingequipmentrequiredforthe the weightliftingcompetitions; Direct accesstoHamiltonPlaceTheatrethatwillhost built-in storage,refreshmentbarsandaFirstAidRoom; Room andincludesacentralinformationdesk, ery easyaccessviaadirectrampfromtheloading dditional parkingfortrucksavailablealongKingStreet. round levellocation,withareinforcedfloor;

four-bay loadingdockandalargefreightelevator large space(60mx40m7m); concourse thatrunsthefulllengthofWentworth LOADING DOCK EXIT ENTRANCE will allbecontainedwithintheIBC. and commentarydistributiontransmissionfacilities facilities, archivalrecordingoperations,transmissioncontrol bution centre,centraltechnicalfacilities,booking meet requiredstandards.Thesignalmonitoringanddistri- conditioning, security, firedetectionandextinctionwill services willbesuppliedandsuchaspower, air State-of-the-art technologyandtelecommunications sports arena(Boxing, Basketball, Gymnastics). nected to,butseparatefrom,theColiseum’suseasa of mostthecity’saccommodations.Thisspaceiscon- and totheHostHotel.Itiswellwithinwalkingdistance (Games Headquarters,Accreditation CentreandtheMPC), of CoppsColiseum,locatednexttotheConventionCentre The IBCwillbehousedinthe5,000sq.mExhibitionHall installations ofrightsholders. and willhousetheunilateral,technicaloperational and administrativeheadquartersoftheHostBroadcaster, broadcast rightsholders.TheIBCwillbethetechnical here, andaredistributedtodomesticinternational radio (ITVR)signalsgeneratedatthevenuesterminate operations fortheGames.Allinternationaltelevisionand The IBCwillbethefocalpointofradioandtelevision International BroadcastCentre(IBC) •P •F • • • • •A F banking, newsstands,apostofficeandcourierservices. conveniently locatedclosetohotels,restaurants,shops, The IBCwillbeinoperation24hoursadayandis operated telephonesandmedicalfacilities. electronic mail,multi-channelCATV system,credit-card furniture andequipment,computerssupplies; and resultsservice,bookingoffice,rentalofoffice Services offeredattheIBCwillincludeinformation eatures oftheExhibitionHallinclude: 2x600 amps,2x4001x2002x100 amps. handle 600lbs/persq.ft.; Exhibit spaceitselfis5,202sq.m; hall is4.2mhighx6.7mwide; Loading entrancefromvehicleramptoexhibition Loading dockswithlevelers; Street/mall andmainconcourselevelentrances; loor isfinished(hardened)concreteandcan ower: 120vwalloutlets;120/208v–3phase;

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Come together... Go beyond. 176 ACCOMMODATION COMMONWEALTH GAMES VILLAGE accommodation types:single,double, tripleandquad capacity in11 residencesis3,630bedsinavarietyof will buildonemorewellbefore theGames.Thecurrent McMaster Universitycurrently has 11 residences,and space forteammedicalservices. male/female ratiosandteamdelegationneeds,including capacity of600beds,ormorethan10%, toassistwith coaches andCGAteamofficials,thusprovidinganexcess The GamesVillagewillaccommodate5,500athletes, anticipate theneedfor4,900bedsatGamesVillage. Village atGeorgianCollege,with600bedspaces,we With thepossiblecreationofCommonwealthShooting V from thecountrieshousedinthatbuilding. athletes andofficialswhohaveparticipatedintheGames Hall ofFameboardswilldisplaythenamesall of theGames.Atentrancetoeachresidence,large streets andbuildingsnamedafterthefoundersheroes the CommonwealthGamesfrom1930–2010, withallthe The Villagewillbealivingtributetoandcelebrationof on HamiltonTransittodowntownHamilton. library. Villageresidentsareonlya10-minute busride restaurants, open-aircafes,quaintshops,banksanda a uniquecommunitywithinHamiltonthatoffers The VillageiswithinwalkingdistanceofWestdale, their accommodation. from teamshavingtrainingandcompetitionvenuesbeside at theUniversity. Therewillbeanenormousconvenience six sportsforEliteAthleteswithaDisabilitywillbeheld venues andtrainingforuptofourothersports.Threeof The Universityisthesiteforuptoeightsportcompetition needed facilities,forexclusive usebytheGames. Games period,asistheStudentCentreandother The Universityresidencesareallavailableduringthe comfortable, well-servicedandsafeenvironment. of McMasterUniversity, itwillprovideaquiet, exceptional. Locatedonthe300-acrepark-like campus The CommonwealthGamesVillagewillbetruly illage Accommodation ero 199 618 355 44 to Commonwealthcountries. continue Canada’sinternationalsportoutreachprogramme 11 high performanceathletesandcoaches.Thiswillhelp 103 become ahousinglegacyfordomesticandinternational 71 1,440 After theGames,aportionofnewresidenceswill 11 T 1,476 181 T 360 9 Bedroom 6 Bedroom NumberofBeds 5 Bedroom 738 NumberofUnits 4 Bedroom 181 Apartment/Suite T Quads NumberOfBeds T NumberOfRooms Doubles Singles Room Type T The CommonwealthGames Village Room Information For athlete ratiorangesfrom1:3to1:7;averageis1:5. ranges from1:3to1:7;averageratiois1:5.Thetoilet-to- In thevariousbuildings,shower-to-athleteratio extra-long bedsfortallathletes. Elite AthleteswithaDisability. Therewillbeadequate There areadequatefully-accessiblebedspacesfor the residences. comfortable bedunitstospaciousroomsinallof with theconstructionofanewresidenceandbyadding In 2010, McMasterwillprovideanadditional1,870 beds Internet services. with kitchenfacilities.Allroomshavetelephoneand rooms, andanumberofself-containedapartments/suites tl1,116 1,287 otal 429 riples tlalbdtps5,500 4,384 otal allbedtypes otal raditional Dormitory 10 LEGEND Commonwealth Games Village 9 8 7 6 5 4 2 1 3 Inter-faith Chapel Chef deMissionMeetings Village Operations International Square Visitor Reception Food Services Visitor Parking Secure Parking andBusDepot Residential Zone International Zone

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Come together... Go beyond. 180 ACCOMMODATION • • •A • • • • • •V •T • • • • • Its manyfacilitiesandserviceswillinclude: academic community. more than14,000studentsandtheentireMcMaster provides practicallyalloftheseservicescurrentlyto will beintheMcMasterUniversityStudentCentre,which accredited guests.ThehuboftheInternationalZone colourful gatheringplaceforVillageresidentsand The Village’sInternationalZonewillbeavibrantand International Zone These servicesandmanyothersalreadyexist. lockouts, lostandfound,housekeeping andmaintenance. the needsofallVillageresidents,includinginformation, will eachoperatea24-hourservicecentretorespond The ResidentialZoneisdividedintotwoareas,which access system. is controlledandmonitoredbyanelectroniccard controlled entrypoints,whiletoeachresidence Zone willbesecuredwithperimeterfencingandhave athlete loungesandentertainmentvenues.TheResidential massage rooms,meetingroomsandstorage,aswell space toeachCGAforteamadministration,medicaland accredited athletesandCGAteamofficialsprovide The Village’sResidentialZonewillaccommodate Residential Zone news agencies,videogames,ticket distribution) Entertainment Areas(cinema,radio station, Festival Stage (teleconference, fax,Internetand secretarialservices) Communications Centre Travel Centre Information Centre Sport ResultsandInformationOffice Village MediaCentre Security Office Games TransportOffice Transportation Mall Village Administration Centre CGF andCGAServicesCentre eam meetingrooms ccreditation Centre illage Polyclinic andDopingControlCentres athletes andteam officialslivingtheretohave access. electronic cardaccesssystemthat allowsonlythose Each Villageresidencewillbe protected byamonitored letes, coachesandteammanagers, andforguestsofCGAs. Village accessinresidentialareas willbelimitedtoath- Games’ theme. It willbeunobtrusiveyetthorough,reflectingthe‘friendly enforcement agenciesasdescribedintheSecuritysection. Athlete andteamsecuritywillbetheresponsibilityoflaw Security leave alivinglegacyforfuturegenerations. memorating hisorherparticipationintheGamesandto Every athletewillbeinvitedtoplantamapletreecom- There willbeVillagewelcomingceremoniesforeachteam. Village Ticket Office. tickets forathletes’familymembersavailablethroughthe There willbecomplimentaryartsperformancetickets and and StratfordShakespearean Festivalamongothers. the CNTower, Canada’sWonderland, theShawFestival residents willbeplannedwithdaytripstoNiagaraFalls, Games participants.Externalexcursions forVillage Hamilton thatwillappealtothediverseinterestsof various on-campuslocationsandwithintheCityof Nightly entertainmentforathleteswillbestagedat V seating 2,230arealreadyavailable. special dietaryneedsoftheathletes.Diningfacilities will beoffered24hoursaday. Menuswilladdressthe the culturalandreligiousdiversityofCommonwealth A widevarietyofhighqualityfoodoptionsthatrepresent Dining • •O •B • • illage CulturalandRecreationalProgrammes Fitness Centre store, coffeeshop/foodoutletsandGamesmerchandise. sports shop,equipmentrental/repair, pharmacy, general hair salon,florist,catering,drycleaning/mending, Shopping Centre Religious andMeditationCentre anking/currency exchange ther services:postofficephotographer/photo-finishing, shooting competitorsandsupportpersonnel. ensure asafe,clean,comfortableenvironmentforallthe will workcloselywiththesporttechnicalcommitteeto personnel onduty24hoursaday. Villageorganizers lockable bedrooms,monitoredandfulltimesecurity The facilitieswillhaveaccreditedsecuritycardaccess, Security room telephoneserviceandInternetconnection. The roomswillalsoincludeextralongdoublebeds,in site, aswellspeciallypreparedmealsandfullbuffet. Full medicalandtherapeuticfacilitiesareavailableon and officials. be onsite24hoursadaytomeettheneedsofathletes spaces areavailableandbothstaffvolunteerswill gatherings andsocializing.Adjacent officeandmeeting The residenceincludeslargeloungeareasforteam comfort ofallparticipants. organizers inHamiltontoensurehigh-qualitycareand fulltime professionalpersonnelwhowillworkwithVillage accommodations. Thefacilitiesarewellstaffedwith officials inbothonebedroomandtwo accommodate upwardsof600athletes,coachesandteam The campusresidence,builtin2002,isreadyto Residence edge ofthecity. The Barriecampusisa140-acresiteonthenortheast in Barrie,Ontario,only15minutesfromCampBorden. Georgian Collegeisnestledinbeautifulvacationcountry tion andallservicesatnearbyGeorgianCollege. military trainingfacilities,willhavefirst-rateaccommoda- events atCampBorden(proposed),oneofCanada’sfinest The 600athletesandofficialsparticipatinginshooting Commonwealth Shooting Village COMMONWEALTH SHOOTING VILLAGE 181

Come together... Go beyond. 182 ACCOMMODATION uniforms andtransportation. T lodging forupto18daysiftheyarelivinginthe T • • • • • • • • • •T • • • • T environment foralltechnicalofficials. suite-style residenceswillensureacomfortable Single roomswithintownhousesandself-contained the ShootingVillage,GeorgianCollege,Barrie. scenic escarpment.Shootingofficialswillbelocatedat Mohawk College(340),bothlocatedonHamilton’s be providedatRedeemerUniversityCollege(714) and A TECHNICAL OFFICIALS VILLAGE echnical OfficialsVillages.Theywillreceivefree echnical officialswillbeentitledtofreeboardand echnical Village-Guestsuitesandtownhouseunits: ccommodation forthemajorityoftechnicalofficialswill servicing andInternetlounge computer stations,faxes, copiers,additionalinternet Business officespaceandservices,including Fitness trainingarea Movie lounge Magnetic key cardsecurity (multimedia equipmentisavailable) Conference roomandbreakout rooms On-site laundryfacilities Games roomandlounges food services Complimentary continentalbreakfastand24hour Cable television and dataportsinrooms Air-conditioning Three piecebathroom full sizerefrigeratorandmicrowave Private kitchenettewithsink, Two bedrooms,eachwithadoublebed elephone withvoicemail(freelocalcalls) GUEST AND VISITOR ACCOMMODATIONS up toandduringtheGames. well informedoftheathleticandfestivalactivitiesleading marketing strategiestoensurevisitorsandguestsare tourism industrytoundertake communicationsand provincial andfederaltourismagenciesthedomestic Hamilton 2010 willpartnerwithTourism Hamilton, centres andon-linebookingsystems. reservations throughbookingsystemssuchas1-800call the Games,workingwithagenciestocoordinatehotel T in whichtheyarelocated. breakfast facilitiesthatareregulatedbythemunicipalities 10 private vehicleandpublictransit.Inaddition,thereare minute driveofdowntownHamilton,accessiblebyboth additional 9,000roomstobeconstructed,withina20-60 For visitors,39,000roomsarecurrentlyavailable,withan T icee ,6 ,6 $94 $94 $105 $89 34,970 1,264 11,781 $88 4,024 3,997 875 2,996 $88 1,491 616 1,028 30,946 181 8,785 1,264 2,070 903 181 1,167 To 2,969 Sub-Total 566 1,310 CurrentAverageCostCDN$ 875 Niagara Falls 262 304 Kitchener 435 T Total Mississauga 60 kmradius 1,504 641 Sub-Total 863 MotelRooms Oakville Brantford 45 kmradius HotelRooms Sub-Total Burlington Hamilton 15 kmradius City rno1,2 798$120 17,928 17,928 oronto tl4,6 ,7 47,531 4,771 42,760 otal ourism Hamiltonwillactasthehousingbureaufor

,000 campingsitesandapproximately 1,000bedand ecntutd9009,000 9,000 be constructed 1 the previoussummer(July2009)plusnomorethana Games. Roomchargeswillbelimitedtotheratescharged sector willimplementaFairRatePolicy forthe2010 T where theaveragecostis$105-$120 CDN. radius ofHamiltonis$88-$99CDNexcept inToronto, Currently, theaveragecostofroomswithina45-km F 0-per-cent increase. ourism Hamiltonanditspartnersintheaccommodation air RatePolicy 183

Come together... Go beyond. 184 ACCOMMODATION organization oftheGames. accommodating variousgroupsthatwillassistthe The followingchartoutlinestheopportunitiesfor Accommodation Summary iios aiu nrgo erHmlo 4,4 various 44,840 Various inregionnearHamilton Visitors pnosCutadb arot17underconstruction $90 137 133 N/A CourtyardbyMarriott $85 $90 HolidayInnStoneyCreek 5500 T 207 $90 56 Sponsors $139 RoyalConnaught–Howard Johnson Hotel Security 120 Observers Admiral 296 McMasterUniversity Media Inn HolidayInnSt.Catharines Games Villages SheratonHamiltonHotel Cultural Performers CGF &VIPs cnclOfcas oakClee30 $70 340 MohawkCollege echnical Officials oia n 26 $95 N/A $85 $100 206 100 150 160 $145 forunit,unitsleeps8 714 $120 Georgian College Holiday Inn Days Inn Redeemer UniversityCollege 316 Comfort Inn Best Western BrantPark Inn&ConferenceCentre ot al n 7 $79 $110 $98 70 158 60 $120 $85 $85 N/A 116 218 93 Kittling RidgeWineryInn $129 500 Monte CarloInn $95 $130 Comfort Inn 56 Burlington Travelodge $110 Ramada PlazaHotel $125 198 147 Motel 6–Burlington T $100 Georgian College 145 490 Holiday InnBurlingtonHotel&ConferenceCentre 120 Comfort InnbyJourney’s End Visitors Inn Hilton GardenInn Holiday InnOakville-Centre Ramada Inn&ConventionCentre Location Beds Current Cost aeog oe ulntnO-h-ae12$144 122 ravelodge HotelBurlington-On-The-Lake 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID TRANSPORTATION 185

Come together... Go beyond. 186 TRANSPORTATION SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER • • • • • • 1 Several venuesarewithina5kmradius,orabout Main PressCentre,CoppsColiseumandothersportvenues. media, whowillbeconvenientlyaccommodatednearthe The secondlargesttransportationusergroupwillbethe venues willbewithinwalkingdistanceoftheGamesVillage. including thefactthatmanycompetitionandtraining A numberofadvantagesassistourtransportationplanning, General Logistics vehicle type. and expectationsforfrequency, duration,flexibilityand the majorusergroups,withservicematchingtheirneeds implement amulti-tieredtransportationplanforeachof the City’stransitfleetanddrivers.Theywillestablish consisting ofplannersandspecialists,supportedby The CitywillestablishaGamesTransportationAuthority, upcoming 2003World RoadCyclingChampionships. Children’s GamesFestival.TheCityisalsohostingthe as the1993FISUSoccerand2002International organizing transportationforinternationalevents,such The CityofHamiltonhashadconsiderableexperiencein transportation systems. ex the on services and toprovideextended communicate thetrans connect spectatorsbetweenToronto andHamilton,to public trans public We efficient, multi-modaltransportsystem. Commonwealth Gameshaveahighlyreliable,comfortable, We 0-minute shuttlerideoftheGamesVillage.Theyinclude: Host Hotel(Sheraton Hamilton) (Hamilton ConventionCentre) Logistics andAccreditation Centre Games Headquarters(Hamilton ConventionCentre) Main PressCentre(HamiltonConvention Centre) Broadcast Centre(CoppsColiseum) Churchill Park, St.Mary’sHighSchool) Sport Venues (CommonwealthStadium,Copps Coliseum,

will needtomovelargenumbersofthegeneral recognize theabsoluteprioritytoensurethat efficiently andsafely, tomanagelargecrowdsat portation accessandtransferpoints,to portation planwithlocalresidents, isting public 00cr •15smalltrucks • • • • • 1000 cars indicates thefollowingneeds: Our preliminaryreviewofvehicleanddriverrequirements turing centre. plants insouthernOntario,Canada’sautomotivemanufac- vehicles. Severalautomotivecompanieshavemanufacturing car manufacturer(s)tosupplycars,vansandother We fleets inCanada. vehicles. SouthernOntariohassomeofthelargestbus Transportation companieswillbesecuredtoprovidethe municipalities. and operatorscanbebroughtinfromneighbouring will beavailablefortheGames.Additional transitvehicles Hamilton hasgreattransportationcapacityandmuchofit Fleet of Vehicles c preliminaries, before, An extensiveshuttlesystemwillserveallvenues • • •M • Athletes’ Village,orabouta20minuteshuttleride,include: Other facilitiessituatedwithina10 kmradiusofthe • • 5020 rvr •250buses •40motorcycles •25specialtyvehicles (EAD) 1500-2000 drivers 20 electriccartsandATVs 50 deliveryvehicles 150 mini-buses College Residence,RedeemerUniversityResidence). Security/Technical OfficialsAccommodations (Mohawk Mohawk SportsPark Redeemer UniversityCollege IF accommodation(VisitorsInn) Ramada Plaza) Media Hotels(RoyalConnaught,HowardJohnsonPlaza,

will establishamarketing agreementwithamajor organ FirestoneCentre during andafterallevents,includingpractice, ompetition andceremonies. passengers peryear. work. By2008,theairportwillbeabletoserve50million new cargofacilityandexpandlinkstothehighwaynet- existing terminalswithanewlargerterminal,develop expansion thatwilladdtwonewrunways,replace P 2,306 weeklyinternationaldirectflights. has included1,684weeklynationaldirectflightsand in 50countries.Duringthepastfiveyears,typicalactivity frequent, directflightson50airlinesto165destinations P Buffalo InternationalAirportinNewYork State. P Immigration Service.HamiltonisalsoservedbyLesterB. The airporthas24/7accessandCanadaCustoms Airport, whichiscurrentlyundergoingamajorexpansion. Hamilton isservedbyJohnC.MunroInternational Airport Arrivals andDepartures Hamilton isserved by threeinternational airports earson Internationaliscurrentlyundergoinga$3billion earson Internationalisconnectedtomostmajorcitiesby earson InternationalAirportinnearbyToronto, and T ainl4 52 87 46 41 78 34 Nochangeproposed ** 140 *P 104 Limits onnightflights Runway capacity(movementsperhour) T positions ontheapron Flexible “hardstand” International National Gates ria aaiy(asnesprhu)2,0 41,600 20,000 erminal capacity(passengersperhour) oronto International Airport based onstandard noiseemissionclasses ermission required for00:30to06:30;furtherrestrictions 002008 2000 *** 187

Come together... Go beyond. 188 TRANSPORTATION Hamilton publictransportation. Committee staffandvolunteers, willhavefreeaccessto All accreditedGamesFamily, including Organizing coaches willbeusedtotransport largernumbersincomfort. such astheOpeningandClosingCeremonies,luxury other distinguishedguestsoftheCGF. Onspecialoccasions for ChefsdeMissionandgeneralteammanagers, Secretary GeneralofeachCGA,forIFdelegates/observers, drivers fortheCGFExecutive Board,forthePresidentand As perProtocol11, Hamilton 2010 will provide carswith Commonwealth Family accommodations. fully ‘checked-in’ fortheirflightsbeforeleaving Village andincentralHamilton,sothat‘travellers’willbe provide off-siteearlycheck-inonpeakdaysattheGames to theallocatedaccommodations.Ondeparture,wewill and equipment,directtransportationfromtheairport Hamilton 2010 will providepriorityprocessingofbaggage sa()Ida1 80 igpr 824:40 18 Singapore 4:10 3:04 18:00 7 7:30 7 16 Kingston 2 Bermuda 5:05 FlightTime Belfast India Flights Hrs:Min Americas (3) Per Week 2 7:50 City orCountry Asia (8) TimeHrs:Min Antigua Flight 3 Per Week Flights Caribbean (15) orCountry Birmingham Europe (10) City (Total) Continent /Region T fia(9 aeon82:0SuhArc 23:40 20:35 7 3 SouthAfrica Tonga 21:50 22:00 8 20 Cameroon Sydney Africa (19) Oceania (15) oronto’s DirectFlightConnections aasa1 60 r ak 921:30 4:00 5:48 49 5:40 4:05 2:24 2 SriLanka 7 1 7:35 8 7:50 PuertoPlata 26:00 105 Barbados St.Lucia MontegoBay 7 7 6:30 5:00 V 14 3:20 3:11 Halifax Glasgow Manchester 2 P 8:15 2 Malaysia 7:45 1 1 7:45 Georgetown 52 Santo Domingo St. Kitts 1 1 Nassau London Edinburgh Cardiff iei 32:5Zmaw 22:10 1 Zimbabwe 18:10 21:45 1 Papua NewGuinea 13 22:30 Nigeria 14 K New Zealand ksa 62 agaeh3 21:50 37 Bangladesh 16:25 1 akistan novr164:20 126 ancouver na42:0Uad 24:55 4 Uganda 28:30 4 enya T Ceremonies andotherofficialfunctions suchasIFand and accomodationvenues,Opening andClosing Transportation willbeprovided toandfromcompetition T portation offirearmsandammunition. vehicles, andspecialservicessuchasthesecuretrans- manage anyunforeseenevent,theneedforsecured including timelyarrivalsanddepartures,flexibilityto support teamsofaneffectivetransportationsystem, We ceremonies. Opening and There willbetransportationtoandfromtheairport, from theGamesVillagetocompetitionandtrainingsites. vehicles, includingcars,vansandcoaches,fortransport Hamilton 2010 willsupplyteams withavarietyof T echnical Committeemeetings. echnical Officials eam Transportation

recognize theimportancetocompetitorsandtheir Closing Ceremonies,andtoeveningmedal use publictransportation. Some willdosobycar, butwewillencouragethemto Falls, St.Catharinesandother neighboring communities. number ofspectatorstocommute fromToronto, Niagara thousands ofcommuterseach day. We expectaverylarge to multi-lanedividedhighwaysthataccommodatetensof between Toronto andNiagaraFalls.Thecity isadjacent Hamilton sitsinthemajortransportationhubofCanada, public transit. including taxicabs,hotelshuttles,limousineserviceand will haveaccesstoanextensivetransportationsystem Visitors arrivingatToronto Pearson InternationalAirport V activity parking lotsandashuttlesystemlinkingthemajor V transportation, towhichtheywillbeprovidedfreeaccess. possible, wewanttheseindividualstousepublic accommodation totheirassignedworkplaces.Wherever to beablemoveefficientlyfromtheirhomesorother volunteers, staff,contractorsandotheraccreditedworkers We Volunteer StaffandContractors Organizing Committee, or parkingzonesatallvenues. for accreditedmediavehicles,andappropriate‘drop’ accessible parkingwillbeprovidedattheIBCandMPC the mediahotels,MPCandIBC.Ampleeasily venues. Therewillbea24-hourshuttleservicebetween and fromtheairporttotheiraccommodationall The OrganizingCommitteewilltransportthemediato Media athletes, spectatorsandothersneedingthisservice. vehicle capacityandexperiencewillbeutilizedfor lifts anddesignatedwheelchairspaces.Thisenormous by 2010, allHamiltonbuseswillbefullyaccessiblewith transportation forinternationalsportevents.Additionally, in speciallyequippedbuses.DARTS hassupplied D The CityofHamilton,throughaspecialservicecalled Elite Athletes withaDisibility olunteers willhaveaccesstodedicatedPark-and-Ride ARTS, dailytransports5,000residentswithadisability isitors andSpectators

recognize theneedforseveralthousand centres. coordinated withthesportsscheduleofthatparticularday. Schedules anddestinationsofthissystemwillbe to linkthemajoractivitycentresandsportsvenues. Games SpectatorShuttleSystemthatwillbeintroduced Upon arrivalinHamilton,visitorswouldhaveaccesstothe province andHamilton. communities betweenWindsorinthesouthernpartof Hamilton haveaccesstotheVIArailservice,asdoall any demands.ManycommunitiesbetweenToronto and functioning andwhichcanincreasecapacitytomeet the commuterGOTransitsystem,whichisalreadyfully Spectators fromtheToronto regionwillbeabletouse The GO Transit systemlinksHamiltonand Toronto 189

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Come together... Go beyond. 192 MEDICAL SERVICES SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER Protocol 14–3.1. if needed,forCommonwealthFamily members,asper to providefreemedicalservices, includingspecialistcare Hamilton 2010 willtake outamedicalinsurancepolicy Medical Insurance cooperation withhostphysiciansintertiarycarecentres. at venuesites,andwillhavefullaccesstoathletesin access totheirathletes(whereNSOregulationsallow) T medical staffservicingtheirownteamsduringtheGames. There arenorestrictionsonqualifiedinternationaldoctorsand accommodation areas. medical servicestobeestablishedintheirown If desired,thereareopportunitiesforindividualteam Emergency Planforacutecareneeds. and managementofacutecareneeds,aswellan medical roomandqualifiedpersonnelfortheassessment Each sportandnon-sportGamesvenuewillhavea rooms. Apharmacyislocatedinthesamebuilding. technician forblood/urine/ECGtesting,andisolation/quiet minor surgicalprocedures.Itwillincludealaboratory examining rooms,meetingandadentalchairfor The clinicwillhousephysicaltherapyservices,offices, of SportMedicineProfessionals. The clinicwillbestaffed24hoursadaybyfullteam a helipad. University MedicalCentre,whichisatertiarycentrewith lances andatwo-minutetransporttimetotheMcMaster on theMcMastercampus.Thereiseasyaccessforambu- accessible, andclosetoalldormitoriessportvenues exists asamajorcentre.Theclinicisfullywheelchair located ontheMcMasterUniversitycampus.Italready The VillagePolyclinic isa900-square-metreareacentrally and atSport Venues Medical Support attheGames Village sive andfirst-ratemedicalcare. best intheworld,andHamiltoncanprovidecomprehen- Canadian medicalservicesandfacilitiesareamongthe eams bringingtheirownmedicalstaffwillhavefirst and publicareasoftheGames. trained toprovidefirst-aidsupportwillstaffallvenues tertiary carehospitalemergencyrooms.Qualifiedvolunteers minutes ofeachvenue.Thepublichasaccesstoall After-hours communitymedicalclinicsareavailablewithin F front linestaffaretrainedinemergencymedicalresponse. than 100 vehiclesandmorethan700 firefighters.Allthe The Hamiltonfiredepartmenthas30locations,withmore and bestmaintainedinthecountry. level. TheEMSfleetwith35unitsisoneofthenewest 30% offull-timeparamedicsqualifiedatanadvanced and supportstaff.Thebasicparamedicsare Hamilton EMShas200employees,including170 paramedics teers providingfirstaidandsocialservices. hospital system,toallalliedhealthagenciesandvolun- experience andinfrastructureextendstothesophisticated fire andEMSintegratedservicedeliverymodel.Their of thefinestsystemsinCanada,withahighlyeffective visitors duringthe2010 Commonwealth Games.Ithasone necessary capacitytoserveboththelocalcommunityand Hamilton EMShastheprovencapacitytoprovide Emergency MedicalServices implementation atanytime. that isregularlyreviewedandupdatedtobereadyfor Hamilton hasalongestablishedEmergencyDisasterPlan provincial andfederallevelsofemergencyresponse. Emergency MeasuresOntario,willcoordinatemunicipal, of alarge-scaledisaster/emergency, aprovincialorganization, establishment ofmunicipalemergencyplans.Intheevent Plans Act ofOntariowhichprovidesguidanceforthe The provinceofOntariooperatesundertheEmergency Medical DisasterPlan irst Aid qualified, with Commission, asperProtocol14–4.1. expenses formembersappointedtotheFederationMedical Hamilton 2010 will providetravelandboardlodging CGF MedicalCommission procedures, andwillabidebyitoranymodificationofit. We waiting area,washroomandsamplecollectionroom. in theGamesVillagePolyclinic, withaprivateentrance, trained volunteers.Therewillbeadopingcontrolstation will bestaffedbycertifieddopingcontrolofficersand Each sportvenuewillhouseadopingcontrolstationthat a specialcourieroftheMontreallaboratory. samples willbeaccompaniedandtransporteddailyby analysis ofurineand/orbloodsamples,asrequired.All away byairfromHamilton.Itwillprovidethedaily The IOCaccreditedlaboratoryinMontrealis90minutes Montreal-based World Anti-dopingAgency(WADA). international events.TheCCESisakey partnerofthe Olympic andPan AmericanGames,andformanyother international multi-sport The centrehasundertaken execution ofthedopingservicesrequiredforGames. will beresponsiblefortheplanning,trainingand It isISO9002certified,thehighestqualification,and the mostexperiencedanti-dopingagenciesinworld. the CanadianCentreforEthicsinSport(CCES),oneof The dopingcontrolprogrammewillbeimplementedby Doping Control

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Come together... Go beyond. 196 SECURITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER following table. drawn fromanumberofresources, asnotedinthe police/security personnelwillbeutilized.These On atypicalGamesdayitisestimatedthat800 the Games. needed resourcestosupportpolicingservicesfor agency withintheCityofHamiltonandwillsupply P across theprovinceisprovidedbyOntarioProvincial policing inmostCanadianprovinces.InOntario, The RCMPundertakes federal,provincialandmunicipal tions fromacrossOntario. and otherareacommunitysafetyandpolicingorganiza- Intelligence ServiceofOntario(CISO),theCanadianForces Security IntelligenceService(CSIS),theCriminal the RoyalCanadianMountedPolice (RCMP),theCanadian McMaster SecurityServices,theOntarioProvincialPolice, the HaltonandNiagaraRegionalPolice Services, will beledbytheHamiltonPolice Serviceandwillinclude coordinate allpolicingandsecuritymatters.TheCentre During theGames,aCentralCommandCentrewill security issues. accountability forplanning,coordinatingandmanaging Public SafetyandSecurityGroupthatwillhaveoverall The HamiltonPolice ServicewillleadanIntegrated Games –SecurityServices and nationalpoliceforcessecurityagencies. effective collaborationbetweenthemunicipal,provincial In addition,Canadaenjoysanexcellent historyof W pants inpreviousCommonwealth,Olympic,Pan American, the RoyalFamily, byheadsofgovernmentandpartici- world events,includingthe2002G-8Summit,visitsby Canada hasextensiveexperienceinprovidingsecurityfor and orderprofessionalcourteouspoliceservices. Canada isasafecountrywherethererespectforlaw olice. TheHamiltonPolice Serviceisthelawenforcement orld Studentandotherinternationalcompetitions. muac attm 0 60 170 435 600 5,000 300 8,500 To Region 17,000 Ambulance –Part-time Resources 28,000 Ambulance –Full-time Fire –Part timeVolunteers Fire –Full-time Hamilton Total Provincial Private LicensedSecurity P P Agency Public Safety Emergency ServicesResourcesInOntario with thesegroups. Emergency trainingexercises areconductedeachyear Department andtheEmergencyMedicalServices(EMS). emergency serviceproviders,includingtheHamiltonFire The HamiltonPolice Serviceworksregularlywithother 4,000 support, hostagenegotiationsandtrafficsupport. deployment, crowdmanagement,marinesupport,canine 2,400 areas suchashostage/barricadedpersons,tactical 2,000 together atinternationaleventsinHamilton,involving These agencieshaveanextensivehistoryofworking 5,000 20 Number 500 T Civilian Volunteers 636 715 Contract SecurityPersonnel V RCMP (Ontario) Ontario ProvincialPolice McMaster SecurityServices Halton RegionalPolice Niagara RegionalPolice Hamilton Police Service Source tl15,871 otal lc eua 950715 70 19,500 2,000 olice –SpecialConstables olice –Regular lnerLwEfreetOfcr 600 olunteer LawEnforcementOfficers a eore 0601,750 80,600 tal Resources and operations. support teamandwillsharetactical resourcesfortraining ing NiagaraRegionalPolice Servicealsohasatactical of ahostage/barricadedperson situation.Theneighbour- Provincial Police willprovidetactical supportintheevent Detonating Unitpersonnel.Inaddition,theOntario weaponry deployment.ItalsoincludestrainedExplosive Unit (ERU)consistingofofficersfullytrainedintactical The HamiltonPolice Servicehasan EmergencyResponse Intrusion intoCommonwealthGamesFacilities tals arelocatedwithin50kmofHamilton. case ofanemergencymedicalsituation,additionalhospi- Level IIIteaching/researchhospitalsinHamilton.Inthe Centre, whichhas400beds.Inaddition,therearethree there isthetertiarycareMcMasterUniversityMedical At McMasterUniversity, thesiteofGamesVillage, Medical to respondemergencycalls. station islocateddirectlyacrossfromMcMasterUniversity 300 part-timefirefightersand60supportstaff.Afire and iswellequippedwithmorethan700 firefighters, The HamiltonFireDepartmenthasnumerousresources Fire General Risks accurate ongoingthreatassessmentsandintelligence. all policeandintelligenceagenciescollaboratetoprovide has anintegratedintelligencesystemthatwillguarantee checks onbehalfofthepoliceservicesinvolved.Canada agencies. CSISwillalsocarryoutsecurityaccreditation Service, OntarioProvincialPolice, RCMPandotherpolice reports totheGovernmentofCanada,HamiltonPolice CSIS willsupplythreatassessmentandsecurityintelligence Canadian SecurityIntelligenceServices(CSIS) qualified andbondedsecuritypersonnel. of Ontarioguidelinestoensurethattheyemploytrained, will beenlisted.TheseagenciesaresubjecttoProvince assets andvenuesattheGames,privatesecurityresources In ordertoprovidenecessaryprotectionandcontrolof Private Security radiological attack. biological, chemical,nuclearand tion deviceshavebeenpurchasedtodealwiththreatsof and nuclearplants.Policing hasbeenenhancedanddetec- infrastructure, suchaspipelines,utilities,watersupplies There havebeenimprovementsinsecuringimportant and intelligenceservicesatairportsbordercrossings. United States,Canadahasstrengthenedpolicing,security Since theSeptember11, 2001, terrorist attacksinthe T P Po Provincial Police, theToronto Police, thePeel Regional from theWaterloo RegionalPolice Service,the Ontario support isneeded,thereagreementtoprovideassistance trained andequippedofficers,canrespond.Ifadditional Services CrowdManagementUnit,consistingoffully In theeventofcivildisobedience,HamiltonPolice representing specialinterests. engage allcommunity-basedgroupsandagencies Prior totheGames,Hamilton’scivicauthoritieswill public gathering.Anyrallywillbedealtwithpeacefully. individuals andpermitslegaloppositionintheformof Freedoms thatdefendstheconstitutionalrightsofall Canada’s ConstitutionincludesaCharterofRightsand Civil Disobedience errorism olice Services,allwithin80kmofHamilton. lice, theYork RegionalPolice andthe Durham Regional 197

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Come together... Go beyond. 200 LEGAL AND GOVERNMENT SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER Pr ing aproposaltoamendtheImmigrationandRefugee Citizenship andImmigrationCanadaispresentlyreview- Immigration andRefugeeProtectionAct. including thenationalsecurityprovisionsof laws andsovereigntyofCanadashallprevailatalltimes, travel documentation.Thisiswiththeagreementthat Family memberswhoareinpossessionoftherequired coaches, technicalofficialsandCommonwealthGames facilitating theentryintoCanadaofallathletes, Citizenship andImmigrationCanadawillworktowards Canada. Regulations governtheentryofforeignnationalsinto The ImmigrationandRefugeeProtectionAct and Citizenship andImmigration Hamilton of Canada,theGovernmentOntarioandCity to Part IIoftheCanadaCorporationsAct. TheGovernment corporation withoutsharecapitalinMarch2003pursuant Hamilton 2010 wasincorporatedasanot-for-profit the information containedhereinregardingHamilton’sbid. (Hamilton 2010) isthelegalentityresponsibleforallof The Hamilton2010 CommonwealthGamesBidCorporation Incorporation ofHamilton2010 recommendations orrequirements. less thansixmonths,thereare nohealthandvaccination medical screening.ForvisitorstoCanadawhosestayis to responsible forprogrammeoperationalissuesrelated Canada (CIC)onpublichealthsafetyandsecurity. CIC is and policydirectiontoCitizenshipImmigration Health Canadaisresponsibleforprovidinghealthadvice these cards. controls overproduction,distributionandissuanceof Committee willagreeonmattersrelatedtothesecurity and ImmigrationCanadatheHamiltonOrganizing force andeffectas a Games identity ot ec ti on have largelyfundedtheBid. Regulations torecognizetheCommonwealth and accreditationcardashavingthesame temporary residentvisa.Citizenship free entryandpartialreliefof the GSTpayable. Medical andcomputerequipment willqualifyforduty and mayalsobeeligibleforrelief fromtheGST. temporarily foruseduringtheGameswillbedutyfree Photographic andaudio-visualequipmentimported 2010 CommonwealthGames. and ammunitionforthepurposesofcompetingin into CanadabyCommonwealthGamesathletesoffirearms policies andprocedurestoaccommodatetheimportation with theDepartmentofJusticeandRCMP, willcreate Commonwealth GamesFederationandincoordination Committee, CommonwealthGamesCanadaandthe The CCRA,inconsultationwiththeHamiltonOrganizing Games athletesandsecurityservicespersonnel. include theimportationoffirearmsforCommonwealth exempt non-residentsfromtheseregulations.Thiswould application maybemadetotheMinisterofJustice Canada. TheFirearmsAct hasbeenamendedsothatan Code ofCanadarestricttheimportationfirearmsinto The FirearmsAct, Anti-Terrorism Act andtheCriminal Regulation ofSpecialProductsandEquipment practice forinternationalsportevents. goods andequipment.ThishaslongbeentheCanadian Canada suchaspersonaleffects,gifts,awards,display duties, excise taxes andtheGSTongoodsimportedinto the GST. Aswell,reliefwouldbeprovidedfromcustoms entry andmaybeeligibleforreliefofexcise taxes and manufacturing orprocessing,willqualifyforduty-free they arenotbeingimportedforsale,leaseorfurther Generally, goodsbeingimportedtemporarily, solongas tax matters. regarding theGoodsandServicesTax (GST)andother and theprovisionoftechnicaladviceassistance and theirbaggage,theprocessingofcommercialgoods Commonwealth Gamesintheareasofprocessingpassengers prepared toprovideenhancedservicesthe2010 The CanadaCustomsandRevenueAgency(CCRA)is Delegations Importation ofGoodsCommonwealthGames Narcotics and other substances controlled by the Food and Drug Act and other legislation are not allowed into Canada without proper authorization and documentation.

Protecting Canadian food, fish, agricultural, plant/forest products and ensuring the safety of the agri-food industry are the principle objectives of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) inspectors at the international arrival points. While all imported food, fish, agricultural, plant/forest products must be declared to Canada Customs officials upon arrival: • Some do not require either permits or certificates to be brought into the country; • Some must also be accompanied by certificates or permits because they have specific health requirements; and • Some are prohibited because they pose a serious risk of Come together... Go beyond. introducing or spreading pests or diseases, or are unsafe for consumption even if they are inspected.

Given that pest and disease circumstances vary throughout the world, it is important to seek information and advice from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) before planning to import food, fish, plant/forest, and agricultural products into Canada. The CFIA will cooperate with other federal departments and agencies in developing an integrated Port-of-Entry operations plan for the 2010 Hamilton Commonwealth Games.

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Come together... Go beyond. 204 TECHNOLOGY AND HOST BROADCASTER SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER •T • • • • • • including: A varietyofapplicationsfortechnologywillbeneeded, provide information. located throughouttheGamesVillageandcityto systems andGPSwillbeneeded.Kiosks event. Desktop,handheldcommunicationsanddata results andadministrativedatarequiredfortheentire containing alltheregistration,accreditation,scheduling, A securecentralGamesserverroomwillhousedatabases systems, desktopPCs,handheldPCsandwirelessphones. scoreboards, venuesecuritysystems,timingandscoring infrastructure, databaseandInternetservers,electronic The 2010 Gameswillrequire data, voiceandvideo Games Requirements in ourarea. using thefacilities,servicesandexperiencedworkforce deliver theseservicestotheworld’sbeststandards the CGFandtoachievingasuccessfulGames.We can and broaddistributionofprogrammingareimportantto We technologies availableafterthattime. including Melbourne2006,andwewilluseothermodern Transfer opportunitiesfromGamespriorto2010, what iscurrentlyavailable.We willutilizetheTechnology systems atthe2010 Gameswillallbeimprovementson The software,hardwareandexpertiseforthetechnology video communications. and wirelessnetworksdesignedtosupportdata,voice of thisadvance.Hamiltonhascitywidehigh-speedfibre technology, andtheHamilton-Toronto areaisatthecentre Canada isaworldleaderintelecommunicationsand audio/video feedsfromevents Internet, includingresults,games informationandlive broadcast signal Results systems,includingintegration withthehost Timing/judging/scoring/measuring systems by Internetandkiosks Public informationabouttheGames,includingdelivery Ticket information andsales Registration/accreditation

elecommunications, includingwirelesscommunications also appreciatethatfirst-ratebroadcastingservices ties, withaccess totheCanadianfamilyofAnik satellites Earth stationsinToronto featurebi-directionalcapabili- Digital (SDTV)andHighDefinition television(HDTV). networks accommodateAnalog, StandardsDefinition to theneedsoflargeITmainframes. Forbroadcasting,the diverse rangeofdataratesfrom28.8Kphonemodemtraffic networks arescalableinperformance,abletohandlea T established abilitytocommunicateatthegloballevel. ture consistsoffourworld-classorganizationswithan accomplished. NeighbouringToronto’s satellite infrastruc- and USbroadcastsatellitesup-linkingisroutinely Hamilton iswellwithinthefootprintofallCanadian to providethefullGamesstorytheiraudiences. Satellite linksfromtheIBCandMPCwillallowmedia voice anddatacommunications. 1,000 high-speed network,providingcontinuouslivevideo, centres atsportsvenueswillbeconnectedtothecitywide 250 the athletes.TheIBCandMPCperipheralmedia 325 will haveinstantaccesstoinformationabouteventsand With continuouslivefeedsfromallvenues,themedia 630 to theMPCandIBC 100 200 T T 50 T 1,500 550 Administration PCs&printers TVs Photocopiers Faxes Info 2010 kiosks Uninterruptible powersupplies Printers Servers atvenues PCs atGames components willberequired: purposes, hasindicatedthatthefollowingmajorhardware Our preliminaryresearchonthismatter, forbudgeting • lpoe 1,000 1,000 wo–way radios elephones oronto’s mature,fullfeaturedandrobustcommunications echnology Support totheMediaand copiers, PDAs, e-mail handheld computers,dataandmessagingsystems, Office equipmentandsystems,includinglaptop capability toprovide thetechnology, facilitiesand the HostBroadcasterwillberequired todemonstratetheir Canadian broadcastorganizations wishingtobecome other Games. several Olympic,Commonwealth,Pan American and Canada -havehadexperienceasHostBroadcastersfor Our mainCanadianTVnetworks-CBC,CTVandRadio Host BroadcasterRights workforce. students who,inturn,willprovideahighlymotivated utilize thisopportunitytoprovideworkexperiencesfor programmes inbroadcastingandthemedia,wewill Va events, includingwinterandsummerOlympicGames. experience inbroadcastingnationalandinternationalsport are withina45-minutedriveofHamilton,manywith One thousandregisteredfreelancebroadcasttechnicians •W • •D • production facilitieswithinonehourofHamiltoninclude: stations andeightdailynewspapers.Existingbroadcast America, withmorethan70 televisionstations,30radio centrations ofprintandbroadcastoutletsinallNorth The Hamilton–Toronto areahasoneofthehighestcon- also providediversebackupneeds. used strategically, cancomplementexistingservicesand upon alargepoolofmobileearthstationswhich,when Hamilton’s primegeographicallocationallowsittodraw optical fibretoamultitudeoffacilitiesaroundtheworld. Canada, theUnitedStatesandintegrationviasubmarine gration viaopticalfibretoallotherteleportslocatedin technology. Thiscapacityisfurtherenhancedwithinte- small apertureterminal)andDTH(directtohome) community canmanageCband,KuBand,VAST (very number morethan40atthistime.Thelocalsatellite orbiting satellitespositionedoverNorthAmerica,which and theNimiksatellite.Theyalsohaveaccesstoall CanWest –threemobileunits CBC –fivemobileunits rious collegesanduniversitiesintheareaprovide ome Productions–twomobileunits escam Internationalcamerafacilities and otherelements,willbefullyassignedtotheCGF. system analysisdocumentation,executable programmes technology system,includingdesigndocumentation, Hamilton 2010 willensurethat theGamesinformation Regulation 5–4.Inaddition,asperCGF5-5, CGF withinsixmonthsoftheGames,asstipulatedin Hamilton 2010 will provideatechnologyreporttothe Information Technology SummaryReport them excellent servicesandcooperation. holders. We willworkdiligentlywithbroadcasterstogive the greatestpossiblegeographicdistributionofrights- the valueofinternationalbroadcastrights,andtoachieve We International TV andBroadcastRights opinion andexpression. Rights andFreedomsprotectsfreedomofthought,belief, broadcast outsidethecountry. TheCanadianCharterof material producedinCanadaandintendedprincipallyfor There arenoapplicablelawsthatrestricttheuseofmedia International BroadcastRegulations Regulations Section. indicated intheCGFGamesManagementProtocolsand CGF standardswillbeapartofthetenderprocessas the saleofcommercialtime. tender requirements,alongwithdiscussionsregarding coverage forbothtelevisionandradiowillbepartofthe management policiesstipulatedbytheCGF. Livenational Games, andtheircompliancewithanyregulations expertise requiredtopresentglobalbroadcastsofthe

will workcollaborativelywiththeCGFtomaximize 205

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Come together... Go beyond. 208 ACCREDITATION SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER Hotel, theIBCandMPC. Centre, whichisconvenientlylocated besidetheHost T Commonwealth GamesFamily, VIPs,theMediaand will normallybeaccreditedthere.Allothers,including Games Village.Teams whoresideintheGames Village second Accreditation Centrewillbeestablished atthe and othersupportpersonnel.Beforevisitorsarrive,a Centre toaccreditstaff,volunteers,security, contractors Centre willbeopenedattheHamiltonConvention Several monthsbeforetheGamesbegin,anAccreditation Accreditation Centres Protection Act. security provisionsoftheImmigrationandRefugee of Canadashallprevailatalltimes,includingthenational This iswiththeagreementthatlawsandsovereignty these cards. controls overproduction,distributionandissuanceof Committee willagreeonmattersrelatedtothesecurity and ImmigrationCanadatheHamiltonOrganizing force andeffectasatemporaryresidentvisa.Citizenship Games IdentityandAccreditation Cardashavingthesame Protection RegulationstorecognizetheCommonwealth ing aproposaltoamendtheImmigrationandRefugee Citizenship andImmigrationCanadaispresentlyreview- or asmodifiedbytheCGFatalaterdate. Transportation Privileges)asoutlinedincurrentpractice, and Regulation2(Venue andZoneAccess, Diningand will abidebyCGFRegulation1(Accreditation Guidelines) concerning Accreditation andProtocol.Hamilton2010 Hamilton 2010 agreestoCGFProtocols19and20 systems ofpre-registration,includingon-lineregistration. accurate andefficientservice.We willexplorevarious most up-to-datetechnologyavailabletoprovideahighly software anddatasystems.Hamilton2010 willadoptthe Committee withregardstoaccreditationprocesses, Manchester 2002andtheMelbourne2006Organizing Hamilton 2010 willbuildontheexperienceof As partoftheintendedCGFTechnology TransferProgram, echnical Officials,canbeaccredited attheConvention • •I • •P •V •R coordinated systeminclude: ment ofallregistrants.Possible softwareelementsina designed tosupporttheaccreditationanddatamanage- Staff andvolunteerswillbetrainedtousesoftware Accreditation System formats. including hardcopy, electronic,Web andmedia-ready Results module:includesresultstrackingandreporting, of IDbadges. real-time IDbadgeproductionandbatchpre-printing zoning planning;fullcolourphotoIDbadgeproduction; integration withIDbadging. registration; correspondence;accommodationtracking; Games Familymodule:includesVIP/media/guest with IDbadging. clothing distribution;weaponshandling;integration assignments, biographycollection;correspondence; accommodation assignmentandtracking;multiplerole sport/event; supportstaffinscription;transportationand integration withIDbadging. correspondence creationandtracking;scheduling; preference; multiplejobtasking;clothingdistribution, with IDbadgingmodule. status; correspondencecreationandtracking; mailing addresses,passportdata;securityclearance registrant, includingpersonalcontactinformation,i.e. D badgingmodule:includesaccesscontrolrightsand articipant module:includesathleteinscriptionto egistration module:collectionofinformationoneach olunteer module:includesregistrationinfo;jobchoice integration 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID FINANCES 209

Come together... Go beyond. 210 FINANCES in Hamilton. related tothehostingof2010 CommonwealthGames The followingtableoutlinesallrevenuesandexpenditures all existingfacilitiesownedbytheCityandotherpartners. contributions havebeenestimated,includingtherentalof included toensureallcostsareprovided.AllValue-in-Kind for essentialservicesfromallgovernmentshavebeen appropriate, contingencieshavebeenprovided.Costestimates work packagesand1,000linesofdetail.Wheredeemed “bottom up”methodology, andcomprisemorethan100 Estimates fortheoverallbusinessplanwerebuiltusinga •V •A • • •A • •V • • • • •T • • • • •Fi • • assumptions anddeliverablesforthefollowingbusinessunits: terms ofreference,key activities,detailedcostallowances, Detailed businessplanshavebeenpreparedthatinclude ed byseniorCityofHamiltonfinancialstaff. previous internationalGames.Theconsultantswereassist- by consultantswithdirectexpertexperiencefromseveral The businessplanandfinancialstatementswereprepared Materials Management Transportation Security Medical anddoping Sport operations Sound, audio,electronicsandofficeequipment Information technology, scoreboardsandsystems Host broadcasterandinternationalbroadcastcentre Staff recruitment,trainingandadministration Legal andriskmanagement Office administration CGF/CGAC relationsandobligations CEO officeandboard elecommunications enue overlayandadaptation ccreditation ccommodation illage services nancial services otnec 23,512,617 36,000,000 32,423,490 20,443,635 15,494,400 Contingency 18,011,400 T Essential Services Marketing &SellingCosts 78,116,199 Protocol, Ceremonies&SpecialEvents V Operations V Sports T Finance &Administration OPERATING EXPENSES TO eay75,000,000 715,912,500 25,324,000 30,981,000 258,831,897 & LEGACYEXPENSES TO TO 24,433,683 Legacy Contingency Village Residences Existing FacilitiesUpgradeandFit-out New Facilities CAPITAL WORKS TO aktn te 24,500,000 61,412,500 50,000,000 80,000,000 250,000,000 250,000,000 Marketing &Other Corporate &Fundraising McMaster University City ofHamilton Government ofOntario Government ofCanada REVENUE Hamilton 2010Financial Statement xRbt (7,224,246) ax Rebate 48,351,875 echnology &Broadcasting ne 18,380,450 17,832,100 olunteers, Communications&Awareness enues T T T T LRVNE715,912,500 AL REVENUE LCPTL414,570,580 AL OPERATING, CAPITAL AL CAPITAL 301,341,920 AL OPERATING EXPENSES 2003 DOLLARS Capital Works Expenses(percentage) Operating Expenses(percentage) Revenue (percentage) Technology &Broadcasting Finance &Administration- otnec - - Contingency - Tax Rebate Essential Services Marketing &SellingCosts- - - & Protocol, Ceremonies - & Awareness Volunteers, Communications Operations Venues Sports Commercial Revenue - Commercial Revenue - University McMaster City ofHamilton - Government ofOntario- Government ofCanada- eay - Legacy - Contingency Village Residences- Facilities Upgrade- New Facilities- pca vns - Special Events - 5.9% 62.4% 18.1% 6.1% 7.5% - - 35% 7% 35% 12% 11% 25.3% 15.7% 5.8% 5.8% 7.6% (2.3%) 11 10.5% 6% 5% 6.6% .7% 211

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Come together... Go beyond. 214 MARKETING SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER and propertieswereconsidered. worldwide softeningofrightsfeespaidforsportingevents in Canada.Additionally, theHamiltontimezoneand the considered alongwiththefeesgeneratedbysimilarevents tive numberswithpreviousCommonwealthGameswere In ordertoestimatetherevenuefromTVrights,compara- TV Rights marketing programmeanditsrevenue. are basedonHamilton2010 having fullcontrolofthe Rights, Sponsorship,FriendsoftheGamesandLicensing service possible.TherevenueestimatesincludedunderTV Games Familyandspectatorswiththehighestlevelof committee, andimpactsontheabilitytoprovide critically importanttothefinancialwell-beingofahost revenue throughcashandValue-in-Kind (VIK)servicesis The abilitytogeneratesignificantlevelsofcorporate will bestronginterestintheGamesimageandbrands. be locatedinthelargestcommercialcentreofCanada,there of majorsportingeventsinCanada.BecausetheGameswill Canadian businesscommunityhasbeenastrongsupporter property rightsoftheCGF, theCGCandsponsors.The exposure oftheGameswhileprotectingin that maximizesnationalandinternationalawareness Hamilton willdeliverahighlyeffectivemarketing campaign tellectual Sport Equipment Audit andTax Services Airport Medals Furniture Airline Agriculture Coffee &Snacks Creative Agency Freight Transportation Retail &Merchandise Tier 3 Insurance Liquor Commission(Crown) Freight Forwarding P Brewery Computer Software Newspaper T Radio Beverages andWater Po Tier 2 Photo FinishingandCameras Lotteries (Crown) Financial Services Results &Timing Banking Electronics Document Handling W Computer Hardware Automobiles T Tier 1 are asfollows: major sportingevents.Thecategoriesthatwillbetargeted that traditionallyprovideVIKservicesandgoodsto historical dataasaguidealongwithexpensecategories An analysisbyproductcategorywasundertaken using Sponsorship elevision elecommunications ostal &CourierServices ebsite wer Generation province andthusadvertisingonthem. The OntarioHighwayAct controlshighways inthe commercial banners,toensureaviationandpublicsafety. air spaceovermajorevents,includingthetowingof It isCanadiangovernmentpolicytorestricttheuseof tive marketing practicesprovisionsoftheCompetitionAct. possible underthemisleadingrepresentationsanddecep- misleading representationstothepublic,proceedingsare engaged inambushmarketing makes materiallyfalseor use ofconfusingmarksbyothers.InCanada,ifaperson exclusive rightstotheirregisteredmarksandprohibitsthe The CanadianTradeMarksAct providestrademarkowners backed upbygovernmentlegislationandby-laws. Games marksbyanumberofactionsHamilton2010, There willbeexcellent protectionofCGF, sponsorand Ambush Marketing and internationally. in increasingawarenessoftheGameslocally, nationally for theOrganizingCommitteebutplaysanimportantrole A licensingprogramnotonlygeneratesvaluablerevenue Licensing estimates areconsideredprudent. allowances areincludedforseatkills.Thecurrentbudget Tickets havebeenpricedtoencourageattendanceand Ticketing of awarenessthroughoutthecommunity. from thebusinesscommunityandincreaseslevel a programmeencouragesbroadbasedparticipation geared tolowerlevelsoffinancialcommitment.Such programme thatfocusesonlocalbusinessesandis Hamilton 2010 willestablishalocalparticipation F riends oftheGames property otherthanstreets,lanesorpublicparks. regulates aspectsofthirdpartyadvertisingonoutdoor on publicproperty, buildingsandroadways,also goods. TheSignBy-Lawprohibitsunauthorizedsigns and sidewalkscanprohibitsaleofunauthorized V rized advertisingonstreetsorsidewalks.TheStreet Hamilton’s StreetandTrafficBy-Lawprohibitsunautho- ending By-lawregulatesthesaleofgoodsonstreets 215

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Come together... Go beyond. 218 CEREMONIES AND SPECIAL EVENTS SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER and provideadditionaltelevision opportunities. presented. Thiswouldopenthe Gamestoallcitizens, athletes, andwhereculturalentertainment couldbe number ofpeoplewouldbeabletocelebratethese medallists inaneveningcelebrationwhereagreater they werewon.We wouldlike toalsorecognizethe that themedalswillbepresentedatvenuesinwhich ceremonies forpresentingthemedals.Thatprotocolstates We V flavour oftheCommonwealth. and thetelevisionaudiences,emphasizingcultural to haveaveryentertainingeveningforthedelegations thoughts aheadfouryearstothenextGames.We expect responsible forstagingtheGames,andtocastour respect. Itwillbeanopportunitytosay“thanks”those Commonwealth Familyjoiningtogetherinfriendshipand the performancesofallathletesandjoy Commonwealth Stadium.Thiswillbeatimetocelebrate Closing Ceremonieswillbeheldinthenew Closing Ceremonies will captivatetelevisionaudiencesthroughouttheworld. Opening CeremonythattheCGFwillbeproudof,and Our goalistohaveanextraordinaryandentertaining contrast thattothe2010 Games. opportunity tocelebrateandrecreatea1930stheme in 1930willformaunifyingtheme,providingthe that thefirstBritishEmpireGameswereheldinHamilton and subsequentaccomplishmentstraditions.Thefact recognition ofthe80thanniversaryinitialGames Commonwealth culture,diversityandcompatibility, and athletes andteams,acelebrationdemonstrationof a Welcome totheCommonwealthnationsandtheir The primarythemesoftheOpeningCeremonieswillbe visual displaysystemsavailableatthattime. be equippedwiththemostmoderncommunicationsand new CommonwealthStadium.Itwillseat42,000,and The OpeningCeremonieswilltake placeinthemagnificent Opening Ceremonies ictory Ceremonies

will followtheCGFProtocol23concerning national andinternationalsponsorshipfortheRelay. We Ceremonies. and anticipationintheweeksleadingtoOpening for themediatopromoteGames,buildinginterest or inthePacific mountains.We seethisasanopportunity the seaportsofeastcoast,innorthernTerritories, w audience whether as communities willwanttoparticipateinsomemanner, with suchevents,weknowthatCanadiansfromall across ourmanydiverseregions.Frompastexperience public, corporateandmediainterestby marvellous opportunitytogenerateconsiderable Once theQueen’sBatonRelayreachesCanada,wehavea Queen’s BatonRelay who wereoriginallyfromthatnation,andotherguests. include friendsandfamilyofteam,media,Canadianguests performance, andalightreception.Invitedguestswill and theplayingofitsnationalanthem,abriefcultural include awelcomeaddress,theraisingofnation’sflag in theInternationalZoneforeachnation’steam.Itwill Following tradition,wewillhaveawelcomingceremony V illage Welcoming Ceremonies illage Welcoming

will workcooperativelywiththeCGFtogenerate hen theBatonreachestheircommunitiesin runners, asafocusforschoolprojects,oran staging therelay Canadian 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID ENVIRONMENT 219

Come together... Go beyond. 220 ENVIRONMENT technology andpolicies. standards achievedthroughtheuseofinnovative environmental, energyefficiencyandconservation management mandate.We willfollowthelatestCanadian will constituteanintegralpartoftheoverallGames development andenvironmentalprotectionprogrammes Environmental &DevelopmentAgenda21, sustainable Reflecting onandinspiredbytheUnitedNations equity andhealthiercommunities. and socialsustainabilityinordertosupportinclusiveness, Hamilton 2010 iscommittedtoenvironmental,economic are regularlyfedbacktothemanagementteam. system ofcontinuousimprovementasresultsactivities allow forasourceofpublicaccountabilityaswell sustainability goalsandobjectives.Thismonitoringwill will publiclyreportonprogresstowardsthestated During theorganizingphase,OrganizingCommittee and workplaces. and skillstrainingthatwillbenefittheircommunities those involvedwithHamilton2010 willreceiveeducation targeting schools,sportsassociationsandthemedia.Also, themes willbeincorporatedintoeducationalprogrammes education andawarenessprogramme.Sustainability Hamilton 2010 willimplementanextensive public Education and Awareness Programmes •H •C • • •P • Social Responsibility •A • • Economic Opportunity sustainability through: Hamilton 2010 willmeetthiscommitmentto the Gameslegacy. living forall.Thiswillbeoneofthehighlights and wellness Hosting aninclusiveandaccessibleGames Increasing understandingofsustainability our stakeholders Communicating openlyandconsultingwith Maximizing economicopportunity Strengthening communityandstakeholder partnerships romoting diversityandmulticulturalism ontributing tosportdevelopment,healthpromotion dvancing socialequitythrougheconomicopportunities igh-performance developmentalsportandactive the Games. involvement inthedecision-makingprocessplanning and youth,includingauniqueopportunityforyouth Hamilton 2010 willpromoteopportunitiesforwomen organizations. a sharedlegacyforlocal,regionalandnationalAboriginal involvement ofAboriginalpeoplesinthe2010 Gamesand Planning isunderwayforextensiveandmeaningful who mightnototherwisebenefitfromtheGames. all thepeople,includinglowandmoderateincomepeople Inclusiveness meanstheparticipationofandequityfor Inclusiveness services whereverpossible. environmentally sustainableexpertise,technologiesand Hamilton 2010 iscommittedto showcasing management practicesandenhancementstrategies. have negligibleeffectsasaresultofcarefuldesign,best conditions. Proposedvenues,manyofwhichexist,will hydrological, atmospheric,biological,landuseandsocial assessment looked atpotentialimpactsongeophysical, post-Games useofthevenuesandinfrastructure.The effects resultingfromthedevelopment,operationsand conducted oflikely environmental,socialandeconomic A preliminaryenvironmentalimpactassessmenthasbeen V or biodegradable. materials andensurethatresidualsarereusable,recyclable packaging standardstoreducewaste,minimizehazardous Suppliers andsponsorswillberequestedtomeet rethinking. strategy withafocusonreduction,reuse,recyclingand Hamilton 2010 willpursueasolidwastemanagement Games Village enues 221

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Come together... Go beyond. 224 COMMUNICATIONS SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER welcome andengagedinthisonce-in-a-lifetime event. tourism industrytomake alltouristsand guestsfeel provincial andfederaltourism agencies andthedomestic Organizing CommitteewillpartnerwithTourism Hamilton, festival activitiesleadinguptoandduringtheGames.The well informedoftheofficialandsanctionedathletic and marketing strategiestoensurevisitorsandguestsare The OrganizingCommitteewillundertake communications V community eventsandschoolcurriculumprogrammes. houses, mediaevents,advertising,publicopinionsurveys, community grouppresentations,townhallmeetings,open hotline, brochures,printandelectronicmessaging, be limitedto,adedicatedinteractivewebsite,telephone Community relationsactivitieswillinclude,butnot (access, transportation,personalandpropertysafety, etc.). responds topersonalandbusinessday-to-dayneeds ensure thattheOrganizingCommitteerecognizesand Games. Thegoalwillbetomaintainlocalsupportand and engagedintheplanningimplementationof k The communityrelationsstrategywillbedesignedto Community Relations official languages. Communications willbeprovidedinbothofCanada’s communications. accurate, timely, accountableandequitablydisseminated and follow-upcommunications.Ourgoalisopen,honest, and operationoftheGames,legacydocumentation tions strategiesandtacticsrequiredforthepromotion Hamilton 2010 willdevelopandimplementcommunica- the marketing activitiesofthecommercialpartners. marketing andpromotionoftheGamesinsupporting role thatthecommunicationplanplaysingeneral of theCommonwealthFamily. We alsorespectthekey Canadian andworldwideaudience,themediamembers communications planningandexecution forHamilton,the We eep residents,businessesandstakeholders informed isitor/Guest Relations

recognize thestrategicimportanceofproactive the periodofGames. Hamilton 2010 willhostadailymedia conferenceduring in atimely, professionalandequitablemanner. announcements andeventsresultswillbedisseminated Media advisories,mediareleases,publicservice electronic media. unique characteristicsandneedsoftheprint guidelines. Mediarelationsstrategieswillreflectthe the mediacoverGamesinaccordancewithCGF Hamilton 2010 willtake allnecessarystepstohelp Media Relations in Protocol28-3. Games totheCGF, CGAs,IFs,andothersasstipulated and willdistributethereportwithin12monthsof official reportoftheGames,includingallresults, participating sports.Itwillprovideacompleteprinted and ClosingCeremoniesfinaleventsinallthe video and/orCDontheGames,includingOpening Organizing Committeewillproduceadocumentaryfilm, In accordancewithCGFProtocols28and30,the Official Report Official Film and/or Video; 2010 Co mm o nwealth Games BID PR COMM OG RAMMES UN ITY 225

Come together... Go beyond. 226 COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES SPORTS BOTTOM PGFOOTER Commonwealth Gameshavebeenperpetuatedandexpressed. history andathleticismbutalsohowthevaluesof The commissionedpiecesofartwillnotonlyreflectthe multimedia presentationsdetailingthehistoryofGames. of the“FriendlyGames”. The museumwillencompass uniforms andequipment,willrepresenttheeightdecades Melbourne Games.Acollectionofhistoricalitems,including dating fromthe1930BritishEmpireGamesto2006 movement. Artgallerieswillbeasked todisplayartifacts summer exhibitshowcasingtheCommonwealthGames Commonwealth MuseumandArtsFestivalwillbegina Opening onCanada’sbirthday, July1,2010, the FestivalCommonwealth Arts non-stop celebration. Commonwealth Nationswillbeatasoneduringthis Commonwealth countries.Themanyheartbeatsofthe between showcasingtalentinOntarioandthe artists toHamilton,strikinganunprecedentedbalance actors, musicians,playwrights,composers,dancersand pageantry. Thefestivalwillbringsomeofthefinest Aboriginal Peoples, willfillthestreetswithcolourand street celebrations,withspecialemphasisonour to concertsbyCommonwealthsuperstars.Multi-ethnic the festivalwillrangefromspecialGamesperformances and commissionedworksspecificallycreatedfordebutat tions, andapproximately 30exhibitions.Manyoriginal It willincludemorethan200performingartspresenta- place inCanada. Commonwealth multidisciplinaryfestivalsevertotake Rhythm oftheNationswillbeonelargest Rhythm of theNations audiences andattainhigherstandardsofexcellence. Commonwealth partnerships,reachnewinternational southern Ontario’sartinstitutionstoformnew arts andculturecelebrationwillbethecatalystfor For severalmonthspriortotheGames,amultidisciplinary To events toentertainVillageresidents. cultural experiencesbypresentingselectedartistsand The GamesVillagewillalsofeatureitsownexciting Games Village all aspectsoftheGames. to definetheinvolvementofAboriginalcommunitiesin with theAboriginalSportCircleandleaders Corporation, withtheassistanceofSportCanada,isworking The Hamilton2010 CommonwealthGamesBid Aboriginal Peoples •W • • • • •P • •

indigenous sportmovement; for informationexchange onthegrowingworldwide Aboriginal SportCircleprovidingauniqueopportunity Sport tobeheldinHamiltoncollaborationwiththe Coordinate aCommonwealthConferenceonIndigenous and itsculturalelements; maximize supportandinterestinthe2010 Games Establish anexciting multimediawebsiteto of sportandyouthparticipation; presentations toschoolgroupscultivatethespirit Encourage Commonwealthathletestomake support fortheCommonwealthGames; and concernsinordertofosterstrongcommunity Undertake publicconsultationsonvariousinterests promote Hamilton’sdiverseculturalactivities; Canadian corporations; Games nationallyandinternationallythroughleading Promote Hamiltonandthe2010 Commonwealth staff andvolunteersfromvariousethnicbackgrounds; Include ourculturallydiversecommunitybyrecruiting present theseandotherculturalevents, wewill: artner withtheartsandculturalcommunitiesto ork internationallythroughCanadianembassies. Hamilton 2010 Commonwealth Games BID

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