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Coca-Cola Helps Share Paralympic Values With Canada
On March 3rd, 2010, the flame will be lit, signalling the start of the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games. Throughout the 10-day journey, Canadians will have the opportunity to gather and share the inspirational stories of some truly amazing Canadians. read more...
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games and Olympic Torch Relay Sponsorship Drives Gold Medal Results For Coca-Cola Canada
Vancouver, February 25, 2010
Coca-Cola Canada has been successful in leveraging its sponsorship of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games and Olympic Torch Relay to drive growth. read more...
Rick Hansen and Kelly Murumets Win Coca-Cola's "Live Positively Award" at Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games
Vancouver, February 18, 2010
Today The Coca-Cola Company honors Rick Hansen and Kelly Murumets with its “Live Positively Award” at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. read more...
The Coca-Cola Canada Live Positively Award
Vancouver, February 16, 2010
The Coca-Cola Company will honor individuals, families and organizations with the Coca-Cola Live Positively Award during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Each recipient was chosen because of his or her efforts to turn their passion for improving the well-being of Canadians into important changes that have positively impacted their local communities. read more...
University of British Columbia Wins Coca-Cola's "Live Positively Award" at Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games
Vancouver, February 15, 2010
Today The Coca-Cola Company will honor the University of British Columbia with its “Live Positively Award” at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Coca-Cola’s Live Positively Awards celebrate people who inspire others to create a more positive Canada. read more...
Project Blue Sky Wins Coca-Cola’s “Live Positively Award” at Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games
Vancouver, February 13, 2010
Dave Calder, Olympic Silver Medalist in Rowing, Accepts Award On Behalf Of Project Blue Sky. read more...
The Coca-Cola Live Positively Award
Vancouver, February 10, 2010
The Coca-Cola Company will honor individuals, families and organizations with the Coca-Cola Live Positively Award during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Each recipient was chosen because of his or her efforts to turn their passion for improving the well-being of Canadians into important changes that have positively impacted their local communities. read more...
Coca-Cola Canada Opens Happiness at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games
Vancouver, February 9, 2010
Coca-Cola, the world's longest continuous corporate partner of the Olympic Games, today revealed its plans to uplift, refresh, and inspire all Canadians during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. While doing so, Coca-Cola will demonstrate its efforts to become the most environmentally-friendly Olympic Games sponsor, by committing to being carbon neutral and to generating "zero waste" in its entire Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games operations. read more...
Coca-Cola Canada Reinforces Commitment to Sustainability With Vancouver Olympic Games Legacy
Vancouver, February 1, 2010
Coca-Cola Canada today announced details of their $350,000 investment to Vancouver’s inner city. The funding will create an outdoor sport court, which will consist of a hard court playing surface that will provide the youth and families of the Ray-Cam community the opportunity to get active and participate in sport in their own neighborhood. read more...
The Coca-Cola Company Announces a Worldwide Commitment to Place Energy Information on the Front of Products and Packaging
The Coca-Cola Company today announced global plans to include energy information (calories) per serving on the front of nearly all product packages in a move to increase consumers’ awareness about the calorie content of its beverages. read more...
Coca-Cola Reinforces Commitment to Environment With Unveiling of Olympic Torch Relay Sustainability Plan and Expansion of Hybrid-Electric Fleet
Vancouver, September 30, 2009
The Coca-Cola system in Canada today announced that it will expand its fleet of hybrid-electric delivery trucks across Canada as part of its ongoing commitment to corporate responsibility and sustainability. It also released details on its sustainability plans for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay. read more...
Coca-Cola shares the Diversity of Aboriginal Culture with Canada & the World
The Coca-Cola Aboriginal Art Bottle Program will provide an opportunity for Aboriginal people across
Canada
to experience the Olympic Spirit and showcase the diversity of Aboriginal art and culture to the world by displaying Aboriginal art on the contour bottle – the Coca-Cola’s unique global iconic asset. read more...
Coca-Cola Announces Its First Environmental Torchbearer Team As A Call To Action To Support Earth Hour
Coca-Cola encourages Canadians to live more environmentally sustainable lives with its sponsorship of WWF-Canada’s Earth Hour and its first Environmental Olympic Torchbearer team announcement. Representatives of the Mississauga Braves Hockey Association have been nominated by Coca-Cola, as one of the teams recommended by WWF-Canada, as the first team of environmental Olympic Torchbearers. read more...
Coca-Cola Uses Olympic Sponsorship As Environmental Call To Action
In an effort to spread the Olympic Spirit and create an environmental legacy to encourage Canadians to adopt sustainable environmental practices, Coca-Cola is launching a holistic environmental action plan. Coca-Cola’s Olympic Games Sustainability Plan is designed to outline the holistic methods Coca-Cola is using to minimize its environmental impact while demonstrating to Canadians how their own small changes create an opportunity to carry the Olympic Flame. read more...
Coca-Cola Canada uses Olympic Torch Relay to inspire a nation
Toronto, February 1, 2009
In October, the Olympic Flame will begin to weave its way across Canada in anticipation of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games. Over 106 days 12,000 Canadians will carry the Olympic Torch more than 45,000 km (27,000 miles). read more...
Coca-Cola Unveils Red Ribbon Panel To Help Recommend Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torchbearers
Toronto, January 19, 2009
Coca-Cola Canada today announced the creation of a Red Ribbon Panel to make recommendations on candidates hoping to be torchbearers in the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay. read more...
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay
Toronto, November 21, 2008
The route for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Torch Relay was officially revealed on Nov. 21. As the Olympic Movement’s longest continuous corporate partner, The Coca-Cola Company has seen first-hand the positive impact the Olympics has on athletes, host countries and billions of spectators. read more...
WWF-Canada and Coca-Cola in Canada partner on freshwater conservation and climate protection
Toronto, October 30, 2008
WWF-Canada and Coca-Cola Ltd. today announced a three-tiered partnership to conserve freshwater and fight climate change. read more...
Coca-Cola Canada Launches New Physical Activity Program
Vancouver, October 9, 2008
Coca-Cola Canada today unveiled SOGO Active (www.sogoactive.com), its national active living program aimed at Canadian youth. Coca-Cola will award over 1,000 torchbearer spots in the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay to teenagers who join the program and demonstrate a commitment to adopting an active lifestyle. read more...
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Summer Beverage Choices: Vancouver Dietitian Mary Bamford Helps Canadians Balance Health and Enjoyment
With summer now in full swing, along come barbecues, popsicles, cool drinks and all the other favourites of the season. As Canadians battle the hot summer weather, for many, the question of how to select summer refreshments is challenged by their diets or confusion about food choices. read more...
The Board of Directors of The Coca-Cola Company Declares Quarterly Dividend; Elects Two Officers
The Board of Directors of The Coca-Cola Company today declared a regular quarterly dividend of 38 cents per common share. The dividend is payable October 1, 2008, to shareowners of record as of September 15, 2008.
The Board also elected Alex Cummings executive vice president and David Taggart senior vice president of the Company. Mr. Taggart’s election is effective immediately; Mr. Cummings’ election is effective October 15, 2008, upon his relocation to the U.S. read more...
Leafs, Coca-Cola ZERO™ Give Away Free Tickets To Preseason Game
Leafs add fifth preseason game to thank fans for their support. read more...
Coca-Cola Canada rises to challenges put forth by 2008 Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth
The 2008 Active Healthy Kids Canada Report Card called on Canadians to take action, to engage youth in a way that allows them to direct and design activities that they find motivating, socially stimulating and enjoyable. read more...
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Deploys Canada's Largest Hybrid Trucks in Vancouver
Coca-Cola Bottling Company announced today that it will introduce 10 heavy-duty hybrid-electric delivery trucks to its fleet in Vancouver, B.C. The largest hybrid-electric delivery vehicles in North America, the model T370 (GVW 33000) trucks improve fuel consumption by 37 per cent, reduce emissions by 32 per cent and create less noise and emissions when stopped in traffic. read more...
Coca-Cola Company Reports 1st Quarter 2008 Results
The Coca-Cola Company today reported first quarter earnings per share of $0.64, an increase of 19 percent versus the prior year on a reported basis, and $0.67 after considering items impacting comparability, an increase of 20 percent. read more...
Coca-Cola Canada Supports Earth Hour 2008
Coca-Cola is powering down. Today, the Coca-Cola Canada announced their global support of Earth Hour 2008, an event created by the World Wildlife Fund in 2007 to create awareness of climate change.
Coca-Cola
Canada
is showing their support of Earth Hour through a number of initiatives. In
Canada
, the Company will be turning off our major billboard signs, and they have reached out to over 800,000 iCoke members, encouraging them to sign up and participate in Earth Hour. Coca-Cola
Canada
is also encouraging its employees to join the effort both at home and at work. read more...
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