Raise a Glass for Team Canada! – Feature Stories : Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Raise a glass and support our Olympic and Paralympic athletes in 2010! Millions of Canadians came together in 1988 during the Olympic Winter Games in Calgary to help athletes and coaches by purchasing over 50 million Petro-Canada glasses.

Petro-Canada, a proud Vancouver 2010 National Partner, introduced a set of glassware to support our athletes in their preparation for the 2010 Winter Games. And now the 20-ounce “Jericho” pilsner glass, the fourth and final piece in the Vancouver 2010 branded glassware series, is available at participating Petro-Canada and Sunoco retail locations.

The “Jericho” pilsner glass is only $3.99 (plus taxes); approximately 50 per cent of the proceeds go towards supporting Canadian athletes in their bid for podium success at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

Each Vancouver 2010 glass is a limited-edition keepsake and displays a petroglyph on one side and the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games emblem embossed on the other. The other glasses in the series — the Capilano, the Robson and the Garibaldi — are available today for $3.99 (plus taxes), so why not complete your collection with the “Jericho” pilsner and help our athletes fuel their dreams in 2010!

http://retail.petro-canada.ca/en/olympics/3194.aspx


Source: WNYMedia.net

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