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The 2030 Winter Olympics will reintroduce ski mountaineering and utilize multiple venues across the French Alps and Nice, marking France's first Winter Games since 1992.
- On Feb. 1, 2030 France, as host nation, will stage the 2030 Winter Olympic Games, returning after 38 years since Albertville 1992.
- Under the master plan, organizers say competitions will be split across Haute Savoie, Savoie, Briançon and Nice, following the Milano Cortina dispersed staging model.
- Venue allocations assign skiing and sliding disciplines to established resorts: Courchevel and Méribel for alpine skiing, La Clusaz and Le Grand Bornand for cross-country and biathlon, Serre Chevalier and Montgenèvre for freestyle and snowboarding.
- Unresolved venue choices mean speed skating could be held outside France, and the venues for the opening ceremony are still unknown.
- The IOC warned it could reopen bidding if host commitments lapse, and Shoemaker said `Maybe, because we're in 2026... that could have been ours.
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Canada could consider 2038 Olympic bid should Swiss plans fall through
Canadian Olympic Committee CEO David Shoemaker says the desire to bring the Olympic Games back to Canada remains strong, suggesting the country could consider throwing its hat in the ring for the 2038 Games if Switzerland's plan to bid falls through.
This legislation allows temporary derogations from ordinary law in several areas.
The text, adopted in Parliament on Thursday, allows for temporary derogations in urban planning and security for the Winter Games in the Alps in 2030.
The Games Organizing Committee has been shaken by cascading resignations in recent weeks, with a backdrop of a challenge to its governance.
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Where will the 2030 Winter Olympics take place?
As the competition in Italy is about to get underway, fans may be wondering when and where the next Winter Olympics will be held.
Despite the sobbing internal movements of the Cojop des Alpes Françaises 2030, the Executive Director of the Olympic Games wanted to reduce this dissension on Wednesday evening in Milan following the 145th session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
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